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I strongly disagree. You've got to get the "this is a stick up" in a back alley scenario out of your head. As in many things, there's often a difference between what happens in the real world and how we envision things happening based upon movies and TV.You have to look no further than reality shows with convenience store video footage. But if you look around, you'll find even more evidence.
dude, he wound up getting himself shot when NOBODY had a gun on him.let's turn off the westerns and use a little common sense here.
I'd feel safer standing next to a duel between Barney Fife and Mr. Bean.
Incorrect.At least with the Giants, didn't complain when he didn't get the ball, played through injuries and was a committed downfield blocker. On the field, he lacked for nothing you'd want from a WR... expect maybe a few fewer injuries.
What would you like for "someone" to say? IMO if anyone said anything it would be "lip service." Why add more fuel, good or bad, to an already burning flame. BTW, people are probably coming to his defense but not through the media. Rest assure, his family, teammates (current and former) and coaches have probably contacted the Giants organization on his behalf.
Nobody drinking should be carrying a firearm. If you have an NFL players money you can easily hire professional security guards licensed to have weapons to do that (not you cousin).On the other hand walking down the street and having a gun put to the back of your head is a very good example of just why people carry guns. Somebody that knew what they were doing and fully alert as they always should be would never have let it get to that point. You don't let somebody walk up behind you and put a gun to your head. And people dont mug people with guns in their belts very often, or even the possibility of their victim being armed. Most likely just reaching for the gun to show you had one would have stopped that mugger from approaching, but of course that requires seeing him before he got close enough.
Why is this? What would you like the union to do? Beg and plead for the Giants to take back the suspension?
For Hixon's sake I hope he doesn't seek advice from Plax about safeties. Plax apparently doesn't know the first thing about those.
Yup, all the crooks have hand guns.
Why would he be expected to acknowledge anyone not in his immediate proximity? I always wonder about post-facto reports like this. The only time servers have good reports about celebs is when they leave huge tips. Otherwise they are just an extra headache.Not that I really doubt Burress was being a jerk.
We already know this report is wrong. Burress was doing a lot of acknoweldging of the lowly medical staff in the ER, so that reporter had better check hisself.
Yea...the way that story was written, it shows Pierce in a very positive light compared to some of the prior speculation. That story made it look like he was just concerned in getting his friend to the hospital and the gun ending up in the glove compartment almost didn't even happen since the security guard basically forced it him right before they left for the hospital. I mean, the gun was almost left at the scene if we are to believe this article. I am slightly doubtful that the gun could have almost been left at the scene, but I do believe that Pierce may have acted totally responsibly and was not instead trying to help Burress' plight with the law regarding the gun.
Well somebody had to give you props; good job!For Hixon's sake I hope he doesn't seek advice from Plax about safeties. Plax apparently doesn't know the first thing about those.
