Pacman Jones

#51
#51
MG1968 said:
I'll wait for Stunna n Orange to come by and defend Pacman as a man of the people who performs great acts of philanthropy.
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for the general stripper population of the greater Southeastern US, i'm sure that's the case.:thumbsup:
 
#53
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allvol123 said:
Well the NFL commish has slapped him once. Evidently your dog is more intelligent than Jones.
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If you read his post he clearly states that one slap was not sufficient. Evidently you have a reading disability.
 
#54
#54
kptvol said:
If you read his post he clearly states that one slap was not sufficient. Evidently you have a reading disability.
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I can reason that a human being making millions of dollars a year that cannot stay away from trouble even after he has been notified that his ability to make these millions will be ended is dumber than a dog. My reading is fine, yours is on a plane with P-man.


Is this easier for you? "Roof woof, woof, bark"
 
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allvol123 said:
I can reason that a human being making millions of dollars a year that cannot stay away from trouble even after he has been notified that his ability to make these millions will be ended is dumber than a dog. My reading is fine, yours is on a plane with P-man.


Is this easier for you? "Roof woof, woof, bark"
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Yawn. Was Pac-Man present at the time of the crime? I could read the part that said he wasn't. Everything else was inconsequential.
 
#56
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kptvol said:
Yawn. Was Pac-Man present at the time of the crime? I could read the part that said he wasn't. Everything else was inconsequential.
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Well then you have certainly proven you have the same mental processes as pac-man. So let me try to explain something to you. Roger Goodell is not a judge and does not care if he has been convicted of anything. He is more like a boss in a really lucrative company. He does not care if the law has been broken, he cares how his employees behave. Along with this, he has the power to punish his employees whether they have been convicted of anything or not. It seems you really have Pac's grasp on how things work.

You might use the above explanation before using "inconsequential".
 
#57
#57
Not a smart move on his part, coming just a week after he met with the commissioner to, in his words, "tell him about the steps I have taken to change my life since being suspended by the NFL."

From the AJC:

"[Deputy Chief] Burrows said witnesses at Club Blaze, a Moreland Avenue strip club, have told police Jones was at the club and that he and his entourage were involved in an argument at about 4:15 a.m. with a group of three men. The argument concerned a dancer at the club, police said.

"After the argument, witnesses overheard Jones, a Clayton County native, said he was going to get a gun, police said.

"He then left in a black Cadillac Escalade, witnesses told police.

"But, when the men with whom they argued left the club in a Toyota Sequoia, Jones's entourage followed them in two vehicles police identified as a green Dodge Charger and a black Pontiac Grand Prix.

"A few blocks away from the club near I-285, the victims told police the men in Jones' entourage pulled alongside their vehicle on Moreland Avenue and opened fire. The men returned fire, they told police. Their vehicle was struck seven times, but only one minor injury was reported. Another nearby vehicle was also struck and suffered damage to its windshield.

"No charges have been filed in the case."
 
#59
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allvol123 said:
This is all really inconsequential Vercingtorix. Just have Kpt explain it to you.
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It probably actually is inconsequential, because there's no way Goodell was going to reduce Jones's suspension anyway. It's still pretty astonishing that the man would plead to Goodell one week that he was really committed to changing his life, and then get involved in a fracas at a strip club the very next week. Can't this guy just hire some strippers to come entertain him and his friends at his house?
 
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Vercingetorix said:
It probably actually is inconsequential, because there's no way Goodell was going to reduce Jones's suspension anyway. It's still pretty astonishing that the man would plead to Goodell one week that he was really committed to changing his life, and then get involved in a fracas at a strip club the very next week. Can't this guy just hire some strippers to come entertain him and his friends at his house?
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I believe the initial punishment allowed for the year ban to be lifted after the 10th game if things went well with the pending stuff in NV and GA along with him behaving himself. I think he just crushed the part about behaving himself.
 
#61
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Vercingetorix said:
It probably actually is inconsequential, because there's no way Goodell was going to reduce Jones's suspension anyway. It's still pretty astonishing that the man would plead to Goodell one week that he was really committed to changing his life, and then get involved in a fracas at a strip club the very next week. Can't this guy just hire some strippers to come entertain him and his friends at his house?
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We'll see how inconsequential it is when Goodell calls Pacman back to his office to tell him that he's exhausted his "last chance" and he is permanently banned from the NFL.
 
#62
#62
What Pacman needs is a full-time, salaried chaperone that has 100% authority to make all decisions for Pacman. In other words, Pacman needs to be treated like the two year-old that he is.
 
#63
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Vol423 said:
We'll see how inconsequential it is when Goodell calls Pacman back to his office to tell him that he's exhausted his "last chance" and he is permanently banned from the NFL.
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That will simply not happen. Pacman absolutely had no involvement in this incident. The police were just seeking Adam for questioning regarding his entourage's whereabouts.
 
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StunnA N' Orange said:
That will simply not happen. Pacman absolutely had no involvement in this incident. The police were just seeking Adam for questioning regarding his entourage's whereabouts.
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You're proabably right. Just another random case of being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Poor fella just can't catch a break.
 
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StunnA N' Orange said:
That will simply not happen. Pacman absolutely had no involvement in this incident. The police were just seeking Adam for questioning regarding his entourage's whereabouts.
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Witnesses say Jones was in the strip club and a participant in the argument that preceded the shooting. Witnesses said Jones himself threatened to go get a gun. Witnesses said that the guys were involved in the shooting were all members of Jones's entourage.

While it doesn't sound as if the cops believe Jones himself was around for the actual shooting, the phrase "absolutely no involvement in this incident" must mean something different to you than it does to me.
 
#67
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Vercingetorix said:
Witnesses say Jones was in the strip club and a participant in the argument that preceded the shooting. Witnesses said Jones himself threatened to go get a gun. Witnesses said that the guys were involved in the shooting were all members of Jones's entourage.

While it doesn't sound as if the cops believe Jones himself was around for the actual shooting, the phrase "absolutely no involvement in this incident" must mean something different to you than it does to me.
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The witnesses are 100% incorrect. In fact, it's been said he wasn't even at the club after 4:00 a.m. The police discredited most of their claims according to his attorney.
 
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StunnA N' Orange said:
The witnesses are 100% incorrect. In fact, it's been said he wasn't even at the club after 4:00 a.m. The police discredited most of their claims according to his attorney.
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This is just really funny to me for some reason. Like you thought his attorney is going to come out and say how involved he was in this matter.

Also, why did the police only discredit most of their claims? A few words earlier you say the witnesses are 100% incorrect.
 
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StunnA N' Orange said:
The witnesses are 100% incorrect. In fact, it's been said he wasn't even at the club after 4:00 a.m. The police discredited most of their claims according to his attorney.
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It's been said by whom? Oh, his attorney. Now that makes it a rock solid "he had absolutely no involvement."
 
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allvol123 said:
Well then you have certainly proven you have the same mental processes as pac-man. So let me try to explain something to you. Roger Goodell is not a judge and does not care if he has been convicted of anything. He is more like a boss in a really lucrative company. He does not care if the law has been broken, he cares how his employees behave. Along with this, he has the power to punish his employees whether they have been convicted of anything or not. It seems you really have Pac's grasp on how things work.

You might use the above explanation before using "inconsequential".
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Could you contradict yourself a few more times please? Roger Goodell is concerned with how his employees behave? Seeing as how Pac-Man's behavior that night is unrelated to this incident, the best word to describe it is inconsequential.
 
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StunnA N' Orange said:
The witnesses are 100% incorrect. In fact, it's been said he wasn't even at the club after 4:00 a.m. The police discredited most of their claims according to his attorney.
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Here's the link to the AJC article I quoted, which was published today. Do you have a link to anything substantial to the contrary? (A press release from his attorney doesn't count.)

Obviously if these witnesses turn out to be mistaken/lying, then I take back what I said about Jones behaving stupidly in this case, and it simply becomes a matter of him needing really needing to cut loose some of his "friends."
 
#72
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allvol123 said:
This is just really funny to me for some reason. Like you thought his attorney is going to come out and say how involved he was in this matter.

Also, why did the police only discredit most of their claims? A few words earlier you say the witnesses are 100% incorrect.
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You've been slamming Pac for attending strip clubs, but now you want to hold the testimonies of a few patrons to be the truth. I'll stick with what the police say.
 
#73
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kptvol said:
Could you contradict yourself a few more times please? Roger Goodell is concerned with how his employees behave? Seeing as how Pac-Man's behavior that night is unrelated to this incident, the best word to describe it is inconsequential.
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Can you point out the contradictions? Unrelated? That is why the cops questioned him. I'll steal one from Vercingetorix and say that "unrelated" has a different meaning in your world than mine. I think Pac has been taking advice from you. You are about the only one that I have seen using reasoning as ineptly as he does.

I edit, you are not the only one. It must be a conference call between you, Pac, and Stunna.
 
#74
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kptvol said:
You've been slamming Pac for attending strip clubs, but now you want to hold the testimonies of a few patrons to be the truth. I'll stick with what the police say.
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1) I slam him for being an idiot.
2) Where have I even mentioned the testimony of anyone?
3) You are a homer.
 
#75
#75
BigPapaVol said:
It's been said by whom? Oh, his attorney. Now that makes it a rock solid "he had absolutely no involvement."
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Actually Papa, the police have said they think he had no involvement in what occurred in and outside the club. They're just seeking him for information on where and what some of his entourage were doing that night.
 
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