FB: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

[The White Silly]

Dutch fan,
      I know nothing about Central.  That prediction is purely one sided guesstimation after seeing SJU play one game.  I like to live my life by guesstimation.  That being said I still think they roll. 

[Touchdown Tommy]

For the record: TDT has no problem with OJ.  The state of Florida is great.  

Raiderguy: Are you making the trip with Theowick and the Flying Tomcziks??

DF1: Now you see what we have to deal with...

[The White Silly]

Ohhhhhh TDT...where you at guy?  Prez?  come on now....

[johnnyadmit]

I apologize to everybody for knocking the Prez off his magic number, but with that last post, it was the least destructive reaction I could think of.   

Max, I do believe there's something wrong with you...

[Willy Wonka]

Something wrong with TDT? Surely you jest, Jadmit. The criminal court found him NOT guilty of the charges. What more do you want? He made a wise financial decision to protect his assets and future earning power. Can you fault the man for using an opportunity the system provided? It's like the Knicks did when they drafted that ugly center from Georgetown in the 80s. They were clearly guilty of sucking, so maybe they should have passed on one of the best players of all time? 

O.J. now spends his time schmoozing with celebs, golfing across the world and reaping the rewards for his amazing roles in movies. Some people sound jealous.

[sfury]

Another one for the lawyers - and animal lovers, I guess - is having sex with a dead deer a crime? Should it be? This guy's lawyer says a dead animal is a carcass, not an animal and therefore his client shouldn't be prosecuted for engaging in relationships with a deer he found on the side of the road. Actually sounds like a decent argument to me...

This was in the fargo paper, though I think it was originally a Duluth paper story since it's Superior, Wis.

http://www.in-forum.com/articles/index.cfm?id=146471

[frank uible]

Whether crime or no crime, his client is guilty of being severely twisted.

[finsleft]

Another one for the lawyers - and animal lovers, I guess - is having sex with a dead deer a crime? Should it be? This guy's lawyer says a dead animal is a carcass, not an animal and therefore his client shouldn't be prosecuted for engaging in relationships with a deer he found on the side of the road. Actually sounds like a decent argument to me...

This was in the fargo paper, though I think it was originally a Duluth paper story since it's Superior, Wis.

http://www.in-forum.com/articles/index.cfm?id=146471

I'd say he should cop a plea to Following Too Close.

[johnnyadmit]

Sounds like he didn't find a good enough defense attorney the first time around!   

[johnnie_esq]

Another one for the lawyers - and animal lovers, I guess - is having sex with a dead deer a crime? Should it be? This guy's lawyer says a dead animal is a carcass, not an animal and therefore his client shouldn't be prosecuted for engaging in relationships with a deer he found on the side of the road. Actually sounds like a decent argument to me...

This was in the fargo paper, though I think it was originally a Duluth paper story since it's Superior, Wis.

http://www.in-forum.com/articles/index.cfm?id=146471

I absolutely fell apart at this quote:
“I’m a little surprised this issue hasn’t been tackled before in another case,” Lucci said.

In other words, it is not a rare occurrence in Douglas County? 

[bennie]

Another one for the lawyers - and animal lovers, I guess - is having sex with a dead deer a crime? Should it be? This guy's lawyer says a dead animal is a carcass, not an animal and therefore his client shouldn't be prosecuted for engaging in relationships with a deer he found on the side of the road. Actually sounds like a decent argument to me...

This was in the fargo paper, though I think it was originally a Duluth paper story since it's Superior, Wis.

http://www.in-forum.com/articles/index.cfm?id=146471

What? Were all the pumpkins frozen??

[Retired Old Rat]

Bennie,

Will you be driving to Spokane on 11/25 if the Johnnie are in town?

Note to Central fans:  I am NOT discounting Central.  I know it's still a big if.

[bennie]

Bennie,

Will you be driving to Spokane on 11/25 if the Johnnie are in town?

Note to Central fans:  I am NOT discounting Central.  I know it's still a big if.

It is an eight hour drive one way. I am debating, but have decided that it is too early to decide! I procrastinate a lot!!

[Touchdown Tommy]

ROR: She'll be there if she knows what's good for her...with some homemade cookies.


Nicely said Mr. Wonka, I couldn't say it any better myself.

Dusty: Lots of bulletin board material there a few minutes ago.  I was hoping they would take calls, I had something interesting to ask Steve...

Admit: Do I know you?  Are you stalking me?  Hmmmmm...weird

[Willy Wonka]

Note to Central fans:  I am NOT discounting Central.  I know it's still a big if.

Speaking of discounts...did ROR clip the coupon for Depends in his weekly shopper? His supply is sure to be running low after his team deuced themselves last weekend...

That's an old deer story that's finally making its way south. It first ran in the Duluth paper a few weeks ago, according to my coworker. I can only imagine the dude's reaction when his lawyer first presented that line of defense.