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The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
There was laughter after this line http://www.mediaite.com/tv/george-zimmerman-defense-follows-wrenching-prosecution-opening-with-knock-knock-joke/ 3.54 mark
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
There was laughter after this line http://www.mediaite.com/tv/george-zimmerman-defense-follows-wrenching-prosecution-opening-with-knock-knock-joke/ 3.54 mark
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
Maybe you should DVR this so we can stop contradicting your tangent accusations.
 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Not according to Fox News:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/06/24/prosecutors-defense-set-to-make-opening-statements-in-george-zimmerman-trial/?cmpid=cmty_twitter_fn

Don West followed with opening statements on behalf of Zimmerman, offering a knock-knock joke that fell flat before the stone-faced jurors.

"Who's there?" West said. "George Zimmerman. George Zimmerman who? Okay, good. You're on the jury."

Prior to the failed attempt at humor, West told a somber version of events, one that portrayed his client as a victim who acted to save his own life.
Nothing you posted contradicted what I said.
The jury did not find this funny according to all sources. And West apologized to them when the court resumed after the noon recess. If you have a link to the contrary, that the jury was laughing, please provide it.

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
Second time you have been clueless.

3:53 mark

There was laughter at West's expense. It accomplished exactly what he wanted, to lighten the mood. Laughter lightens the mood whether you are willing to admit it or not.
Nothing says laughter like an uncomfortable chuckle by a few. If you think he accomplished his goal and it wasn't in poor taste to be telling jokes in a murder case, have at it big boy. Hope that works for you :thumbup:

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
There was laughter after this line http://www.mediaite.com/tv/george-zimmerman-defense-follows-wrenching-prosecution-opening-with-knock-knock-joke/ 3.54 mark
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
You could certainly move on.. You could have moved on before arguing the point and having to be linked the footage..

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Not according to Fox News:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/06/24/prosecutors-defense-set-to-make-opening-statements-in-george-zimmerman-trial/?cmpid=cmty_twitter_fn

Don West followed with opening statements on behalf of Zimmerman, offering a knock-knock joke that fell flat before the stone-faced jurors.

"Who's there?" West said. "George Zimmerman. George Zimmerman who? Okay, good. You're on the jury."

Prior to the failed attempt at humor, West told a somber version of events, one that portrayed his client as a victim who acted to save his own life.
Nothing you posted contradicted what I said.
The jury did not find this funny according to all sources. And West apologized to them when the court resumed after the noon recess. If you have a link to the contrary, that the jury was laughing, please provide it.
link has been provided twice now... ;sigh;

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
There was laughter after this line http://www.mediaite.com/tv/george-zimmerman-defense-follows-wrenching-prosecution-opening-with-knock-knock-joke/ 3.54 mark
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
Maybe you should DVR this so we can stop contradicting your tangent accusations.
I'd probably be fixated on my misspeak about the chuckle on the follow up as well if I were you. Your guy's lawyer isn't doing him any favors. If you want to play "gotcha" with me that I misspoke on the follow up, fine. Doesn't change the fact that the joke itself was met with silence, was in poor taste and is all anyone's talking about (just turned on the TV). This lawyer has allowed the press to focus on HIM instead of the case thus far.

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
There was laughter after this line http://www.mediaite.com/tv/george-zimmerman-defense-follows-wrenching-prosecution-opening-with-knock-knock-joke/ 3.54 mark
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
You could certainly move on.. You could have moved on before arguing the point and having to be linked the footage..
If that chuckle was "something" to you when I said it was "nothing" to me, that's a matter of opinion. I didn't consider it laughter and there was certainly ZERO response to the actual joke. Two mistakes were made here. 1) The guy telling jokes at a murder trial and 2) me not considering that lethargic chuckle actual laughter. That's what you have to hold on to and fixate on for the time being.

 
link has been provided twice now... ;sigh;
Your link shows zero reaction to the joke and a lethargic chuckle at the "wow, nothing?" comment....the media actually has this one right. The joke fell flat and was in terrible taste. That they gave him the chuckle on follow up seems like a dubious distinction at best.

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Not according to Fox News:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/06/24/prosecutors-defense-set-to-make-opening-statements-in-george-zimmerman-trial/?cmpid=cmty_twitter_fn

Don West followed with opening statements on behalf of Zimmerman, offering a knock-knock joke that fell flat before the stone-faced jurors.

"Who's there?" West said. "George Zimmerman. George Zimmerman who? Okay, good. You're on the jury."

Prior to the failed attempt at humor, West told a somber version of events, one that portrayed his client as a victim who acted to save his own life.
Nothing you posted contradicted what I said.
The jury did not find this funny according to all sources. And West apologized to them when the court resumed after the noon recess. If you have a link to the contrary, that the jury was laughing, please provide it.
link has been provided twice now... ;sigh;
Not that the jury found this funny. :sigh:

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
There was laughter after this line http://www.mediaite.com/tv/george-zimmerman-defense-follows-wrenching-prosecution-opening-with-knock-knock-joke/ 3.54 mark
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
You could certainly move on.. You could have moved on before arguing the point and having to be linked the footage..
If that chuckle was "something" to you when I said it was "nothing" to me, that's a matter of opinion. I didn't consider it laughter and there was certainly ZERO response to the actual joke. Two mistakes were made here. 1) The guy telling jokes at a murder trial and 2) me not considering that lethargic chuckle actual laughter. That's what you have to hold on to and fixate on for the time being.
http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=635707&page=330entry15678697

If you look back, I agreed with you on the inappropriateness of the joke..

But you were completely wrong in saying the lawyer failed to get a laugh out of anyone.. His intent was to lighten the mode in the room. Any degree of mode change is good.. Regardless of how stupid the joke was, or how inappropriate it was to tell the joke.. You were wrong about the response to his attempt.. There was a small amount of levity brought on by his attempt.. And there was laughter.. About as much laughter as you could expect considering the situation..

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Not according to Fox News:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/06/24/prosecutors-defense-set-to-make-opening-statements-in-george-zimmerman-trial/?cmpid=cmty_twitter_fn

Don West followed with opening statements on behalf of Zimmerman, offering a knock-knock joke that fell flat before the stone-faced jurors.

"Who's there?" West said. "George Zimmerman. George Zimmerman who? Okay, good. You're on the jury."

Prior to the failed attempt at humor, West told a somber version of events, one that portrayed his client as a victim who acted to save his own life.
Nothing you posted contradicted what I said.
The jury did not find this funny according to all sources. And West apologized to them when the court resumed after the noon recess. If you have a link to the contrary, that the jury was laughing, please provide it.
link has been provided twice now... ;sigh;
Not that the jury found this funny. :sigh:
You said they didn't laugh.. They did.. You were wrong.. Move on..

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Not according to Fox News:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/06/24/prosecutors-defense-set-to-make-opening-statements-in-george-zimmerman-trial/?cmpid=cmty_twitter_fn

Don West followed with opening statements on behalf of Zimmerman, offering a knock-knock joke that fell flat before the stone-faced jurors.

"Who's there?" West said. "George Zimmerman. George Zimmerman who? Okay, good. You're on the jury."

Prior to the failed attempt at humor, West told a somber version of events, one that portrayed his client as a victim who acted to save his own life.
Nothing you posted contradicted what I said.
The jury did not find this funny according to all sources. And West apologized to them when the court resumed after the noon recess. If you have a link to the contrary, that the jury was laughing, please provide it.
link has been provided twice now... ;sigh;
Not that the jury found this funny. :sigh:
You said they didn't laugh.. They did.. You were wrong.. Move on..
There is not one account that the jury found this funny or that even one juror laughed. Fox says they were stone faced, and no link disputes that. Move on.

 
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The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
There was laughter after this line http://www.mediaite.com/tv/george-zimmerman-defense-follows-wrenching-prosecution-opening-with-knock-knock-joke/ 3.54 mark
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
Maybe you should DVR this so we can stop contradicting your tangent accusations.
I'd probably be fixated on my misspeak about the chuckle on the follow up as well if I were you. Your guy's lawyer isn't doing him any favors. If you want to play "gotcha" with me that I misspoke on the follow up, fine. Doesn't change the fact that the joke itself was met with silence, was in poor taste and is all anyone's talking about (just turned on the TV). This lawyer has allowed the press to focus on HIM instead of the case thus far.
Why was it in poor taste?

You know what I think is in poor taste?

"George Zimmerman did not shoot Trayvon Martin because he had to. He killed him for the worst of all reasons - cause he wanted to" - John Guy

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Not according to Fox News:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/06/24/prosecutors-defense-set-to-make-opening-statements-in-george-zimmerman-trial/?cmpid=cmty_twitter_fn

Don West followed with opening statements on behalf of Zimmerman, offering a knock-knock joke that fell flat before the stone-faced jurors.

"Who's there?" West said. "George Zimmerman. George Zimmerman who? Okay, good. You're on the jury."

Prior to the failed attempt at humor, West told a somber version of events, one that portrayed his client as a victim who acted to save his own life.
Nothing you posted contradicted what I said.
The jury did not find this funny according to all sources. And West apologized to them when the court resumed after the noon recess. If you have a link to the contrary, that the jury was laughing, please provide it.
link has been provided twice now... ;sigh;
Not that the jury found this funny. :sigh:
You said they didn't laugh.. They did.. You were wrong.. Move on..
There is not one account that the jury found this funny or that even one juror laughed. Fox says they were stone faced, and no link disputes that. Move on.
Video footage was aimed at the lawyer, but the audio shows laughter.. Whatever.. You seem to be arguing such a stupid issue..

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Not according to Fox News:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/06/24/prosecutors-defense-set-to-make-opening-statements-in-george-zimmerman-trial/?cmpid=cmty_twitter_fn

Don West followed with opening statements on behalf of Zimmerman, offering a knock-knock joke that fell flat before the stone-faced jurors.

"Who's there?" West said. "George Zimmerman. George Zimmerman who? Okay, good. You're on the jury."

Prior to the failed attempt at humor, West told a somber version of events, one that portrayed his client as a victim who acted to save his own life.
Nothing you posted contradicted what I said.
The jury did not find this funny according to all sources. And West apologized to them when the court resumed after the noon recess. If you have a link to the contrary, that the jury was laughing, please provide it.
link has been provided twice now... ;sigh;
Not that the jury found this funny. :sigh:
You said they didn't laugh.. They did.. You were wrong.. Move on..
There is not one account that the jury found this funny or that even one juror laughed. Fox says they were stone faced, and no link disputes that. Move on.
Perhaps you should DVR it.

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
There was laughter after this line http://www.mediaite.com/tv/george-zimmerman-defense-follows-wrenching-prosecution-opening-with-knock-knock-joke/ 3.54 mark
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
You could certainly move on.. You could have moved on before arguing the point and having to be linked the footage..
If that chuckle was "something" to you when I said it was "nothing" to me, that's a matter of opinion. I didn't consider it laughter and there was certainly ZERO response to the actual joke. Two mistakes were made here. 1) The guy telling jokes at a murder trial and 2) me not considering that lethargic chuckle actual laughter. That's what you have to hold on to and fixate on for the time being.
http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=635707&page=330entry15678697

If you look back, I agreed with you on the inappropriateness of the joke..

But you were completely wrong in saying the lawyer failed to get a laugh out of anyone.. His intent was to lighten the mode in the room. Any degree of mode change is good.. Regardless of how stupid the joke was, or how inappropriate it was to tell the joke.. You were wrong about the response to his attempt.. There was a small amount of levity brought on by his attempt.. And there was laughter.. About as much laughter as you could expect considering the situation..
COMPLETELY :lol:

 
Why was it in poor taste?

You know what I think is in poor taste?

"George Zimmerman did not shoot Trayvon Martin because he had to. He killed him for the worst of all reasons - cause he wanted to" - John Guy
Do you really not know why telling jokes at a murder trial is in poor taste? Clearly, your mind's been made up for months now (I'm guessing). Feel free to put me on ignore.

 
The joke did not do the defense any favors. It was a bad move. I have not heard it, but in the transcript it looked horrible.

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
There was laughter after this line http://www.mediaite.com/tv/george-zimmerman-defense-follows-wrenching-prosecution-opening-with-knock-knock-joke/ 3.54 mark
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
You could certainly move on.. You could have moved on before arguing the point and having to be linked the footage..
If that chuckle was "something" to you when I said it was "nothing" to me, that's a matter of opinion. I didn't consider it laughter and there was certainly ZERO response to the actual joke. Two mistakes were made here. 1) The guy telling jokes at a murder trial and 2) me not considering that lethargic chuckle actual laughter. That's what you have to hold on to and fixate on for the time being.
http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=635707&page=330entry15678697

If you look back, I agreed with you on the inappropriateness of the joke..

But you were completely wrong in saying the lawyer failed to get a laugh out of anyone.. His intent was to lighten the mode in the room. Any degree of mode change is good.. Regardless of how stupid the joke was, or how inappropriate it was to tell the joke.. You were wrong about the response to his attempt.. There was a small amount of levity brought on by his attempt.. And there was laughter.. About as much laughter as you could expect considering the situation..
COMPLETELY :lol:
The guy attempted to get a laugh, you said no one laughed, the footage shows there was laughter, you were wrong.. Now you argue about which words brought on the laughter.. It doesn't matter.. He wanted a few laughs and got some.. I don't think it was worth the attempt he made, and I think it was inappropriate, but you were still wrong.. :shrug:

 
The Zimmerman Joke was completely botched.. I can't believe he even attempted that.. Not only was it inappropriate, it was poorly delivered.. Wow..
I disagree. It accomplished exactly what he wanted.

Guy set the tone.

West lightened the mood (at his expense) but got a good reaction (laughter).
Again....I recommend you DVR this. Your bias isn't allowing you to see reality. The court room was quiet. The guy even followed it up with a "wow, nothing? That was funny" type of line, still.....nothing. I don't have a dog in this fight. Perhaps you should take that position as well.
There was laughter after this line http://www.mediaite.com/tv/george-zimmerman-defense-follows-wrenching-prosecution-opening-with-knock-knock-joke/ 3.54 mark
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
You could certainly move on.. You could have moved on before arguing the point and having to be linked the footage..
If that chuckle was "something" to you when I said it was "nothing" to me, that's a matter of opinion. I didn't consider it laughter and there was certainly ZERO response to the actual joke. Two mistakes were made here. 1) The guy telling jokes at a murder trial and 2) me not considering that lethargic chuckle actual laughter. That's what you have to hold on to and fixate on for the time being.
http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=635707&page=330entry15678697

If you look back, I agreed with you on the inappropriateness of the joke..

But you were completely wrong in saying the lawyer failed to get a laugh out of anyone.. His intent was to lighten the mode in the room. Any degree of mode change is good.. Regardless of how stupid the joke was, or how inappropriate it was to tell the joke.. You were wrong about the response to his attempt.. There was a small amount of levity brought on by his attempt.. And there was laughter.. About as much laughter as you could expect considering the situation..
COMPLETELY :lol:
The guy attempted to get a laugh, you said no one laughed, the footage shows there was laughter, you were wrong.. Now you argue about which words brought on the laughter.. It doesn't matter.. He wanted a few laughs and got some.. I don't think it was worth the attempt he made, and I think it was inappropriate, but you were still wrong.. :shrug:
You're completely right...they were rolling in the isles. Clearly our definitions of laughter are very different and clearly my definition is wrong.

 
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Why was it in poor taste?

You know what I think is in poor taste?

"George Zimmerman did not shoot Trayvon Martin because he had to. He killed him for the worst of all reasons - cause he wanted to" - John Guy
Do you really not know why telling jokes at a murder trial is in poor taste? Clearly, your mind's been made up for months now (I'm guessing). Feel free to put me on ignore.
:lmao:

You yourself admit your posts aren't worth reading.

 
I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
You could certainly move on.. You could have moved on before arguing the point and having to be linked the footage..
If that chuckle was "something" to you when I said it was "nothing" to me, that's a matter of opinion. I didn't consider it laughter and there was certainly ZERO response to the actual joke. Two mistakes were made here. 1) The guy telling jokes at a murder trial and 2) me not considering that lethargic chuckle actual laughter. That's what you have to hold on to and fixate on for the time being.
http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=635707&page=330entry15678697

If you look back, I agreed with you on the inappropriateness of the joke..

But you were completely wrong in saying the lawyer failed to get a laugh out of anyone.. His intent was to lighten the mode in the room. Any degree of mode change is good.. Regardless of how stupid the joke was, or how inappropriate it was to tell the joke.. You were wrong about the response to his attempt.. There was a small amount of levity brought on by his attempt.. And there was laughter.. About as much laughter as you could expect considering the situation..
COMPLETELY :lol:
The guy attempted to get a laugh, you said no one laughed, the footage shows there was laughter, you were wrong.. Now you argue about which words brought on the laughter.. It doesn't matter.. He wanted a few laughs and got some.. I don't think it was worth the attempt he made, and I think it was inappropriate, but you were still wrong.. :shrug:
You're completely right...they were rolling in the isles. Clearly our definitions of laughter are very different and clearly my definition is wrong.
No, I'm wrong, because if they weren't on the floor slapping their thighs, gasping for air, they weren't laughing..

Everyone knows that in order to laugh you have to laugh uncontrollably, or it's not considered laughing..

 
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I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
You could certainly move on.. You could have moved on before arguing the point and having to be linked the footage..
If that chuckle was "something" to you when I said it was "nothing" to me, that's a matter of opinion. I didn't consider it laughter and there was certainly ZERO response to the actual joke. Two mistakes were made here. 1) The guy telling jokes at a murder trial and 2) me not considering that lethargic chuckle actual laughter. That's what you have to hold on to and fixate on for the time being.
http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=635707&page=330entry15678697

If you look back, I agreed with you on the inappropriateness of the joke..

But you were completely wrong in saying the lawyer failed to get a laugh out of anyone.. His intent was to lighten the mode in the room. Any degree of mode change is good.. Regardless of how stupid the joke was, or how inappropriate it was to tell the joke.. You were wrong about the response to his attempt.. There was a small amount of levity brought on by his attempt.. And there was laughter.. About as much laughter as you could expect considering the situation..
COMPLETELY :lol:
The guy attempted to get a laugh, you said no one laughed, the footage shows there was laughter, you were wrong.. Now you argue about which words brought on the laughter.. It doesn't matter.. He wanted a few laughs and got some.. I don't think it was worth the attempt he made, and I think it was inappropriate, but you were still wrong.. :shrug:
You're completely right...they were rolling in the isles. Clearly our definitions of laughter are very different and clearly my definition is wrong.
No, I'm wrong, because if they weren't on the floor slapping their thighs, gasping for air, they weren't laughing..

Everyone knows that in order to laugh you have to laugh uncontrollably, or it's not considered laughing..
You should probably find something in the middle. Life's easier that way. For me, I generally consider it laughter if it can overcome a cricket in the room. If you can still hear the cricket, not laughter. If you can't hear the cricket any longer, laughter...pretty simple.

 
Holy crap

the stupid in this thread just went to defcon 1.

If this is what I get on the first day of trial in this thread then its going to be a great thing to watch.

 
No worries, George. You've heard this all before, you can take a snooze if you want. They'll wake you when it's time to go home for the day.

 
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I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
You could certainly move on.. You could have moved on before arguing the point and having to be linked the footage..
If that chuckle was "something" to you when I said it was "nothing" to me, that's a matter of opinion. I didn't consider it laughter and there was certainly ZERO response to the actual joke. Two mistakes were made here. 1) The guy telling jokes at a murder trial and 2) me not considering that lethargic chuckle actual laughter. That's what you have to hold on to and fixate on for the time being.
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If you look back, I agreed with you on the inappropriateness of the joke..

But you were completely wrong in saying the lawyer failed to get a laugh out of anyone.. His intent was to lighten the mode in the room. Any degree of mode change is good.. Regardless of how stupid the joke was, or how inappropriate it was to tell the joke.. You were wrong about the response to his attempt.. There was a small amount of levity brought on by his attempt.. And there was laughter.. About as much laughter as you could expect considering the situation..
COMPLETELY :lol:
The guy attempted to get a laugh, you said no one laughed, the footage shows there was laughter, you were wrong.. Now you argue about which words brought on the laughter.. It doesn't matter.. He wanted a few laughs and got some.. I don't think it was worth the attempt he made, and I think it was inappropriate, but you were still wrong.. :shrug:
You're completely right...they were rolling in the isles. Clearly our definitions of laughter are very different and clearly my definition is wrong.
No, I'm wrong, because if they weren't on the floor slapping their thighs, gasping for air, they weren't laughing..

Everyone knows that in order to laugh you have to laugh uncontrollably, or it's not considered laughing..
You should probably find something in the middle. Life's easier that way. For me, I generally consider it laughter if it can overcome a cricket in the room. If you can still hear the cricket, not laughter. If you can't hear the cricket any longer, laughter...pretty simple.
I didn't hear any crickets :shrug:

I still don't think you heard the footage.. There was obvious laughter.. Yes, crickets at the end of the joke, and then laughter after his follow up comment.. If his intent was to get laughter at some point, he got it.. I never once thought while listening to the footage 3 times that his intent was to prove himself an accommodating comedian..

 
Sounds like Crump just got kicked out of the courtroom.. And they're about to conduct a hearing to see if Martin's parents will be asked to leave as well.

Judge is getting pretty snippy, and it seems Zimmerman's lawyer is losing that argument..

 
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I concede the chuckle. Doesn't change anything. Can we move on?
You could certainly move on.. You could have moved on before arguing the point and having to be linked the footage..
If that chuckle was "something" to you when I said it was "nothing" to me, that's a matter of opinion. I didn't consider it laughter and there was certainly ZERO response to the actual joke. Two mistakes were made here. 1) The guy telling jokes at a murder trial and 2) me not considering that lethargic chuckle actual laughter. That's what you have to hold on to and fixate on for the time being.
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If you look back, I agreed with you on the inappropriateness of the joke..

But you were completely wrong in saying the lawyer failed to get a laugh out of anyone.. His intent was to lighten the mode in the room. Any degree of mode change is good.. Regardless of how stupid the joke was, or how inappropriate it was to tell the joke.. You were wrong about the response to his attempt.. There was a small amount of levity brought on by his attempt.. And there was laughter.. About as much laughter as you could expect considering the situation..
COMPLETELY :lol:
The guy attempted to get a laugh, you said no one laughed, the footage shows there was laughter, you were wrong.. Now you argue about which words brought on the laughter.. It doesn't matter.. He wanted a few laughs and got some.. I don't think it was worth the attempt he made, and I think it was inappropriate, but you were still wrong.. :shrug:
You're completely right...they were rolling in the isles. Clearly our definitions of laughter are very different and clearly my definition is wrong.
No, I'm wrong, because if they weren't on the floor slapping their thighs, gasping for air, they weren't laughing..

Everyone knows that in order to laugh you have to laugh uncontrollably, or it's not considered laughing..
You should probably find something in the middle. Life's easier that way. For me, I generally consider it laughter if it can overcome a cricket in the room. If you can still hear the cricket, not laughter. If you can't hear the cricket any longer, laughter...pretty simple.
I didn't hear any crickets :shrug:

I still don't think you heard the footage.. There was obvious laughter.. Yes, crickets at the end of the joke, and then laughter after his follow up comment.. If his intent was to get laughter at some point, he got it.. I never once thought while listening to the footage 3 times that his intent was to prove himself an accommodating comedian..
People laugh when they are uncomfortable.

 
Sounds like the defense is looking for an estimated time of how long it would have taken Trayvon to reach his house.. He asked the brother how far, how long it would take, and if he could throw a baseball/football that distance..

 
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Sounds like the defense is looking for an estimated time of how long it would have taken Trayvon to reach his house.. He asked the brother how far, how long it would take, and if he could throw a baseball/football that distance..
Kid was lying through his teeth.

State: Did Trayvon ask if you wanted anything from the store?

Yes, Skittles.

Defense: Do you remember Trayvon leaving to go to the store?

No

Defense: How long were you playing games with Trayvon?

I don't remember

Defense: How long were you playing games?

I don't remember


Defense: Was Trayvon on the phone while you were playing games?

I don't remember

Defense: Was Trayvon talking with you?

I don't remember

Defense: Do you know what time Trayvon left to go to the store?

No

Defense: Do you know how long it takes to walk the dog path?

I don't know?

Defense: Excuse me?

I don't know.

Defense: Can you throw a ball that distance?

Yes

Defense: A softball?

I don't know

Defense: A football?

Yes

:lmao:

 
O'Mara makes the point, Dispatched told Zimmerman twice, "Let me know if he does anything else."
O'Mara is trying to make the point that Zimmerman was just following the request by dispatch to keep an eye on him

Additionally while listening to the call Zimmerman says:
"these *******s always get away"
O'Mara: "Any cause of concern with him making that statement?"
Dispatch: "He sounds calm to me."
 

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