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Ricky's a stoner, but he's not a bad person.
He is an extremely talented running back. He's not a bad person, just different. Very Different.
This pretty much sums it up.
I have met him a couple of times and actually don't even think he is that different than a lot of us. He seemed like a really good guy whose goal in life is to be happy.
I've met him as well, totally nice guy. Also have friends that grew up with him in San Diego. He's a class act and anybody that says anything different doesn't know him, which is why those that do know him well are so adamently supporting him.Somebody should write a book about the angst white people have towards black athletes...it's so predictable and juvenile that it's comical.

The guy had a marijuana problem...big f'ing deal.
I don't care what color he is. I don't have any sympathy or support for someone that smokes MJ. I think it is a big f'ing deal. Especially if that person is subjected to testing.
 
This long of a wait......could be bad or good? Atleast they aren't rushing to judgement.
You have to figure the Dolphins have told them they must have a decision, one way or the other, before the draft. My guess is, by Friday evening, we will know.
Good guess!! Mort said on ESPN decision is coming today or Monday at the latest.

it could potentially involve other drug tests Ricky has taken since this 'failed' one..

that according to Mort..

sounds like he's passed a plethora of tests before/after,and failed just this one...

at least thats my take on it..
 
Ricky's a stoner, but he's not a bad person.
He is an extremely talented running back. He's not a bad person, just different. Very Different.
This pretty much sums it up.
I have met him a couple of times and actually don't even think he is that different than a lot of us. He seemed like a really good guy whose goal in life is to be happy.
I've met him as well, totally nice guy. Also have friends that grew up with him in San Diego. He's a class act and anybody that says anything different doesn't know him, which is why those that do know him well are so adamently supporting him.

Somebody should write a book about the angst white people have towards black athletes...it's so predictable and juvenile that it's comical.

The guy had a marijuana problem...big f'ing deal.
I agree that their are a lot worse things that people do. I also ralize that it is the "in thing" to dump on Ricky because of his past. Heck we do not know the circumstances of the current matter.

But to say it is not a big deal or racist is a little over the top.

It is and was a big deal to the Dolphins. And if Ricky is suspended for a year, it may very well be a big deal to Ricky.
 
Somebody should write a book about the angst white people have towards black athletes...it's so predictable and juvenile that it's comical.

The guy had a marijuana problem...big f'ing deal.
Amen, buddy. Ricky Williams doesn't deserve to be the object of ridicule he's become. If you listen to him without prejudice you'll realize pretty fast that he's a very bright guy with an interesting perspective. ANYWAY ...I agree with everything you said and, really, we don't even know if he has a marijuana problem anymore. And the "problem," as it were, is a hypocritical system than falsely differentiates between drugs. I'm not saying we should all light up, but the NFL takes in God knows how much beer advertising money every year and it's worse for you than weed.
I don't care that he smokes weed, hell Randy Moss does it and it's fine with me. However, I hate what he did to the Dolphins to screw them over. That had more to do with Ricky's messed up head than the weed, so I don't blame the weed but Ricky's lack of interest in playing football. If he would have retired without leaving the Dolphins high and dry right before the season that would have been fine, but instead he screwed them over and then only came back to get paid. Now he's in trouble again and it's not even a big deal to him.
I have made this agruement the whole time about the walking out on the Dolphins. NFL teams cut players with no remorse, Ricky walked away from something that at the time was no longer making him happy. It turns out that Ricky was obligated to fulfill his contract with the Dolphins and he returned to do that, I believe that if it weren't for the court ruling against him he would have much preferred to be away from the game and live a much simpler life than be under the microscope that pro athletes exist in. I will never understand why people hold athletes to a different standard than normal people. There are many players who really love the game however there are also many who play because it is their best career option. I feel that a lot of the people who are bashing athletes for any mistake or screw up that they make are doing it because they are jealous of the money and fame that the players get.
 
Ricky's a stoner, but he's not a bad person.
He is an extremely talented running back. He's not a bad person, just different. Very Different.
This pretty much sums it up.
I have met him a couple of times and actually don't even think he is that different than a lot of us. He seemed like a really good guy whose goal in life is to be happy.
I've met him as well, totally nice guy. Also have friends that grew up with him in San Diego. He's a class act and anybody that says anything different doesn't know him, which is why those that do know him well are so adamently supporting him.Somebody should write a book about the angst white people have towards black athletes...it's so predictable and juvenile that it's comical.

The guy had a marijuana problem...big f'ing deal.
I don't care what color he is. I don't have any sympathy or support for someone that smokes MJ. I think it is a big f'ing deal. Especially if that person is subjected to testing.
Anyone who thinks that someone smoking weed is a big deal needs their head examined. Gimme a break. Our destain for other people's actions should be limited to their "other-regarding" conduct. Otherwise, mind your own business.The fact that the league tests for weed is ridiculous IMO. It is clearly not a performance enhancing drug, so who cares? The argument that it "is illegal" is bogus, so don't bring that; cheating your taxes is illegal, so the league should have a three strike policy on that too I guess.

Ricky Williams is one of the good guys.

 
Ricky's a stoner, but he's not a bad person.
He is an extremely talented running back. He's not a bad person, just different. Very Different.
This pretty much sums it up.
I have met him a couple of times and actually don't even think he is that different than a lot of us. He seemed like a really good guy whose goal in life is to be happy.
I've met him as well, totally nice guy. Also have friends that grew up with him in San Diego. He's a class act and anybody that says anything different doesn't know him, which is why those that do know him well are so adamently supporting him.Somebody should write a book about the angst white people have towards black athletes...it's so predictable and juvenile that it's comical.

The guy had a marijuana problem...big f'ing deal.
Is this the thread where all the stoners use the race card to drum up support for their illegal behavior???
 
Do they even test for weed in other sports? I don't do it, but can't really say that I have a problem with those who do. It should probably even be legal. I haven't fully thought this through, but then at least it would be regulated (safe, never laced) and we could tax the heck out of it to help mitigate rising health care costs. Oh yeah, and RBs wouldn't ever get suspended for doing it.

PS: I do not smoke pot. Ever. I do enjoy beer quite a bit though.

 
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Somebody should write a book about the angst white people have towards black athletes...it's so predictable and juvenile that it's comical.

The guy had a marijuana problem...big f'ing deal.
Amen, buddy. Ricky Williams doesn't deserve to be the object of ridicule he's become. If you listen to him without prejudice you'll realize pretty fast that he's a very bright guy with an interesting perspective. ANYWAY ...I agree with everything you said and, really, we don't even know if he has a marijuana problem anymore. And the "problem," as it were, is a hypocritical system than falsely differentiates between drugs. I'm not saying we should all light up, but the NFL takes in God knows how much beer advertising money every year and it's worse for you than weed.
I don't care that he smokes weed, hell Randy Moss does it and it's fine with me. However, I hate what he did to the Dolphins to screw them over. That had more to do with Ricky's messed up head than the weed, so I don't blame the weed but Ricky's lack of interest in playing football. If he would have retired without leaving the Dolphins high and dry right before the season that would have been fine, but instead he screwed them over and then only came back to get paid. Now he's in trouble again and it's not even a big deal to him.
I have made this agruement the whole time about the walking out on the Dolphins. NFL teams cut players with no remorse, Ricky walked away from something that at the time was no longer making him happy. It turns out that Ricky was obligated to fulfill his contract with the Dolphins and he returned to do that, I believe that if it weren't for the court ruling against him he would have much preferred to be away from the game and live a much simpler life than be under the microscope that pro athletes exist in. I will never understand why people hold athletes to a different standard than normal people. There are many players who really love the game however there are also many who play because it is their best career option. I feel that a lot of the people who are bashing athletes for any mistake or screw up that they make are doing it because they are jealous of the money and fame that the players get.
Maybe we hold them to a different standard because we pay their salary???I equate the other argument to you making a mortgage payment. You get the house under the condition you make the monthly payment. Stop paying and the bank wants the house back. If you want out of that deal, sell the house and pay the bank off. All Ricky had to do was return the money to the Phish.

 
Do they even test for weed in other sports? I don't do it, but can't really say that I have a problem with those who do. It should probably even be legal. I haven't fully thought this through, but then at least it would be regulated (safe, never laced) and we could tax the heck out of it to help mitigate rising health care costs. Oh yeah, and RBs wouldn't ever get suspended for doing it.

PS: I do not smoke pot. Ever. I do enjoy beer quite a bit though.
While we're at it, can we sign up our pilots and school bus drivers too???
 
Do they even test for weed in other sports?  I don't do it, but can't really say that I have a problem with those who do.  It should probably even be legal.  I haven't fully thought this through, but then at least it would be regulated (safe, never laced) and we could tax the heck out of it to help mitigate rising health care costs.  Oh yeah, and RBs wouldn't ever get suspended for doing it.

PS: I do not smoke pot.  Ever.  I do enjoy beer quite a bit though.
While we're at it, can we sign up our pilots and school bus drivers too???
You make a good point, but alcohol is legal. Pilots and bus drivers seem usually seem to avoid problems drinking and driving. Is it not the same with pot? Or should we ban alcohol too? It just seems like both drugs have similar side effects to them. Why is one legal and the other not?
 
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Do they even test for weed in other sports?  I don't do it, but can't really say that I have a problem with those who do.  It should probably even be legal.  I haven't fully thought this through, but then at least it would be regulated (safe, never laced) and we could tax the heck out of it to help mitigate rising health care costs.  Oh yeah, and RBs wouldn't ever get suspended for doing it.

PS: I do not smoke pot.  Ever.  I do enjoy beer quite a bit though.
While we're at it, can we sign up our pilots and school bus drivers too???
You make a good point, but alcohol is legal. Pilots and bus drivers seem usually seem to avoid problems drinking and driving. Is it not the same with pot? Or should we ban alcohol too? It just seems like both drugs have similar side effects to them. Why is one legal and the other not?
Doesn't matter, it's the current law. Write a letter to your congressman if you don't like it. In the mean time, employees have the right to test their employees for illegal substances (specified legal ones too). At my last job, we were tested after any job injury. An alcohol reading of .01 was enough to get fired. NFL owners have decided they don't want their employees smoking dope.
 
It just seems like both drugs have similar side effects to them. Why is one legal and the other not?
Follow the green paper trail. Alcohol generates too money to be illegal and there would literally be blood in the streets if you tried to take it away from people. Marijuana will never be legalized because it would cost too many people too much money. Plus, you have several generations of people that have been brainwashed into thinking it "really" is somehow worse than alcohol. Medically speaking, alcohol is clearly worse for you. Nicotine, the other most popular legal recreational drug, is even worse than that. Believe me, the illegality of marijuana is a complete double standard. We don't care if you drink in this society or consume tobacco until you can't breathe anymore. But if marijuana is your drug of choice the same guys that drink themselves into a drunken stupor every weekend will be making jokes about you for the rest of your life.

Speeding is illegal and 90% of us do it to some extent anyway. Just because a law is a law doesn't make it fair. Look at the Jim Crow south, for instance. Ricky's mistake (in the past, but not necessarily this time) is not being able control his urges against the risk of losing his career.

 
Do they even test for weed in other sports? I don't do it, but can't really say that I have a problem with those who do. It should probably even be legal. I haven't fully thought this through, but then at least it would be regulated (safe, never laced) and we could tax the heck out of it to help mitigate rising health care costs. Oh yeah, and RBs wouldn't ever get suspended for doing it.

PS: I do not smoke pot. Ever. I do enjoy beer quite a bit though.
I am in favor of legalizing marijuana and prostitution, controlling the heck out them for safety and taxing the living crap out of them. That would help the budget. If Marijuana were legal you would have to have laws such as "drinking" and driving that would be very enforceable. I read a lot of documentation that made a lot of sense. If you ask ANY person who deals with people who have dependency issues, they say that alcohol is By far their toughest problem, followed by cocaine and they say marijuana is not even on the radar because IT IS NOT PHYSICALLY ADDICTING. It is like cheesecake though so if you like it you may keep doing it. I don't know why the NFL would test for it because it surely can't be good for you or help you play, although I could see a business owner testing to protect their investment.

The other parts I read talked about when tobacco became legal there were talks about marijuana becoming legal as well, but the tobacco growers had a lot more political pull (maybe the others were too stoned to figure it out?) and forced tobacco to be legalized and made marijuana illegal. It makes sense because tobacco is physically addicting.

Just something to chew on. :banned:

 
You make a good point, but alcohol is legal. Pilots and bus drivers seem usually seem to avoid problems drinking and driving. Is it not the same with pot? Or should we ban alcohol too? It just seems like both drugs have similar side effects to them. Why is one legal and the other not?

It is all political. There is no other reason.

 
Is this the thread where all the stoners use the race card to drum up support for their illegal behavior???
Well, I think race has been an obvious catalyst for comments made by people on this messageboard that really don't know anything about Ricky Williams. You see the usual racist innuendo such as "lazy, drug additct" etc. I don't think race has played a factor in Ricky's relationship with the NFL at all...so I hope my comments haven't been misleading because that is very far from the truth. As a matter of fact if the NFL didn't already know Ricky is such a nice guy I think he'd have no chance at getting off this time.

 
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Is this the thread where all the stoners use the race card to drum up support for their illegal behavior???
Well, I think race has been an obvious catalyst for comments made by people on this messageboard that really don't know anything about Ricky Williams. You see the usual racist innuendo such as "lazy, drug additct" etc. I don't think race has played a factor in Ricky's relationship with the NFL at all...so I hope my comments haven't been misleading because that is very far from the truth. As a matter of fact if the NFL didn't already know Ricky wasn't such a nice guy I think he'd have no chance at getting off this time.
Dude...that stereotype "lazy stoner" seems to have originated from the likes Spicoli and Chong. Why would you even consider the color of Ricky's skin having something to do with it? Please leave the standard liberal attacks back in the FFA and keep the pissy talk in the Shark Pool confined to SOD's plastic schlong and Ricky's testing.
 
Is this the thread where all the stoners use the race card to drum up support for their illegal behavior???
Well, I think race has been an obvious catalyst for comments made by people on this messageboard that really don't know anything about Ricky Williams. You see the usual racist innuendo such as "lazy, drug additct" etc. I don't think race has played a factor in Ricky's relationship with the NFL at all...so I hope my comments haven't been misleading because that is very far from the truth. As a matter of fact if the NFL didn't already know Ricky wasn't such a nice guy I think he'd have no chance at getting off this time.
Dude...that stereotype "lazy stoner" seems to have originated from the likes Spicoli and Chong. Why would you even consider the color of Ricky's skin having something to do with it? Please leave the standard liberal attacks back in the FFA and keep the pissy talk in the Shark Pool confined to SOD's plastic schlong and Ricky's testing.
No...there have been some blatant racist stereotypes outside of the Spicoli generalizations IMHO.
 
Do they even test for weed in other sports? I don't do it, but can't really say that I have a problem with those who do. It should probably even be legal. I haven't fully thought this through, but then at least it would be regulated (safe, never laced) and we could tax the heck out of it to help mitigate rising health care costs. Oh yeah, and RBs wouldn't ever get suspended for doing it.

PS: I do not smoke pot. Ever. I do enjoy beer quite a bit though.
While we're at it, can we sign up our pilots and school bus drivers too???
Riiight..not like they have access to alchohol or any of the HUNDREDS of legal prescription intoxicants that are sold in television commercials. Stick to fantasy football.
 
Is this the thread where all the stoners use the race card to drum up support for their illegal behavior???
Well, I think race has been an obvious catalyst for comments made by people on this messageboard that really don't know anything about Ricky Williams. You see the usual racist innuendo such as "lazy, drug additct" etc. I don't think race has played a factor in Ricky's relationship with the NFL at all...so I hope my comments haven't been misleading because that is very far from the truth. As a matter of fact if the NFL didn't already know Ricky wasn't such a nice guy I think he'd have no chance at getting off this time.
Dude...that stereotype "lazy stoner" seems to have originated from the likes Spicoli and Chong. Why would you even consider the color of Ricky's skin having something to do with it? Please leave the standard liberal attacks back in the FFA and keep the pissy talk in the Shark Pool confined to SOD's plastic schlong and Ricky's testing.
No...there have been some blatant racist stereotypes outside of the Spicoli generalizations IMHO.
Please quote ("some") three of them.
 
Why would you even consider the color of Ricky's skin having something to do with it? Please leave the standard liberal attacks back in the FFA and keep the pissy talk in the Shark Pool confined to SOD's plastic schlong and Ricky's testing.
Yeah.Right.

 
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Why would you even consider the color of Ricky's skin having something to do with it? Please leave the standard liberal attacks back in the FFA and keep the pissy talk in the Shark Pool confined to SOD's plastic schlong and Ricky's testing.
Yeah.Right.
:ownage:
 
Why would you even consider the color of Ricky's skin having something to do with it? Please leave the standard liberal attacks back in the FFA and keep the pissy talk in the Shark Pool confined to SOD's plastic schlong and Ricky's testing.
Yeah.Right.
Yessss?????? Please explain how sarcasm from other threads has anything to do with Lhuck's racism accusation about posts in this thread!
 
It just seems like both drugs have similar side effects to them.  Why is one legal and the other not?
Follow the green paper trail. Alcohol generates too money to be illegal and there would literally be blood in the streets if you tried to take it away from people. Marijuana will never be legalized because it would cost too many people too much money. Plus, you have several generations of people that have been brainwashed into thinking it "really" is somehow worse than alcohol. Medically speaking, alcohol is clearly worse for you. Nicotine, the other most popular legal recreational drug, is even worse than that. Believe me, the illegality of marijuana is a complete double standard. We don't care if you drink in this society or consume tobacco until you can't breathe anymore. But if marijuana is your drug of choice the same guys that drink themselves into a drunken stupor every weekend will be making jokes about you for the rest of your life.

Speeding is illegal and 90% of us do it to some extent anyway. Just because a law is a law doesn't make it fair. Look at the Jim Crow south, for instance. Ricky's mistake (in the past, but not necessarily this time) is not being able control his urges against the risk of losing his career.
Yeah and if you are caught speeding you are punished. Boo Hoo this law isn't fair.....yeah well man up. Too f-ing bad if you think smoking pot is your "right". Ricky knew what the rules were when he signed up.I've also enjoyed the comments about racisim.....yeah the NFL is a really racist market, black athletes have such a hard time getting ahead, and getting high $$$ contracts :rolleyes:

 
Its seems that whover has Ricky on their team feels he should be set free, while Ronnie owners feel he is guilty.

I LOVE HOW FANTASY FOOTBALL CHANGED OPINIONS!!!!

 
Its seems that whover has Ricky on their team feels he should be set free, while Ronnie owners feel he is guilty.

I LOVE HOW FANTASY FOOTBALL CHANGED OPINIONS!!!!
As a football fan, I just hate HOW he walked away from the Dolphins.PS, I dont own Ronnie, or Ricky in any league......lol

 
Its seems that whover has Ricky on their team feels he should be set free, while Ronnie owners feel he is guilty.

I LOVE HOW FANTASY FOOTBALL CHANGED OPINIONS!!!!
Ricky owner here. I just hope justice is served. He got a bum deal on all of this going public and looked real good last year. I hope for his sake it was all a mistake. That said, he got himself into this mess.
 
Please explain how sarcasm from other threads has anything to do with Lhuck's racism accusation about posts in this thread!
You have a problem with someone expressing his point of view about a racial issue in the Shark Pool. You do not have a problem with someone expressing your point of view about a racial issue in the Shark Pool. His view you called "standard liberal attacks" and you wanted them moved. Your view you call "sarcasm" and you want it to stay.

Double standard, quite visible to many of us.

 
Why does everything have to turn into a racial argument. Who cares what color he is? The guy is a great RB, with a little bit of a weed problem. Color shouldn't matter.

 
Please explain how sarcasm from other threads has anything to do with Lhuck's racism accusation about posts in this thread!
You have a problem with someone expressing his point of view about a racial issue in the Shark Pool. You do not have a problem with someone expressing your point of view about a racial issue in the Shark Pool. His view you called "standard liberal attacks" and you wanted them moved. Your view you call "sarcasm" and you want it to stay.

Double standard, quite visible to many of us.
Incorrect. My issue is with someone accusing others of racism, not discussing race.
Well, I think race has been an obvious catalyst for comments made by people on this messageboard that really don't know anything about Ricky Williams. You see the usual racist innuendo such as "lazy, drug additct" etc. Now if you can't see the difference between a comment about recycled black coaches after previous threads about recycled white coaches and a statement that race has been a catalyst for comments made about Ricky by people on this board, then there's no point in discussing this further.

Note: I'm still looking for those comments in this thread, although I will have to admit that after re-reading Lhucks statement, he doesn't specifically state this thread...which is what I assumed he was referring to.

 
Why does everything have to turn into a racial argument. Who cares what color he is? The guy is a great RB, with a little bit of a weed problem. Color shouldn't matter.
Honestly I can't see where it was until Lhucks stated it was the reason for the anti-Ricky comments. What I've noticed is a discussing between the pro-dopers and anti-dopers, which really isn't relevant to the issue at hand anyway. Even if pot should be legal, that doesn't change the current rules/expectations in place for those in the NFL.
 
What I've noticed is a discussing between the pro-dopers and anti-dopers, which really isn't relevant to the issue at hand anyway. Even if pot should be legal, that doesn't change the current rules/expectations in place for those in the NFL.
:goodposting: this is being missed for some reason
 
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You're making my point for me.
Was the following statement made by Lhucks...You see the usual racist innuendo such as "lazy, drug additct" etc.?Please point to posts in this thread that back up that statement.

 
Why does everything have to turn into a racial argument. Who cares what color he is? The guy is a great RB, with a little bit of a weed problem. Color shouldn't matter.
It just takes one Liberal. :X
 
What I've noticed is a discussing between the pro-dopers and anti-dopers, which really isn't relevant to the issue at hand anyway.  Even if pot should be legal, that doesn't change the current rules/expectations in place for those in the NFL.
:goodposting: this is being missed for some reason
I have never said he shouldn't be punished for violating the NFL Drug Policy. I do think that whoever the leak was should also be punished.
 
Is this the thread where all the stoners use the race card to drum up support for their illegal behavior???
Dude...that stereotype "lazy stoner" seems to have originated from the likes Spicoli and Chong. Why would you even consider the color of Ricky's skin having something to do with it? Please leave the standard liberal attacks back in the FFA and keep the pissy talk in the Shark Pool confined to SOD's plastic schlong and Ricky's testing.
You wanted LHUCKS's opinion out of this thread, becasue you disagree with it. But you don't have any qualms about pissing in the thread with your own opinions about stoners and race and liberals etc etc etc.Double standard.

 
I think our saltiness stems from being fed up with the waiting. We need a Ricky ruling, so this thread can get back to the business on Ricky Williams football career.

 
Is this the thread where all the stoners use the race card to drum up support for their illegal behavior???
Dude...that stereotype "lazy stoner" seems to have originated from the likes Spicoli and Chong.  Why would you even consider the color of Ricky's skin having something to do with it?  Please leave the standard liberal attacks back in the FFA and keep the pissy talk in the Shark Pool confined to SOD's plastic schlong and Ricky's testing.
You wanted LHUCKS's opinion out of this thread, becasue you disagree with it. But you don't have any qualms about pissing in the thread with your own opinions about stoners and race and liberals etc etc etc.Double standard.
Ummm...who posted what first? Sorry, I forgot about the race card protocol. Lhucks is supposed to get free reign to make statements but the rest of us aren't allowed to point out the silliness of such statement.

By the way, I'm still waiting for support of his original statement. Opps...my apologies again, that's not allowed once the race card has been laid down. :wall:

 
Is this the thread where all the stoners use the race card to drum up support for their illegal behavior???
Dude...that stereotype "lazy stoner" seems to have originated from the likes Spicoli and Chong. Why would you even consider the color of Ricky's skin having something to do with it? Please leave the standard liberal attacks back in the FFA and keep the pissy talk in the Shark Pool confined to SOD's plastic schlong and Ricky's testing.
You wanted LHUCKS's opinion out of this thread, becasue you disagree with it. But you don't have any qualms about pissing in the thread with your own opinions about stoners and race and liberals etc etc etc.Double standard.
Just let it die..your work is done here. This place is full of sanctimonious peckerheads.
 
Why does everything have to turn into a racial argument. Who cares what color he is? The guy is a great RB, with a little bit of a weed problem. Color shouldn't matter.
It just takes one Liberal. :X
Yeah, TEXASmouth a liberal, now that is funny.
Born and raised a Texas conservative... I just grew out of it. ;)
Well, I am in the military, born and raised in Texas...... I am not smart enough to not be a conservative, but like every other conservative southerner, there are things we are willing to overlook if a guy is good at football......
 
You're making my point for me.
Was the following statement made by Lhucks...You see the usual racist innuendo such as "lazy, drug additct" etc.?Please point to posts in this thread that back up that statement.
I never said they were in this thread...I said statements on this board, clearly indicating other threads.A) I don't own Ricky, I only participate in one dynasty league

B) I don't use drugs

I'm just pointing out the obvious here about Ricky and the racial stereotypes.

 

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