Pale Rider wrote:Spazsdad wrote:Did you hear the one about J_O_E momma?
...yo Mama so fat when she stepped on the dogs tail and when you took it the vet he came out and told you that your Beaver didnt survive
I don't care who u are that's funny
fastpitchdad05 wrote:TheCloser wrote:fastpitchdad05 wrote:TheCloser wrote:NumeroUno wrote:Hey Joe,
Did you know heybucket hit another all time high for 2012.
Over 124 million hits from over 100 countries.. That right I didn't stutttttter over 124 MILLION HITS Big Joe and we haven't ever scratched the surface
That's impressive. I'm going to nominate the site for the Manti Te'o Award of Excellence.............too bad it doesn't exist.
2nd in the Heisman trophy voting this past year. Pretty "excellent" college player in my book.
Why you kicking a guy when he's down?
Wow, really? The guy is either a complete idiot or a liar. More importantly, he can't tackle against real NFL talent i.e. Alabama.
Yes, really.
I don't know Manti T'eo personally nor do I know his family. But I do know the parents of his best friend since he was about 6 years old (the parents are also very good friends of each other) and these are two of the nicest people I have ever met. More importantly they have great integrity. I know that since they are close friends that the T'eo family is of the same character.
Jonriv, I saw your comment as well. Yes, Manti was extremely naive and made a big mistake. If you grew up in the islands and understood the culture there, adding in that they are a very religious Mormon family, then you might be able to understand how a person can be this "innocent" and immature even at his age.
When this story first broke and they questioned whether or not he was part of the hoax, I immediately turned to my wife and said, "No way". I felt for him as I knew that he was an unwitting victim.
Closer, from what I have seen of your posts on here, including this one, you are the last person who should ever (but always do) question someone else's character.
If I recall correctly, I believe you're the guy who used to constantly bash Sean Brashear, hiding behind your screen name. I think You were butt-hurt because your DD's team constantly came up short against them in big games.
Neither of these people deserve to be insulted and maligned by you.
Give it a rest.
fastpitchdad05 wrote:Some people you just can't reach.
Spazsdad wrote:Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, the alleged perpetrator of the fake-girlfriend hoax that ensnared Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o, told Dr. Phil McGraw that he "fell deeply, romantically in love" with Te'o.
McGraw related that bit of news on the "Today" show Wednesday. He was on the show to hype his interview with Tuiasosopo, which will air Thursday and Friday on his syndicated "Dr. Phil" show.
"I asked him, straight up, was this a romantic relationship with you?" McGraw said. "And he says, 'yes.' I then said, 'Are you then, therefore, gay?' He says, 'Well, when you put it that way, yes.' And then, he caught himself and said, 'I am confused.'"
McGraw also said that "absolutely, unequivocally" Te'o had no role in creating the hoax.
So, the Te'o story spins merrily on. All we need now are reports of space aliens and an Elvis sighting to make the story complete.
Spazsdad wrote:Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, the alleged perpetrator of the fake-girlfriend hoax that ensnared Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o, told Dr. Phil McGraw that he "fell deeply, romantically in love" with Te'o.
McGraw related that bit of news on the "Today" show Wednesday. He was on the show to hype his interview with Tuiasosopo, which will air Thursday and Friday on his syndicated "Dr. Phil" show.
"I asked him, straight up, was this a romantic relationship with you?" McGraw said. "And he says, 'yes.' I then said, 'Are you then, therefore, gay?' He says, 'Well, when you put it that way, yes.' And then, he caught himself and said, 'I am confused.'"
McGraw also said that "absolutely, unequivocally" Te'o had no role in creating the hoax.
So, the Te'o story spins merrily on. All we need now are reports of space aliens and an Elvis sighting to make the story complete.
