Pacman's In Some Hot Water
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ELDudearino;1395369 said:
You may be right. Some stern guidance and leadership may actually help Pacman. There is hope for everyone, but I doubt that is all he needs. It is not an over reaction when the guy is constantly in trouble. One, two or maybe three incidents may be excusable. He has met with law enforcement 8 times since being drafted. Count the things he did in college and it is far from an over reaction that Jones is bad news.
Even if that is all he needs, he would not get it in Dallas. Wade Phillips is not known as a strict coach like Parcells. Dallas will have a relaxed atmosphere, so they can't provide Jones with stern guidance.
No thanks, Pacman and Dallas would be a bad mix.
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I agree. This guy is about to be 25. There comes a time when you gotta take responsibility for your own faulty actions.joseephuss;1395414 said:
If he weren't an athlete, he prolly would've already served time.
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philo beddoe;1394714 said:
oh my god - i needed that....
(wiping away the tears from laughing)
man - what a trip. just when i thought i was going to regain composure, i'd see this post of yours and it would start me up all over again into extreme laughter. i broke my printer here at work as i stumbled backwards and i can't get the recycle bin off my foot from stepping in it. couple this with everyone 5 rows around me thinks i'm on the drugs 5stars accuses me of, this has been a heck of a morning.
but never would i trade the laughter you just gave me for a quiet work environment. NEVER!
whew - my sides hurt!
thanks man! FUNNIEST THING EVER!
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Otherwise no bling for the thing...Bizwah;1394719 said:
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Seven;1395129 said:Geez. Dude, relax. You can keep the ring. He doesn't want it back............
You and I both know the "Give Pacman a shot. We can straighten him out."
posts are going to be a disgusting sight to see here very soon on this board as soon as he is released. I'm just trying to head them off at the pass. 
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Bleu Star;1395885 said:You and I both know the "Give Pacman a shot. We can straighten him out."
I do. I'm glad you at least have a sense of humor and didn't take it personally.
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33 days!
Dang, son!
He needs to hook up with his cousin, the guy with the whizzinator.
Dang, son!
He needs to hook up with his cousin, the guy with the whizzinator.
Maikeru-sama
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Bleu Star;1395885 said:You and I both know the "Give Pacman a shot. We can straighten him out."
This is a rather interesting statement coming from you.
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5Stars;1395482 said:Anyway, yeah, you are right, phildo thinks he is more important then he is...it's too bad that he found this place!!
Well......he DID play high school football you know.
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jackrussell;1396166 said:Well......he DID play high school football you know.
Hey, jackrussell...go to the Official Dallas Cowboy site, look at the 2006 cheerleader squad, and find my favorite cheerleader, Andrea Richards...and look at what her favorite pet is!
To find Andrea Richards' picture, just type her name in the little search thing...
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its funny what some people dont realize is that he's human just like everybody else.
he just has a god given talent that makes him millions.
If any of you grew up in the streets you would at least be able to relate to him a little bit.
This guy is showing loyalty to the same guys that probably protected him and helped him out financially in the streets.
He is now famous and has the opourtunity to look out and give back to his friends that looked out for him.
You can always pay somebody back for what they did for you financially but for guys always having your back and possibly may have done things to save your life out there in the streets. ..... thats priceless you cant pay for that.
so to call him stupid and an idiot is extreme. he's a product of his enviornment.
I'd say the only reason he is foolish and his friends who are drug dealers even realize it..... is that he's lucky to be alive coming up from what he's came from and even more lucky to be playing a sport and making millions doing it.
He doesnt need everyone kicking him, or the NFL kickin him out, thats only gonna make him worse.
He needs a mentor, a positive image in his life to make him embrace the things he have.
many athletes make may mistakes and can be called idiots for many things they do from drug use(our own mike irvin) LT, and many others, and believe it or not he's not the only athlete who has drug dealer friends because every player did not come up white collared like the mannings or greise's, or simms of the world.
coming from a poverty filled neighborhood many of your childhood friends are gonna become drug dealers, stick up boys, killers, and drug users, and even prostitutes.
Is your fault that they made certain decisions in their life? no,
and what other options do you have when they are all you have and you have no other outlets but your neighborhood?
Im not condoning his actions by a longshot, because im from the ghetto and i know what its like.. the struggle, the violence, the drugs.
But to my credit i fought through that and i do pretty good for myself, so i couldnt imagine what i would do if i were given the opourtunity he has.
But thats him me and him been through different situations so i dont know what he's been through.
Im just saying that kicking him out of the league wont do any good, its like putting a drug dealer in jail for dealing drugs and giving him a felony and you know he's gonna be back on the streets anyway.
where will he find a job with the felony under his record? so he has nowhere to go but back to the streets its a catch 22 folks.
kicking pac man out of the league will just eventually lead to him investing in more drugs with his money and he'll just stay in trouble.
why not create a program for these young guys that get drafted in the league to show them how to make smart investments, and ways to conduct themselves as celeberties.
These guys were spoon fed as high school stars and not to mention colege athletes... so this is their first dose of reality here folks.
I was told by a good friend that before you criticize someone's situation, offer a solution.
he just has a god given talent that makes him millions.
If any of you grew up in the streets you would at least be able to relate to him a little bit.
This guy is showing loyalty to the same guys that probably protected him and helped him out financially in the streets.
He is now famous and has the opourtunity to look out and give back to his friends that looked out for him.
You can always pay somebody back for what they did for you financially but for guys always having your back and possibly may have done things to save your life out there in the streets. ..... thats priceless you cant pay for that.
so to call him stupid and an idiot is extreme. he's a product of his enviornment.
I'd say the only reason he is foolish and his friends who are drug dealers even realize it..... is that he's lucky to be alive coming up from what he's came from and even more lucky to be playing a sport and making millions doing it.
He doesnt need everyone kicking him, or the NFL kickin him out, thats only gonna make him worse.
He needs a mentor, a positive image in his life to make him embrace the things he have.
many athletes make may mistakes and can be called idiots for many things they do from drug use(our own mike irvin) LT, and many others, and believe it or not he's not the only athlete who has drug dealer friends because every player did not come up white collared like the mannings or greise's, or simms of the world.
coming from a poverty filled neighborhood many of your childhood friends are gonna become drug dealers, stick up boys, killers, and drug users, and even prostitutes.
Is your fault that they made certain decisions in their life? no,
and what other options do you have when they are all you have and you have no other outlets but your neighborhood?
Im not condoning his actions by a longshot, because im from the ghetto and i know what its like.. the struggle, the violence, the drugs.
But to my credit i fought through that and i do pretty good for myself, so i couldnt imagine what i would do if i were given the opourtunity he has.
But thats him me and him been through different situations so i dont know what he's been through.
Im just saying that kicking him out of the league wont do any good, its like putting a drug dealer in jail for dealing drugs and giving him a felony and you know he's gonna be back on the streets anyway.
where will he find a job with the felony under his record? so he has nowhere to go but back to the streets its a catch 22 folks.
kicking pac man out of the league will just eventually lead to him investing in more drugs with his money and he'll just stay in trouble.
why not create a program for these young guys that get drafted in the league to show them how to make smart investments, and ways to conduct themselves as celeberties.
These guys were spoon fed as high school stars and not to mention colege athletes... so this is their first dose of reality here folks.
I was told by a good friend that before you criticize someone's situation, offer a solution.