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That sig.grizzaholic wrote:Jesus Clenz. I see you are off your meds again. What a fucking idiotic topic. Not that I expect anything else from the fanbase that considers Montana fans to be nothing but racists.
Clenz, might be time to go sit down for your wife and have her fix you from being the bloody-douche that you have been lately.
I tryuofmman1122 wrote:That sig.grizzaholic wrote:Jesus Clenz. I see you are off your meds again. What a fucking idiotic topic. Not that I expect anything else from the fanbase that considers Montana fans to be nothing but racists.
Clenz, might be time to go sit down for your wife and have her fix you from being the bloody-douche that you have been lately.
Gotta agree.Skjellyfetti wrote:Well, this is one of the dumber threads I've seen on here not started by Superhornet or Expanos.
What are you doin here?Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:Gotta agree.Skjellyfetti wrote:Well, this is one of the dumber threads I've seen on here not started by Superhornet or Expanos.
DE-fendin' MON-tana foot ball. These OH-HI-Ah boys is guilty!D1B wrote:What are you doin here?Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Gotta agree.
You cannot be this stupid. Clenz is comparing apples and sea turtles.andy7171 wrote:DE-fendin' MON-tana foot ball. These OH-HI-Ah boys is guilty!D1B wrote:
What are you doin here?
Panthernation.com is that way ------>clenz wrote:Nope...shred still a cunt for coming forward. This is going to ruin lives
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CNN is getting hammered for Steubenville coverage
The Washington Post ^ | March 18, 2013 | Erik Wemple
CNN on Sunday aggressively covered the breaking news of the verdict in the Steubenville rape case. Star football players Trent Mays, 17, and Ma’lik Richmond, 16, were found guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl. Propelled by social media and mainstream media, the Steubenville case has long held a high profile.
The scrutiny that comes with its profile descended on CNN. In repeated segments yesterday, CNN featured reports from reporter Poppy Harlow, who was in Ohio for the verdict. Here’s the transcript of some of the coverage at the 11 a.m. hour:
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POPPY HARLOW, CNN CORRESPONDENT: "I’ve never experienced anything like it, Candy. It was incredibly emotional — incredibly difficult even for an outsider like me to watch what happened as these two young men that had such promising futures, star football players, very good students, literally watched as they believe their life fell apart."
Exactly!Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:Gotta agree.Skjellyfetti wrote:Well, this is one of the dumber threads I've seen on here not started by Superhornet or Expanos.
I think that's BS.SeattleGriz wrote:It could be bullshit, but I heard JJ and the victim had sex before the "rape" on three occasions. That info was considered inadmissible.
Be interesting if this information comes to light elsewhere.
Good point, I didn't get to follow the trial very closely, so I didn't think to that.uofmman1122 wrote:I think that's BS.SeattleGriz wrote:It could be bullshit, but I heard JJ and the victim had sex before the "rape" on three occasions. That info was considered inadmissible.
Be interesting if this information comes to light elsewhere.
Pretty sure (at least from what I saw on Twitter) they both admitted it was their first time doing it.
I wanted to check in on what the Catholic Church was up to.D1B wrote:What are you doin here?Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Gotta agree.
BlueHen86 wrote:Nevermind, I thought this thread was about last nights game against Syracuse.
BOOM!Grizalltheway wrote:BlueHen86 wrote:Nevermind, I thought this thread was about last nights game against Syracuse.
I thought he was harking back to December 2011. Johnson was most definitely guilty in that instance.