I was Offered Terrance West for AP.... (1 Viewer)

[ClownCausedChaos2]

Who's Griffen?

He's a defensive end for the Vikings. Must be an IDP league.

Oh. Then deal.

 

[jon_mx]

If AP is tried in Tejas, I really don't see him being convicted for using a switch. If the trial were in a northern state or Kaliphornia, sure. But not in Tejas.

I hate the institutionalized racism that still is strong in the north. It is like the holicost but worser.

 

[johnnycakes]

19 states still allow corporal punishment in the public schools. If the principal is allowed to smack them, I have a hard time seeing a jury of 12 convicting a parent in the absence of something over-the-top like broken bones or other serious injury.

http://www.businessinsider.com/19-states-still-allow-corporal-punishment-2014-3

 

[El Floppo]

If AP is tried in Tejas, I really don't see him being convicted for using a switch. If the trial were in a northern state or Kaliphornia, sure. But not in Tejas.

I hate the institutionalized racism that still is strong in the north. It is like the holicost but worser.

True.

I've been meaning to ask... how much does the challah cost?

 

[Insein]

someone used up an 11 year old alias for this.

 

[hagmania]

someone used up an 11 year old alias for this.

Would have been damn near Nostradamus if it were DawnfromBoston

 

[Zow]

If AP is tried in Tejas, I really don't see him being convicted for using a switch. If the trial were in a northern state or Kaliphornia, sure. But not in Tejas.

If anyone can expect leniency from our justice system it's a black man in Texas who played football for Oklahoma.

 

[moleculo]

someone used up an 11 year old alias for this.

Would have been damn near Nostradamus if it were DawnfromBoston

same difference either way. I would say potato/potawto, but that clearly would not be the same.

 

[Zow]

19 states still allow corporal punishment in the public schools. If the principal is allowed to smack them, I have a hard time seeing a jury of 12 convicting a parent in the absence of something over-the-top like broken bones or other serious injury.

http://www.businessinsider.com/19-states-still-allow-corporal-punishment-2014-3

Meh, this is somewhat misleading. In my state (AZ), it's still prima facie child abuse. A teacher could raise it as a justification defense, but I'd still wager a lot that there's probable cause to arrest a teacher who strikes a child.

 

[Zow]

If AP is tried in Tejas, I really don't see him being convicted for using a switch. If the trial were in a northern state or Kaliphornia, sure. But not in Tejas.

I hate the institutionalized racism that still is strong in the north. It is like the holicost but worser.

the what?

 

[bagger]

Not in a cbs league.

Oxygen channel league pull the trigger for sure.

 

[tdoss]

If AP is tried in Tejas, I really don't see him being convicted for using a switch. If the trial were in a northern state or Kaliphornia, sure. But not in Tejas.

I hate the institutionalized racism that still is strong in the north. It is like the holicost but worser.

the what?

The cost of being holy. Jesus paid the ultimate holicost.

 

[TheIronSheik]

I'd take the trade.