La Salle Explorers

[hedge]

Agreed...

[aTm]

So she's for knee length skirts and for shakin' it like a polaroid picture?

[Bklyn]

She's a complicated woman.

[eCat]

she is just saying there is a time and a place for everything including shakin dat azz

[Saint]

I'd hit it even if I had to pull that long skirt up.

[CAT]

LOL

yea I don't think he's the Tinder type.

he's more like "XboxSingles.Com"

I've been wanting to use that dick in the freezer line for awhile now

almost as good as in the sink from the hot lubricant!

[Owlman]

I don't know who Erykah Badu is, and even after reading her Wiki page I still don't know who she is but she is apparently well known enough to get into a twitter war with feminists

She said that we live in a sex driven society and she agreed with the idea of girls wearing knee length skirts to avoid distracting men.

As the father of a daughter who I constantly have to fight with to stop her wearing shorts where her ass hangs out, I have no problem with this sentiment.

But women are coming unglued at her about this statement.

Btw, Erykah Badu is hot for a 45 year old woman. I don't think I could wait around 1.5 hours for her to get her hair fixed in the morning though

From Wikipedia: On April 2, 2010, Badu was charged with disorderly conduct, a class C misdemeanor, for appearing nude in Dealey Plaza in Dallas while filming the social-political, performance art, self-directed music video for "Window Seat." No witnesses called police at the time of the incident, but the Dallas police actively sought witnesses after the release of the video.[166] Sgt. Warren Mitchell said the decision to cite Badu for a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $500 – came after witness Ida Espinosa, 32, of Vernon, offered a sworn statement to police Thursday, April 1. Espinosa declined to comment to The Associated Press.[167] On April 28, 2010, Badu pled not guilty rather than paying the fee by mail.[166][168] On August 13, she paid the $500 ticket and began a term of six months' probation

[Saint]

And yes, I immediately googled that.

[eCat]

Aussies cursing cracks me up

[youtube]yuwprXAaSv0[/youtube]

[BigRedMan]

Yeah, that one is good.

[eCat]

every animal in my house is now named Key-vun

[eCat]

[Jungle Rat]

I hated mine

[hedge]

There are quite a few of those goat videos...

[youtube]CC8gEP-gJaU[/youtube]

[eCat]

watching the 30 for 30 on Duke Lacrosse just enrages me

wow...its worth watching.

Interesting that Jay Bilas was one of the few voices to stand up for the team when the shit was hitting the fan - and the Duke administration shut him down

not that he couldn't use the media to his advantage more but at least he took a stand

NiFong gets disbarred and the cop who doctored the statements commits suicide in 2014. The stripper is in jail for second degree murder charges.

Based on taxes, supposedly Duke settled for $20m for each of the 3 players, and an assumed lesser amount with the remaining members of the team.

[Bklyn]

It was a good documentary, although I did not see the whole thing (missed a big part in the middle). I hate to be a cynic, but if Nifong can be disbarred for vigorously going after a prosecution that should have been handled with more care why doesn't it happen when guys are actually convicted and sent to death row on little or controversial evidence (and later exonerated)? Is the real message of the Nifong situation that if you prosecute affluent citizens, use extra care...if you do it with poorer constituents you have plenty of freedom to fuck up and ruin lives?

What did Nifong do, specifically, that caused him to lose his license? From what I've seen and read, I don't know if his transgressions are more egregious than other cases...and these boys were never convicted.

[eCat]

he made an agreement with a secondary DNA company (because the State DNA lab could not find any) to exclude that DNA for 11 other men were found on the stripper that night, none of them being Duke Lacrosse players - while no DNA evidence was found on the stripper of any Duke Lacrosse player. They found DNA on a fake nail in the trash of the team captain but no on the stripper.


He also made misleading statements to the media that the Lacrosse team we not cooperating and apparently he never actually interviewed the rape victim even though he took over the investigation of the case from the Durham police department.

[Bklyn]

OK. I'm still a cynic.

[DooKSucks]

Nifong was known as someone who always let everyone delve into his files, even before the NCGS caught up with Jencks/Brady/Giglio/Agurs constitutional rulings mandating the same. A lot of older DA's would play hide the ball (some real justice driven shit) with the case files (and some still do...a la Nifong), but Nifong was known to be some upright, honest, open guy. Turns out he wasn't...

Should it have been investigated? Yes, but the investigation was forced in the direction it went for political advancement and personal reasons.

[eCat]

OK. I'm still a cynic.

well it was telling at the end . One of the Players - Rigelman/Sigelman - something like that made a speech saying he didn't realize how corrupt the system could be and he fully understood that he was lucky because he had resources that a typical persona accused of a crime like this couldn't.

The 3 of them actually run an organization that uses DNA testing to exonerate people who were falsely accused and convicted of a crime now.