MR

Posted: **Tue Jan 02, 2007 2:25 pm**

Need a new avatar? J/K, capped that shot of Neal from a Bad English video......thought he looked cool in it. :lol:

Posted: **Tue Jan 02, 2007 2:42 pm**

I'm not NIG.. but I like it!

Posted: **Tue Jan 02, 2007 10:17 pm**

Ratgirl wrote:I'm not NIG.. but I like it!

Of course you do, lol. :wink:

Posted: **Tue Jan 02, 2007 10:18 pm**

Thanks, strungout. I like it, but the top of his head is cut off.

I have to keep the McNair avatar until the Ravens win the Super Bowl. They haven't lost since I adopted it.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 12:30 am**

Melissa wrote:
Of course you do, lol.

Dont you have some bags to pack? :lol:

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 12:33 am**

Ratgirl wrote:
Melissa wrote:
Of course you do, lol.

Dont you have some bags to pack?

lol- Tomorrow! At work right now :evil:

lol

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 4:35 am**

NealIsGod wrote:Thanks, strungout. I like it, but the top of his head is cut off.

I have to keep the McNair avatar until the Ravens win the Super Bowl. They haven't lost since I adopted it.

I love sports superstitions, but at least you haven't gone to the extreme of someone I heard about and worn the same pair of unwashed socks for every game to keep the streak going. Or have you? :shock:

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 4:38 am**

NealIsGod wrote:Thanks, strungout. I like it, but the top of his head is cut off.

I have to keep the McNair avatar until the Ravens win the Super Bowl.

NEVER happen. 50 bucks San Diego goes further than Baltimore.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 4:41 am**

RockinDeano wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:Thanks, strungout. I like it, but the top of his head is cut off.

I have to keep the McNair avatar until the Ravens win the Super Bowl.

NEVER happen. 50 bucks San Diego goes further than Baltimore.

Doubtful. But I will not jinx it since I almost always lose bets.

But you will owe me $50 when Hillary is not elected president.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 4:52 am**

Ok, pussy. I will give you 2 to 1.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 7:04 am**

NealIsGod wrote:Thanks, strungout. I like it, but the top of his head is cut off.

I have to keep the McNair avatar until the Ravens win the Super Bowl. They haven't lost since I adopted it.

Baltimore has a monster D, Nig, but their offense isn't taking them to the promise land! McNair is older than dirt and Jamal Lewis needs to retire! San Diego is on a mission this season!

John from Boston

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 9:57 am**

Enigma869 wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:Thanks, strungout. I like it, but the top of his head is cut off.

I have to keep the McNair avatar until the Ravens win the Super Bowl. They haven't lost since I adopted it.

Baltimore has a monster D, Nig, but their offense isn't taking them to the promise land! McNair is older than dirt and Jamal Lewis needs to retire! San Diego is on a mission this season!

John from Boston

McNair started all 16 games this season and is currently nursing no injuries to speak of. The Ravens line only gave up 17 sacks ALL YEAR, less than half the amount they gave up last year.

The Ravens played the Chargers already this year and beat them. Rivers looked like a deer caught in the headlights. And guess how many of his dozens of TDs Tomlinson scored in that game? NONE.

I will take the Ravens D and an experienced QB like McNair over the Chargers good, but lesser D, and a first year starting QB. Like Ray Lewis said.. "13-3 is nice. But now it's huntin' time."

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:08 am**

NealIsGod wrote:The Ravens played the Chargers already this year and beat them. Rivers looked like a deer caught in the headlights. And guess how many of his dozens of TDs Tomlinson scored in that game? NONE.

You just made our (John and I) point.

Since that game, San Diego hasn't lost.
They lost that game on the road. Close.
This time in it's San Diego.
Tomlinson did NOT score. You really think he will NOT score this time around? He is the best player in the NFL.

I will take the Ravens D and an experienced QB like McNair over the Chargers good, but lesser D, and a first year starting QB. Like Ray Lewis said.. "13-3 is nice. But now it's huntin' time."

Ray Lewis is great, but needs to shut his hole.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:14 am**

RockinDeano wrote:Ray Lewis is great, but needs to shut his hole.

Definitely. There's a guy that should be rotting in prison right now anyway.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:25 am**

conversationpc wrote:
RockinDeano wrote:Ray Lewis is great, but needs to shut his hole.

Definitely. There's a guy that should be rotting in prison right now anyway.

I knew some uninformed person would say that. Go ahead and explain yourself.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:27 am**

RockinDeano wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:Since that game, San Diego hasn't lost.
They lost that game on the road. Close.
This time in it's San Diego.
Tomlinson did NOT score. You really think he will NOT score this time around? He is the best player in the NFL.

Ravens have lost one game since then, on the road against Cincy when they only had 4 days rest. Only lost by 6.

No team is better equipped than the Ravens to beat them. No one runs against them. the Ravens shut him down, swarmed Rivers, and won the game.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:32 am**

NealIsGod wrote:
conversationpc wrote:
RockinDeano wrote:Ray Lewis is great, but needs to shut his hole.

Definitely. There's a guy that should be rotting in prison right now anyway.

I knew some uninformed person would say that. Go ahead and explain yourself.

The guy made a deal to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge instead of facing murder charges or even obstruction of justice, for that mater.

Here's part of the transcript from his plea deal from http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/ ... bn.01.html ...

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Mr. Lewis did knowingly resist and obstruct Detective Ken Allen (ph), who was the lead detective in this case, and other city of Atlanta law enforcement officers in the lawful discharge of their official duties by encouraging others to interfere and to hinder the investigation into the deaths of Jacinth Baker and Richard Lollar.

At this time, I would like to ask you, Mr. Lewis, how do you plea to one count of obstruction as contained in the accusation 00SC06574?

LEWIS: Guilty.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Your honor, please tender for the court.

BONNER: Mr. Garland, do you wish to...

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Just very briefly, your honor. In Fulton County, the conduct involved here, involved Ray Lewis saying to the people in the limousine: Keep your mouths shut. He also gave a partial statement, which this court heard during this trail, which did not contain all of the information. I would point out to the court that later that afternoon he called the police and invited them to come out. However, he fully acknowledges his responsibility for those acts.

BONNER: Mr. Louis, you are pleading guilty under the First Offender Act; is that correct?

LEWIS: Yes. BONNER: And you aware of the risks and the benefits of the First Offender Act under the law of this state?

LEWIS: Yes.

BONNER: And you wish to take advantage of your right to plead guilty under the First Offender Act?

LEWIS:

BONNER: You are pleading to the crime of obstruction of a law enforcement officer; do you understand that?

LEWIS: Yes.

KAGAN: We've been listening to NFL star Ray Lewis as he pleads guilty to one count; a misdemeanor of obstruction of justice, this in relation to the January 31 stabbing death of Richard Lollar and Jacinth Baker that happened here in Atlanta.

In exchange for this plea agreement, Ray Lewis will have the murder charges against him dropped. He will get 12 months probation, and, in an interesting twist, he becomes star witness for the prosecution in the case against the two remaining defendants, Joseph Sweeting and Reginald Oakley.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:36 am**

If anybody comes to south florida for the super bowl, contact me I am Executive Chef of one of the hottest spots in Ft. Lauderdale. The partying will be crazy!!!!

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JETS
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JETS

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:39 am**

Yes, Dave. They knew Ray didn't kill anyone. They didn't have a leg to stand on if they had pursued those charges. The two guys he was with were the guilty ones. There are witnesses to that effect. All Ray did, and I am not saying it was right, was obstruct justice (briefly) by not ratting out his "friends". You think he should be treated like a murderer for that? The man paid for what he did, and has done nothing but raise millions for charity and be an exemplary Baltimore citizen since then.

You are basing your opinion of the man on one horrible night of bad judgement. Tell me of any other instances where Ray Lewis did anything wrong.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:43 am**

NealIsGod wrote:Yes, Dave. They knew Ray didn't kill anyone. They didn't have a leg to stand on if they had pursued those charges. The two guys he was with were the guilty ones. There are witnesses to that effect. All Ray did, and I am not saying it was right, was obstruct justice (briefly) by not ratting out his "friends". You think he should be treated like a murderer for that? The man paid for what he did, and has done nothing but raise millions for charity and be an exemplary Baltimore citizen since then.

You are basing your opinion of the man on one horrible night of bad judgement. Tell me of any other instances where Ray Lewis did anything wrong.

The fact is, if you or I had done something like that, we would've spent some time in prison for it. Yet Lewis gets off with 12 months probation because he's an all pro athlete. Lots of athletes raise money for charity for no reason other than it's in their contract to do so, so the charity thing doesn't prove anything to me.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:49 am**

conversationpc wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:Yes, Dave. They knew Ray didn't kill anyone. They didn't have a leg to stand on if they had pursued those charges. The two guys he was with were the guilty ones. There are witnesses to that effect. All Ray did, and I am not saying it was right, was obstruct justice (briefly) by not ratting out his "friends". You think he should be treated like a murderer for that? The man paid for what he did, and has done nothing but raise millions for charity and be an exemplary Baltimore citizen since then.

You are basing your opinion of the man on one horrible night of bad judgement. Tell me of any other instances where Ray Lewis did anything wrong.

The fact is, if you or I had done something like that, we would've spent some time in prison for it. Yet Lewis gets off with 12 months probation because he's an all pro athlete. Lots of athletes raise money for charity for no reason other than it's in their contract to do so, so the charity thing doesn't prove anything to me.

Bullshit. They went after him harder BECAUSE he is a pro athlete. Same with Jamal Lewis. DA's try to make a name for themselves when they can nail a pro athlete for something.

Check out what Ray is doing in Baltimore now.

http://wjz.com/local/local_story_356100205.html

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:57 am**

NealIsGod wrote:Bullshit. They went after him harder BECAUSE he is a pro athlete. Same with Jamal Lewis. DA's try to make a name for themselves when they can nail a pro athlete for something.

Check out what Ray is doing in Baltimore now.

http://wjz.com/local/local_story_356100205.html

Did he even do any jail time? I can't believe that if I were in that situation and pled guilty to obstruction of justice that I'd not spend any jail time whatsoever.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:58 am**

zino wrote:If anybody comes to south florida for the super bowl, contact me I am Executive Chef of one of the hottest spots in Ft. Lauderdale. The partying will be crazy!!!!

J..............................E...................................T..............................S

JETS
JETS
JETS

zino , really dig the jets too,, still think Broadway Joe Namath is the quartback though ,, love the old days,,, cowboys vs jets for the superbowl? :shock:

dude , u have a great chefs name OR restaurant name,, Zino's ,, lights up the sky! i imagine lots of neon..

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 10:59 am**

zino wrote:If anybody comes to south florida for the super bowl, contact me I am Executive Chef of one of the hottest spots in Ft. Lauderdale. The partying will be crazy!!!!

I may be looking you up...

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 11:05 am**

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 11:07 am**

I think we will be reliving that in a month or so, Ed.

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 11:15 am**

NealIsGod wrote:I think we will be reliving that in a month or so, Ed.

Please God, no.

:lol:

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 11:19 am**

conversationpc wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:I think we will be reliving that in a month or so, Ed.

Please God, no.

No way that happens. McNair is not as great as you think he his.

Can you say Sean Merriman?

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 11:27 am**

RockinDeano wrote:

Can you say Sean Merriman?

Can you say "CHEATER"?

Posted: **Wed Jan 03, 2007 11:30 am**

NealIsGod wrote:
RockinDeano wrote:

Can you say Sean Merriman?

Can you say "CHEATER"?

Yeah, I know. He paid his dues, so o well. He is YOUR problem now....if you get that far. Your pass defense is shit. Indy might run up 40 on you. However, they can give up 40 on the ground alone. KC is not a problem. New England is always a problem. hell, I don't see you guys coming to SD.

If you do, why don't NIG and AR swing by my crib and chill.

MR

Hey NIG........

Hey NIG........