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rockcandy2008		#121	[-]
Posts: 2472 (07/06/2009 5:38 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	babydtc23 wrote: rockcandy2008 wrote: Darling Nikki33 wrote: Like I said, everyone will have their own opinion of Steve McNair. He obviously meant a lot to his community otherwise the sentiment would be different. It is going to be really hard to find someone out there that gives to charity and tries to help those less fortunate that has ZERO faults. If that is what you are looking for, good luck. If you don't want to root for those who are flawed like this, stop listening to music, don't watch sports and don't watch movies or vote. Death should not have been the punishment for cheating. Period. I guess I am just getting way too desensitized to all this stuff. UGH! Plus I find it hard to believe she shot herself for some reason. It doesn't sound right. Folks in Uhmerika LOVE to idolize fucktards like Michael Jackson, McNair, who are so messed up it doesn't make any sense. People act like his charity giving was a novelty or anomaly. Like I said, who gives a ratass how he was throwing his leftover money around when he was blatantly disrespecting his family. IT ALL STARTS AT HOME, PEOPLE. If you don't take care of home, you are not doing your part the matters the most. irrefutable. Lets not forget his sidepiece stripper from Minnesota, Misty, and the tons of other hoes he ran through while humiliating his wife the entire time she was in Nashville. SMH What the hell does this have to do with Michael Jackson? GTFO! ^ and the court jester finally surfaces... If you had any ability to put context clues together, you would recognize that I was criticizing people's relentless idolatry of people that are awful, awful role models.... yet dumbasses continue to put them on pedestals and preach about how awesome and great they are. SMH. That's why there are so many pathologies in the world today. You fucking idiot. Go put your head back up somebody's ass- the only thing in life you will EVER master.
Yeah Christianne		#122	[-]
Posts: 6793 (07/06/2009 5:39 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	guesswhatelse wrote: JellyRoll2 wrote: ceelovejay wrote: guesswhatelse wrote: Word2YAmutha wrote: hmm and all i keep hearing on espn is how much a great family guy he was. smh, his poor wife and kids. His wife isn't the only member of his family. Maybe they meant he was a good son, a good brother, and a good father. I'm just guessing. I see what you're trying to say, Erica, but for a man to die the way he did, and it was completely avoidable if he knew how to keep his dick in his pants, to me, just erases how good of a family man he was. To me, he wasn't much of one since he had a girlfriend (and apparently was a manwhore). A true family man would have never went there. JMO. So much word! I can't agree with his being a womanizer negating everything he's done for his family and for his community. People loved him and not without reason. I don't know what kind of relationship he and his wife had. I'm not going to blame the wife for all the messing around he did, but I feel like if she had any respect for herself she would have left him a long time ago. I'm so sick of hearing about his cheating, her race, and her age. Those things don't make what happened any less horrific and unacceptable. I simply cannot be of the mindset that "that's what he gets." That's a disgusting attitude. For all this talk about where he should have been Saturday, for all we know, he went up to Nashville to check on his restaurant, break up with Kazemi, and planned on going home that day. So it was his WIFE'S responsibility to leave and not HIS? That's absolute bullshit. If he wasn't happy or satisfied, he should've had the balls to leave, not cheat. That speaks volumes about him and in my opinion, he is not a good person, end of story.
rockcandy2008		#123	[-]
Posts: 2473 (07/06/2009 5:40 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Yeah Christianne wrote: guesswhatelse wrote: JellyRoll2 wrote: ceelovejay wrote: guesswhatelse wrote: Word2YAmutha wrote: hmm and all i keep hearing on espn is how much a great family guy he was. smh, his poor wife and kids. His wife isn't the only member of his family. Maybe they meant he was a good son, a good brother, and a good father. I'm just guessing. I see what you're trying to say, Erica, but for a man to die the way he did, and it was completely avoidable if he knew how to keep his dick in his pants, to me, just erases how good of a family man he was. To me, he wasn't much of one since he had a girlfriend (and apparently was a manwhore). A true family man would have never went there. JMO. So much word! I can't agree with his being a womanizer negating everything he's done for his family and for his community. People loved him and not without reason. I don't know what kind of relationship he and his wife had. I'm not going to blame the wife for all the messing around he did, but I feel like if she had any respect for herself she would have left him a long time ago. I'm so sick of hearing about his cheating, her race, and her age. Those things don't make what happened any less horrific and unacceptable. I simply cannot be of the mindset that "that's what he gets." That's a disgusting attitude. For all this talk about where he should have been Saturday, for all we know, he went up to Nashville to check on his restaurant, break up with Kazemi, and planned on going home that day. So it was his WIFE'S responsibility to leave and not HIS? That's absolute bullshit. If he wasn't happy or satisfied, he should've had the balls to leave, not cheat. That speaks volumes about him and in my opinion, he is not a good person, end of story. so credited.
babydtc23		#124	[-]
Posts: 7523 (07/06/2009 5:46 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	rockcandy2008 wrote: ^ and the court jester finally surfaces... If you had any ability to put context clues together, you would recognize that I was criticizing people's relentless idolatry of people that are awful, awful role models.... yet dumbasses continue to put them on pedestals and preach about how awesome and great they are. SMH. That's why there are so many pathologies in the world today. You fucking idiot. Go put your head back up somebody's ass- the only thing in life you will EVER master. Funny your response is to automatically assume I didn't understand precisely what it is you were saying. Court jester you say? Interesting considering you sit in there as if your judgement on other's actions/intentions/feelings is somehow relevant to anything at all. As soon as you step down from the imaginery pedestal you put yourself on while waving your almighty finger in judgement, perhaps then and only then should people take what you say as anything more than a spineless loser who sits behind the computer shaming others for looking up to people for good deeds. You are nothing more than a glass house with your curtains closed. You don't fool anyone.
guesswhatelse		#125	[-]
Posts: 26693 (07/06/2009 5:56 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Yeah Christianne wrote: guesswhatelse wrote: JellyRoll2 wrote: ceelovejay wrote: guesswhatelse wrote: Word2YAmutha wrote: hmm and all i keep hearing on espn is how much a great family guy he was. smh, his poor wife and kids. His wife isn't the only member of his family. Maybe they meant he was a good son, a good brother, and a good father. I'm just guessing. I see what you're trying to say, Erica, but for a man to die the way he did, and it was completely avoidable if he knew how to keep his dick in his pants, to me, just erases how good of a family man he was. To me, he wasn't much of one since he had a girlfriend (and apparently was a manwhore). A true family man would have never went there. JMO. So much word! I can't agree with his being a womanizer negating everything he's done for his family and for his community. People loved him and not without reason. I don't know what kind of relationship he and his wife had. I'm not going to blame the wife for all the messing around he did, but I feel like if she had any respect for herself she would have left him a long time ago. I'm so sick of hearing about his cheating, her race, and her age. Those things don't make what happened any less horrific and unacceptable. I simply cannot be of the mindset that "that's what he gets." That's a disgusting attitude. For all this talk about where he should have been Saturday, for all we know, he went up to Nashville to check on his restaurant, break up with Kazemi, and planned on going home that day. So it was his WIFE'S responsibility to leave and not HIS? That's absolute bullshit. If he wasn't happy or satisfied, he should've had the balls to leave, not cheat. That speaks volumes about him and in my opinion, he is not a good person, end of story. That's not "end of story." Who are you? Do cheaters ever leave? The put-upon are usually the ones who need to make the break, if it's going to happen at all. A cheater will cheat as long as s/he is allowed. And I've heard that he and his wife were separated, anyway. The story was that they were getting back together. If I'm allowed to speculate--I may as well join the party--he was breaking up with Kazemi and she got pissed enough to kill him.
rockcandy2008		#126	[-]
Posts: 2474 (07/06/2009 6:01 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	babydtc23 wrote: rockcandy2008 wrote: ^ and the court jester finally surfaces... If you had any ability to put context clues together, you would recognize that I was criticizing people's relentless idolatry of people that are awful, awful role models.... yet dumbasses continue to put them on pedestals and preach about how awesome and great they are. SMH. That's why there are so many pathologies in the world today. You fucking idiot. Go put your head back up somebody's ass- the only thing in life you will EVER master. Funny your response is to automatically assume I didn't understand precisely what it is you were saying. Court jester you say? Interesting considering you sit in there as if your judgement on other's actions/intentions/feelings is somehow relevant to anything at all. As soon as you step down from the imaginery pedestal you put yourself on while waving your almighty finger in judgement, perhaps then and only then should people take what you say as anything more than a spineless loser who sits behind the computer shaming others for looking up to people for good deeds. You are nothing more than a glass house with your curtains closed. You don't fool anyone. STFU you imbecile. anything you type is and you are completely incapable of understanding anything above a roo romper comprehension level. smh.
babydtc23		#127	[-]
Posts: 7524 (07/06/2009 6:02 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Thanks for proving my point. You have nothing relevant to say because you are irrelevant.
ceelovejay		#128	[-]
Posts: 14898 (07/06/2009 6:06 PM) Best Fan Fic Author '04 Most Generous '06 Joey Fanatic '07 Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	If he was separated, then I can't be mad at him for this. Your view on who should leave, etc., though, I can't rock with. I think the responsibility lies with both parties.
dedaman03		#129	[-]
Posts: 6168 (07/06/2009 6:07 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	ceelovejay wrote: We'll agree to disagree. IMO, a true family man thinks of his family first and stays at home, and if it's not working he leaves. Doing what he did - no matter what condition his marriage was in - does not say family man to me. ITA, 100%! Saying his ass was a family man is disrespectful to the men who are faithful to their wives and children. None of us know his relationship with his wife, but she was still his wife and was openly kicking it with a young lady who was 3 years older than his oldest son! Yes, he was a great athlete who did awesome charitable work, but he was still a piece of shit for behaving the way he did while still being married. Period.
rockcandy2008		#130	[-]
Posts: 2475 (07/06/2009 6:13 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	babydtc23 wrote: Thanks for proving my point. You have nothing relevant to say because you are irrelevant. how profound. the court jester has spoken.
babydtc23		#131	[-]
Posts: 7529 (07/06/2009 6:16 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	rockcandy2008 wrote: babydtc23 wrote: Thanks for proving my point. You have nothing relevant to say because you are irrelevant. how profound. the court jester has spoken. I wasn't responding to anything profound that's for sure. What color are your curtains in your glass house you hypocrite?
guesswhatelse		#132	[-]
Posts: 26694 (07/06/2009 6:17 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	dedaman03 wrote: ceelovejay wrote: We'll agree to disagree. IMO, a true family man thinks of his family first and stays at home, and if it's not working he leaves. Doing what he did - no matter what condition his marriage was in - does not say family man to me. ITA, 100%! Saying his ass was a family man is disrespectful to the men who are faithful to their wives and children. None of us know his relationship with his wife, but she was still his wife and was openly kicking it with a young lady who was 3 years older than his oldest son! Yes, he was a great athlete who did awesome charitable work, but he was still a piece of shit for behaving the way he did while still being married. Period. When put this way, I can agree with it. Obviously I think highly of him. I respect what he's done--in the least--for people of our state. Maybe that clouds my judgment but not so much that I think what he did to his wife is okay. I just don't think that alone is enough to say that he wasn't a good man, period, "end of story." I can't go with that.
mzdivajae		#133	[-]
Posts: 1257 (07/06/2009 6:17 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	This all goes back to the 80/20 rule as discussed in "Why Did I Get Married?" He lost his life over 20 little percent! One of my main issues in situations like this is the fact this was a family the he started. He was the one to ask his wife to marry him, and so forth and so on. If there are problems in the marriage, please be a man and try to figure out a solution to fix your family, instead of creating a bigger one. Now because of 20%, 4 children have no father.
RKKanhai		#134	[-]
Posts: 33648 (07/06/2009 9:04 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Police: Ex-NFL star McNair's girlfriend bought gun http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/07/06/mcnair.shooting/index.html?eref=rss_topstories (CNN) -- The pistol found at the scene of the shooting that killed former NFL quarterback Steve McNair and his girlfriend was purchased by the woman two nights before, police said Monday. Steve McNair, 36, spent 13 seasons in the NFL, the majority with the Tennessee Titans. Steve McNair, 36, spent 13 seasons in the NFL, the majority with the Tennessee Titans. McNair, 36, and Sahel Kazemi, 20, were found fatally shot in a condominium in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, on Saturday afternoon. McNair was shot twice in the head and twice in the chest, and Kazemi was shot once in the head, authorities said. Police found a semiautomatic pistol beneath Kazemi's body and determined that she bought it Thursday night, Nashville Metropolitan Police Department Spokesman Don Aaron said Monday. He said he didn't know whether it was a legal purchase but noted that Kazemi wouldn't meet the age requirement for a permit to carry a handgun, which is 21. Officials are calling McNair's death a homicide but are awaiting results from ballistics and gunshot residue tests before classifying Kazemi's death. The pistol was purchased Thursday evening, hours after Kazemi -- who was accompanied by McNair in a Cadillac Escalade he had purchased for her -- was pulled over in a traffic stop and charged with driving under the influence. McNair was allowed to leave the scene in a taxi after Kazemi was given a field sobriety test. Kazemi told the officer that she was "high" from a "hookah situation," Aaron said.
JellyRoll2		#135	[-]
Posts: 16486 (07/06/2009 9:16 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	So, she got high, got pulled over for a DUI, and then goes out and buys a gun? Yeah, real stable girlfriend you got there, Steve.
rockcandy2008		#136	[-]
Posts: 2476 (07/06/2009 10:02 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	babydtc23 wrote: rockcandy2008 wrote: babydtc23 wrote: Thanks for proving my point. You have nothing relevant to say because you are irrelevant. how profound. the court jester has spoken. I wasn't responding to anything profound that's for sure. What color are your curtains in your glass house you hypocrite? You are clueless. Do you know your beloved jjb community sent me a truckload of lmao, so true msg's for calling you out in this thread? So many people can't stand your roo romper ass with a passion here. I don't care if your flunky ass doesn't like me... its actually a compliment considering how undeveloped your brain is. I never initially respond to your vapid. hollow. worthless. posts because they're nothing more than incoherent drivel. However, you always reply to mine, and you never make any sense. Its painful to watch you struggle so, but I guess some people don't make it past toddler level cognitive abilities. I besiege you, fucktard, please put me on block!!!

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