Chocolate Lab
Run-loving Dino
- Messages
- 37,114
- Reaction score
- 11,466
http://www.newschannel5.com/global/...=info&LaunchPageAdTag=homepage&clipFormat=flv
Skip to about 55 secs in if you can.
Skip to about 55 secs in if you can.
Video of your new corner
- Thread starter Chocolate Lab
- Start date
- Messages
- 62,320
- Reaction score
- 64,020
You know you're just hatin', don't you?Chocolate Lab;2047182 said:
Keep up the good work.
DallasDW00ds0n
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 11,179
- Reaction score
- 11,634
Pacmans in legal trouble!?!?!
you dont say! hahaha
you dont say! hahaha
Bob Sacamano
Benched
- Messages
- 57,084
- Reaction score
- 3
rabble, rabble, rabble
Chocolate Lab
Run-loving Dino
- Messages
- 37,114
- Reaction score
- 11,466
superpunk;2047185 said:
I've never posted it, and had never seen it. I might have read reports of it, but I never heard the actual conversation.
LittleBoyBlue
Redvolution
- Messages
- 35,766
- Reaction score
- 8,411
Its quite clear that he needs a "Life Style" change. Not just because of football... but possibly to save his life.
Drugs and drug dealers and acting the way he does in public and hitting women. He needs to rehabilitated. It could happen.
It starts with PacMan.... or should we just start calling him Adam.
Drugs and drug dealers and acting the way he does in public and hitting women. He needs to rehabilitated. It could happen.
It starts with PacMan.... or should we just start calling him Adam.
Chocolate Lab
Run-loving Dino
- Messages
- 37,114
- Reaction score
- 11,466
That thread was (rightly) deleted because the Youtube comments had some unacceptable language in it.
Meh... Maybe someone else would be interested in it like I was. I never followed Pacman that closely before we got interested in him. Before, I couldn't have cared less about him and his problems.
Maybe I'll PM you for permission next time before I start a new thread, though.
Meh... Maybe someone else would be interested in it like I was. I never followed Pacman that closely before we got interested in him. Before, I couldn't have cared less about him and his problems.
Maybe I'll PM you for permission next time before I start a new thread, though.
Rampage
Benched
- Messages
- 24,117
- Reaction score
- 2
he's your new corner too......unless you're not a cowboy fan anymoreChocolate Lab;2047222 said:That thread was (rightly) deleted because the Youtube comments had some unacceptable language in it.
Meh... Maybe someone else would be interested in it like I was. I never followed Pacman that closely before we got interested in him. Before, I couldn't have cared less about him and his problems.
Maybe I'll PM you for permission next time before I start a new thread, though.
- Messages
- 62,320
- Reaction score
- 64,020
Yeah, I agree and the interest should encompass every Cowboys fan. His past could possibly impact his future WHILE he's on Jerry Jones' payroll. There isn't any reason to gloss over that possibility.Chocolate Lab;2047222 said:That thread was (rightly) deleted because the Youtube comments had some unacceptable language in it.
Meh... Maybe someone else would be interested in it like I was. I never followed Pacman that closely before we got interested in him. Before, I couldn't have cared less about him and his problems.
Maybe I'll PM you for permission next time before I start a new thread, though.
superpunk
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 26,330
- Reaction score
- 75
I'd appreciate it. If you feel like saving us both some time, you could just prepare yourself for criticism of a new thread before you post it.Chocolate Lab;2047222 said:That thread was (rightly) deleted because the Youtube comments had some unacceptable language in it.
Meh... Maybe someone else would be interested in it like I was. I never followed Pacman that closely before we got interested in him. Before, I couldn't have cared less about him and his problems.
Maybe I'll PM you for permission next time before I start a new thread, though.
I hope for the best for OUR new corner. His past is what it is.
Chocolate Lab
Run-loving Dino
- Messages
- 37,114
- Reaction score
- 11,466
I hope for the best, too. Of course I do. (And yes, he is my new corner, too.)superpunk;2047248 said:
But maybe I'll keep my hopes realistic when I see things like this.
Besides, we might as well get used to it. The media are going to be showing this kind of thing about a billion times now. That's what happens when you bring in guys like this.
CaptainAmerica
Active Member
- Messages
- 5,030
- Reaction score
- 26
Low cost/risk...High potential reward.
Jerry is all about risk assessment. The Titans took the big risk by drafting him so high, only to see him flame out.
Jerry is all about risk assessment. The Titans took the big risk by drafting him so high, only to see him flame out.
LittleBoyBlue
Redvolution
- Messages
- 35,766
- Reaction score
- 8,411
Rampage;2047235 said:he's your new corner too......unless you're not a cowboy fan anymore
Thats make me wonder.... how many cowboy fans did we lose since the signing of TO?:laugh2:
- Messages
- 79,281
- Reaction score
- 45,652
MINXX SHOOTER THOUGHT PACMAN ORDERED A HIT
Posted by Mike Florio on April 23, 2008, 9:27 p.m.
A reader has forwarded to us a copy of the “declaration of warrant/summons” issued on April 18 in connection with the arrest of Arvin Kenti Edwards, the man accused of opening fire outside of a Las Vegas strip club in February 2007.
The document helps to clarify recent reports regarding the nature of the $15,000 payment that Edwards thereafter pursued from Titans cornerback Pacman Jones. It seemed to be hush money, but it was characterized by Jones as money that was paid only because Edwards threatened to come after Jones and/or his family.
As it turns out, Edwards initially wanted the money because he believed that Jones had ordered a hit.
Jones made the disclosure to Las Vegas police in September 2007, roughly seven months after the shooting. He told authorities that, as he was leaving the Minxx club after the infamous “make it rain” altercation, a man approached Jones and told him that he would take care of the problem. Jones says he wasn’t sure what the man was talking about, and that Jones replied by saying, “whatever.” Moments later, Jones heard the popping of a gun and observed the same man shooting Tommy Urbanski and two others.
So, basically, the guy shot Urbanski and the other two people because he thought Jones had asked him to do it. And, surely, Edwards’ version of the events will be different than Pacman’s “whatever” remark.
Meanwhile, the report also states that a member of Pacman’s entourage previously had said that he would “f–k this motherf–ker” and that “[w]e’ll smoke his ***” in reference to one of the other persons who was shot.
Here’s our question. What did Pacman Jones say to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in April 2007 or at any other time thereafter when asked about the Las Vegas incident? Our guess is that Jones used the “I don’t know nothing” defense, which would be directly at odds with what Jones thereafter told police in Las Vegas, possibly at the urging of lawyers who feared that the authorities eventually would find the shooter, and that the shooter would claim that Pacman ordered the hit before Pacman could offer up a carefully spun version of the events.
Needless to say, the Cowboys might merely be loaning that fourth-round pick that was sent to the Titans earlier today for Jones. Because we now suspect that, one way or another, Commissioner Roger Goodell will find a way to keep Jones out of the league in 2008.
Bottom line? Jones paid a guy $15,000 for a hit, not because he ordered the hit but only because he feared that if he didn’t pay the money the guy would come after him. And, amazingly, Jones opted not to alert the authorities to the threats from the man who was admitting to these crimes.
Pacman, we suggest that you hold off on trying on that silver helmet with the star.
Posted by Mike Florio on April 23, 2008, 9:27 p.m.
A reader has forwarded to us a copy of the “declaration of warrant/summons” issued on April 18 in connection with the arrest of Arvin Kenti Edwards, the man accused of opening fire outside of a Las Vegas strip club in February 2007.
The document helps to clarify recent reports regarding the nature of the $15,000 payment that Edwards thereafter pursued from Titans cornerback Pacman Jones. It seemed to be hush money, but it was characterized by Jones as money that was paid only because Edwards threatened to come after Jones and/or his family.
As it turns out, Edwards initially wanted the money because he believed that Jones had ordered a hit.
Jones made the disclosure to Las Vegas police in September 2007, roughly seven months after the shooting. He told authorities that, as he was leaving the Minxx club after the infamous “make it rain” altercation, a man approached Jones and told him that he would take care of the problem. Jones says he wasn’t sure what the man was talking about, and that Jones replied by saying, “whatever.” Moments later, Jones heard the popping of a gun and observed the same man shooting Tommy Urbanski and two others.
So, basically, the guy shot Urbanski and the other two people because he thought Jones had asked him to do it. And, surely, Edwards’ version of the events will be different than Pacman’s “whatever” remark.
Meanwhile, the report also states that a member of Pacman’s entourage previously had said that he would “f–k this motherf–ker” and that “[w]e’ll smoke his ***” in reference to one of the other persons who was shot.
Here’s our question. What did Pacman Jones say to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in April 2007 or at any other time thereafter when asked about the Las Vegas incident? Our guess is that Jones used the “I don’t know nothing” defense, which would be directly at odds with what Jones thereafter told police in Las Vegas, possibly at the urging of lawyers who feared that the authorities eventually would find the shooter, and that the shooter would claim that Pacman ordered the hit before Pacman could offer up a carefully spun version of the events.
Needless to say, the Cowboys might merely be loaning that fourth-round pick that was sent to the Titans earlier today for Jones. Because we now suspect that, one way or another, Commissioner Roger Goodell will find a way to keep Jones out of the league in 2008.
Bottom line? Jones paid a guy $15,000 for a hit, not because he ordered the hit but only because he feared that if he didn’t pay the money the guy would come after him. And, amazingly, Jones opted not to alert the authorities to the threats from the man who was admitting to these crimes.
Pacman, we suggest that you hold off on trying on that silver helmet with the star.
theebs
Believe!!!!
- Messages
- 27,462
- Reaction score
- 9,207
Well Jerry just gave the media the ammo it wanted. Now the bullets will be flying at our team. A team two years ago that was being constructed like a model franchise.
Now we are back to what started the decline, impatience from Jerry.
I hope Jerry shows some patience this weekend and puts some good players who are good guys on the team.
Now we are back to what started the decline, impatience from Jerry.
I hope Jerry shows some patience this weekend and puts some good players who are good guys on the team.