My faddah hung me on a hook once. Once.Quote:
Originally Posted by louisvilledawg
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My faddah hung me on a hook once. Once.Quote:
Originally Posted by louisvilledawg
It's my understanding that he was "uncooperative" with LE...Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Not sure if that means "I don't have anything to say." or "17 you, pig."
I'm bettin' he's toast unless there's a simple explanation for this... (which we'd likely already heard).
Thought it might have been a simple classroom accident in "Economics of Meth 101", the class he was taking right after "Modular Home vs Tradition Mobile Home Social Impact" course. Understand you Elephants have a high stress academic program.Quote:
Originally Posted by TUSK
And all this time I thought you actually followed Bama footballQuote:
Originally Posted by TUSK
VERY NICEQuote:
Originally Posted by Dawgowar
REP GIVEN
You can possess one but you can't buy one until you're 18
Lol good point. I thought I read it just grazed leg but who knows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wet Dawg
My point was, as a coach, why is my player carrying a pistol at a bar? He should be gone, or suspended indefinitely, or whatever you call it! I don't care about the laws necessarily in this case.
I don't think it happened in the Bar... I think it was across the street, in a parking lot....Quote:
Originally Posted by Bucky Dog
If he was actually in the Bar with a firearm, I would hope he'd get charged and expelled...
Bigger question. Why are these goofballs running around with pistols chambered, pointed at their own bodies. Dumb SOBs
Yeah I was thinking he had been in the bar before the gun shot. I guess I could assume he didn't have it on him and went to parking lot and grabbed gun out of car and it went off. I'm just saying that I'm questioning any player for having a pistol.Quote:
Originally Posted by TUSK
I'm 100 down with that.... "muzzle discipline" are* important....Quote:
Originally Posted by Hasu Dackds
Playas Lives Matta...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bucky Dog
#secondamendment
Not saying he shot himself or even had a pistol because this hasn't been confirmed. This is just a question; 2nd amendment rights aside, which I 100% support as a conservative:
Why would a football player in a town like Tuscaloosa feel the need to have a pistol on them while out and about? Genuine question. Is there a crime problem in T-town? Does one living there feel the need to have a self defense weapon on them?
He's from Meridian.Quote:
Originally Posted by mstatefan91
Hahahaha that's damn true. Fair point. Rep givenQuote:
Originally Posted by TUSK
Being from Meridian myself, I should have understood his plight before I asked. Glad to be away from there. Talk about a town with issues.
Shit, Bro.... I didn't mean to offend your hometown... I lived there for a few years and had to whip out my FO FI on a couple of occasions..Quote:
Originally Posted by mstatefan91
Of course, I was "somewhere I shouldn't have been" (Midnight Sun) at a time (who knows, but waaaaay after midnight) and I was pleased just to get outta their with my two "white wimmins"....
Peace '91
Seriously 0 offense taken. Meridian has issues that need to be dealt with. It should not be a common occurrence to have to fend off panhandlers in a town that size. And that's just a small part of it. Glad to be in a much nicer town now.Quote:
Originally Posted by TUSK
well - they are only about 35 minutes from Bessemer, so there's thatQuote:
Originally Posted by mstatefan91
So, the bar owner says it...must be true. She is probably worried there will be legal ramifications so she made up this story: "He was shooting in the air, and shot himself (in the leg)". Okay...
No matter the story, if he is able/ok he will play. Saban will smooth over any irregularities per usual.