Meanwhile, Blewy has already spent the equivalent of my 2012 retirement keeping Fred healthy and happy - not to mention all those shoes he has worn out walking that boy.
Well, hopefully this guy gets the can: Niners CB says openly gay players would not be welcomed on the team
Still trying to figure it out ....... I don't give in easily. It's going back in tomorrow mate, couldn't take it today, worked a different route.
Why dont you just put the poor bastage on a treadmill (like Pumpy) if you arent even paying him any attention ?? Your one of these that walks the streets, menacing the average Joe who's just trying to navigate his way from the car to work, arent you ? I see them all day long, the dregs of society, bumping into shite and then having the audacity to act like its someone elses fault, totally engulfed in their own little world like they are the only person on earth ......................would love a dollar for every imbecile I've had to stop a trolley full of boxes from running down and the worst thing, they then look at you like your the one who caused it. They get the nasty Jack stare those pricks .................... "get your fargin' head out of your arse and watch where your going dorkhead !!!!!"
Isn't the golden rule (especially for Large deep sea Fishing), to back the boat up and go with the flow of the fish until it wears itself else ? I get the feeling these clowns above may have been amateur's when it came to Marlin fishing ! Speaking from experience PUMP ???
So let me get this straight (no pun intended) The guy that utters this <insert whatever language you feel it is> ..... "I don't do the gay guys man," said Culliver, whose Niners play the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. "I don't do that. No, we don't got no gay people on the team, they gotta get up out of here if they do. "Can't be with that sweet stuff. Nah…can't be…in the locker room man. Nah." (what he say harry....what he say !!!) But then comes out a day later and make this statement !!! Culliver issued his own apology on Wednesday. "The derogatory comments I made yesterday were a reflection of thoughts in my head, but they are not how I feel," Culliver said in a statement. "It has taken me seeing them in print to realize that they are hurtful and ugly. Those discriminating feelings are truly not in my heart. Further, I apologize to those who I have hurt and offended, and I pledge to learn and grow from this experience." Ummmmm, yeah right, what he do ????......................get a 4 year degree from Yale in English Lit. overnight ??? For the Niners to even attempt to put this fools name to such a comment is their first major fargup, just how gullible do they think people are ? If that was the team I supported, they'd be getting one helluva nasty email asking for an explanation as to why they think I came down with the last shower. This Culliver idiot couldn't even pronounce the word "derogatory", let alone put it in a sentence or spell it. I live for the day Good Ol' Billy Boy Johnson attempts to pull that shite about one of our players ..............
Yes, on a large fish.... But, reading that story the captain screwed up. Somedays you can't do it depending on the ocean and you know with out thinking about it. He fell and put the boat in reverse full throttle! That line sounds fishy to me! Sent from my Mobile Zin finder!
I saw the clip on the news last night! I'll give the kid a break, it's a DJ asking the question while he's laughing about the his question he's asking. After seeing it I question the DJ more then I do culliver. Should culliver have answered the question NO. Sent from my Mobile Zin finder!
I'm walking him in the park, you nitwit. The only thing I have to worry about is dodging errant soccer balls. Unlike some people, I can actually function while listening to music.
Toomer unloads on Ray Lewis, calling him a caricature and a hypocritePosted by Mike Florio on January 31, 2013, 10:27 AM ESTPlenty of words can be used to describe this year’s Super Bowl week.Boring isn’t one of them.Former Giants receiver Amani Toomer, who currently has a show on NBC Sports Radio Network and contributes to Pro Football Talkon NBC Sports Network, used plenty of words to describe Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis to Mike Garafolo of USA Today at the media center on Wednesday.“It’s definitely all about him,” Toomer said of Lewis.“Once a guy goes to the center of the field, goes into the victory formation on the last play of his last home game . . . . I just don’t think the Giants or any organization I’ve ever been a part of, even growing up, would allow somebody to single themselves out like that.“If you single yourself out after you make a play, that’s one thing. But to walk out on the field reminds me of the WWE, like The Rock coming out. You’re becoming a caricature of yourself. It’s exhausting. I don’t know why somebody would want that.”Toomer also talked about the discrepancy between Ray Lewis the Man of God and Ray Lewis the man who was accused of double murder and who pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and who has still never publicly answered this simple question, which anyone with a pulse is qualified to ask: “Ray, what happened that night?”“If you want to say you’re Mr. Religious and all of that, have a clean record. Don’t say all of that stuff if you know there’s stuff that might come back,” Toomer said. “Those are the things that, when I look at him, I just think hypocrisy.”Powerful stuff. And Toomer didn’t even talk about deer-antler velvet extract.Which should never be confused with deer-antler velvet Elvis.
The **** some of these public people and so called stars and roll models.............. makes me sick really. Says so much about how easy it is to manipulate this country, given the money to do so. You or I in either situation. would be playing solitaire in prison right now, and looking for a smoke.
That's my Ol' hometown state for ya !!!! Gotta love it ....... I wonder if the section of major highway out there is still cleaned up by the KKK ???? They even had their own signage by the highway showing what a community-minded organisation they were. They were easy to spot too ...... Those orange full face Hoodies were a dead giveaway !!!
You are assuming that I'm even aware what an iPad Touch is my friend. I figured you just him loose while you sat on a park bench watching porn while he molested every living thing that crossed his path.
What an active imagination you have. I use it to listen to my music on our walks. I'll occasionally use it to take a picture as well, if Fred does something amusing.
Michael Gehlken @UTgehlken NFLPA exec DeMaurice Smith, referring to Dr. David Chao, says Chargers players "deserve to have a doctor not found liable of malpractice." Michael Gehlken @UTgehlken DeMaurice Smith singled out Dr. Chao in NFLPA press conference. Wasn't asked about him directly. Michael Gehlken @UTgehlken I'm told NFL Players Union has asked the league to find a suitable replacement to Chargers team doctor David Chao. Story coming shortly.
Well farg me gently ..... FINALLY someone is taking notice of what some of us have been demanding for years now. Get this prick away from the practice of medicine before he kills someone ...... Preferably behind bars would be just fine by me.
How sad is it, if it takes an action by the NFLPA to get Dr. Chao removed? Really casts the Chargers organization in a poor light. Don't tell Lance though...... he thinks Chao is great, because the Chargers gave him their endorsement.
NFLPA requests new team doctor for Chargers By Michael Gehlken NEW ORLEANS — The NFL Players Association wants the Chargers' team doctor replaced, and it wants it now. The union has formally requested the league find a "suitable replacement" for Dr. David Chao, said George Attalah, the NFLPA's assistant executive director of external affairs. He could not specify the timing of the request. "(Chao) has a clear track record of misconduct," NFLPA President Domonique Foxworth said. "It's unfortunate for the guys who play there. It's something that we can't control, but we can definitely put pressure to improve. We're trying now. I don't know that it's appropriate to talk about all the steps we're taking, but the first step is that we're making people aware." The men spoke Thursday minutes after the player union's annual Super Bowl press conference. NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith singled out Chao during the hour-long event, which included a slideshow detailing the results of a recent internal player survey. The NFL players were asked to describe their trust level of their team doctor. Of those sampled, 78 percent responded "not at all." "There is a team doctor named Dr. Chao who is currently the San Diego team doctor," Smith said, "who has been found liable of medical malpractice twice — twice. The same doctor was the subject of a DEA investigation. He's still the San Diego Chargers team doctor. "Now, I'm not a doctor. I don't even play one on TV. But it seems to me that the players of the National Football League deserve to have a doctor who's not been found liable of malpractice, and that's within the last year." A Chargers team spokesman was asked to respond to the NFLPA's comments. He said the team is still gathering information about what was said.
