It's a blackeye for Buckeyes, IMO
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Go Lions!!!SyphilisButter said:Jay Paterno just went on espn and implored Ohio State not to cave in to "mob mentalities". Classy dude.
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In defense of Urbs
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hey you don't talk about CW like that!"creepycoug said:
everywhere.LoneStarDawg said:tOSU is a perfect fan base to explore the wonderful paradox of trying to act like you give a shit about an abused woman and also being willing to set an orphanage on fire to keep your coach
Fuck those guys
There were a few gf beaters on the mid-90s Nebraska teams, the worst of which was Lawrence Phillips, who never could just stop punching and choking his lady friends. No real consequences from Dr. Tom.
And then there's our? own? Curtis Williams, who was known to throw a right hooks at the ladies. I will be drawn and quartered for this here by some posters who will, with a few tears flowing down their cheeks, say, "hey you don't talk about CW like that!" But there you have it. He was a wife beater.
And a pretty bright coach, who liked to play his guitar around a camp fire and place a few bets, loved him. "We love you buddy!"
It is, indeed, a paradox.
As for me, I have no sympathies for anyone who beats on someone who really can't fight back. Be a man and fight someone who can hurt you.
Whether people who knew and did nothing should be fired is a tuff one. Pedo State's entire history was effectively wiped out on that very basis. It's the difference between one bad dude and the entire organization going down.
Guarantee you that Meyer and his wife were not the only people in the Buckeye machine who knew about it.
Pretty sure women are tougher than men these days -
Mine is. She'd kick my ass.RaceBannon said:
hey you don't talk about CW like that!"creepycoug said:
everywhere.LoneStarDawg said:tOSU is a perfect fan base to explore the wonderful paradox of trying to act like you give a shit about an abused woman and also being willing to set an orphanage on fire to keep your coach
Fuck those guys
There were a few gf beaters on the mid-90s Nebraska teams, the worst of which was Lawrence Phillips, who never could just stop punching and choking his lady friends. No real consequences from Dr. Tom.
And then there's our? own? Curtis Williams, who was known to throw a right hooks at the ladies. I will be drawn and quartered for this here by some posters who will, with a few tears flowing down their cheeks, say, "hey you don't talk about CW like that!" But there you have it. He was a wife beater.
And a pretty bright coach, who liked to play his guitar around a camp fire and place a few bets, loved him. "We love you buddy!"
It is, indeed, a paradox.
As for me, I have no sympathies for anyone who beats on someone who really can't fight back. Be a man and fight someone who can hurt you.
Whether people who knew and did nothing should be fired is a tuff one. Pedo State's entire history was effectively wiped out on that very basis. It's the difference between one bad dude and the entire organization going down.
Guarantee you that Meyer and his wife were not the only people in the Buckeye machine who knew about it.
Pretty sure women are tougher than men these days -
wait I cant even figure out what the story is here. Was he banging this chick?PurpleThrobber said:
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He put his Oscar Meyer weiner in that chick's mommaPitchfork51 said:
wait I cant even figure out what the story is here. Was he banging this chick?PurpleThrobber said:
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#MeTooYellowSnow said:
Mine is. She'd kick my ass.RaceBannon said:
hey you don't talk about CW like that!"creepycoug said:
everywhere.LoneStarDawg said:tOSU is a perfect fan base to explore the wonderful paradox of trying to act like you give a shit about an abused woman and also being willing to set an orphanage on fire to keep your coach
Fuck those guys
There were a few gf beaters on the mid-90s Nebraska teams, the worst of which was Lawrence Phillips, who never could just stop punching and choking his lady friends. No real consequences from Dr. Tom.
And then there's our? own? Curtis Williams, who was known to throw a right hooks at the ladies. I will be drawn and quartered for this here by some posters who will, with a few tears flowing down their cheeks, say, "hey you don't talk about CW like that!" But there you have it. He was a wife beater.
And a pretty bright coach, who liked to play his guitar around a camp fire and place a few bets, loved him. "We love you buddy!"
It is, indeed, a paradox.
As for me, I have no sympathies for anyone who beats on someone who really can't fight back. Be a man and fight someone who can hurt you.
Whether people who knew and did nothing should be fired is a tuff one. Pedo State's entire history was effectively wiped out on that very basis. It's the difference between one bad dude and the entire organization going down.
Guarantee you that Meyer and his wife were not the only people in the Buckeye machine who knew about it.
Pretty sure women are tougher than men these days -
TWICE!dnc said:
He put his Oscar Meyer weiner in that chick's mommaPitchfork51 said:
wait I cant even figure out what the story is here. Was he banging this chick?PurpleThrobber said:
In defense of Urbs
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I thought this thing was about domestic abuse by one of his assistant coaches.
I still don't see why people act all crazy when they find out a rich guy is banging hot chicks. It's surprising when guys who are successful are NOT. -
So you're telling me @salemcoog that if I give up on the Seattle rat race and get a lazy guvmint jerb (hi @creepycoug ) I'd still be able to find some kultur in Salem?salemcoog said:Give me a break. So He may have known or not known that a peon committed dv. So he has to be put on trial worse than the alleged dv suspect was?
Here’s the thing, I ambled down to the hipster bar downtown this evening and had a seat after a bike ride and convo came free and easy. And one of the dudes came up with a great exercise. He asked what is your most controversial viewpoint. And the hot blonde around 22 y/o of Age on summer break from UO, called out the metoo movement. No pics so FYFMFE .She said that she’s witnessed so many b/s allegations and @Feld it was due mostly to shame and immaturity and if someone can’t stand up for themselves in the work place, it’s on them and equal pay for equal work has been a thing for decades.
I stated that illegal immigration hurts immigrants that went through the process and have hurt our native lower wage earners.
There was a moment of silence but there was healthy debate about it and most agreed, mostly.
I have faith in our younger generation where the rubbers meet the road in real life. They aren’t all buying into the hysteria.
