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Dammit MH, you are the creator of staying on the High Road club. JR is SOMEWHAT disappointed in this post. LOL.

Ah hell where is the :popcorn:
:lol:

but JR,
I don't have to detour off the high road. I can still look down and watch a good cat fight. LOL
 
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-s...ed-seahawks-explains-pre-draft-132408121.html


RENTON, Wash. -- The Seattle Seahawks selected LSU cornerback Tharold Simon in the fifth round of the 2013 NFL draft, and normally, that wouldn't merit a blip on the radar. But it did in this case, because Simon was arrested last Thursday in his hometown of Eunice, La., for public intimidation, resisting an officer and unnecessary noise violation. In addition, according to local police, Simon threatened an officer. There were plans in Eunice to have a "Tharold Simon Day," and according to Mayor Rusty Moody, the ceremony would go on.

"In the United States, our justice system says everyone is innocent until proven guilty," Moody said.

Simon's agent, Peter Shaffer, disputed the allegations, and said that he's considering legal action against those involved.

During a phone interview with Seattle reporters after the pick, Simon was asked to recall his version of the details. And, well, the floodgates opened.

"It's my fault. I mean, I shouldn't have been parked on the side of the road. But I was just chillin' in my grandmother's house. And my car was parked on the side of the road by my grandmother's house. And I seen a car pull up, and it looked like a cop car.

"So I went out there. And when I went out there, he told me to move the car. And then I moved the car. And when I turned the car on, the music was up. And so when I pulled up in the driveway, he told me to give him my license. And I gave him my license.

"And then I just sat on my car. He was running my license through. He called another cop to bring him a ticket book, because I guess he was going to write me a ticket. And one of my friends had come to congratulate me on the draft that was going on and stuff. And he told my friend to move around. And then I had got out the car and I was like, 'Man, you trippin' for nothing. I mean, there's nothing serious really going on around here.'

"And I guess he said my pants was low. So he was like 'Pick your pants up before I take you to jail.' And I picked my pants up. And then he just grabbed me and said, 'You know what, matter of fact, put your hands behind your back.'"

"I never ran. I never flinched or moved or nothing. I'm a humble guy. I'm embarrassed about what happened. It shouldn't have happened. But like I said, everything happens for a reason. And right now my focus is to get up to Seattle and go compete
 



http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-s...ed-seahawks-explains-pre-draft-132408121.html


RENTON, Wash. -- The Seattle Seahawks selected LSU cornerback Tharold Simon in the fifth round of the 2013 NFL draft, and normally, that wouldn't merit a blip on the radar. But it did in this case, because Simon was arrested last Thursday in his hometown of Eunice, La., for public intimidation, resisting an officer and unnecessary noise violation. In addition, according to local police, Simon threatened an officer. There were plans in Eunice to have a "Tharold Simon Day," and according to Mayor Rusty Moody, the ceremony would go on.

"In the United States, our justice system says everyone is innocent until proven guilty," Moody said.

Simon's agent, Peter Shaffer, disputed the allegations, and said that he's considering legal action against those involved.

During a phone interview with Seattle reporters after the pick, Simon was asked to recall his version of the details. And, well, the floodgates opened.

"It's my fault. I mean, I shouldn't have been parked on the side of the road. But I was just chillin' in my grandmother's house. And my car was parked on the side of the road by my grandmother's house. And I seen a car pull up, and it looked like a cop car.

"So I went out there. And when I went out there, he told me to move the car. And then I moved the car. And when I turned the car on, the music was up. And so when I pulled up in the driveway, he told me to give him my license. And I gave him my license.

"And then I just sat on my car. He was running my license through. He called another cop to bring him a ticket book, because I guess he was going to write me a ticket. And one of my friends had come to congratulate me on the draft that was going on and stuff. And he told my friend to move around. And then I had got out the car and I was like, 'Man, you trippin' for nothing. I mean, there's nothing serious really going on around here.'

"And I guess he said my pants was low. So he was like 'Pick your pants up before I take you to jail.' And I picked my pants up. And then he just grabbed me and said, 'You know what, matter of fact, put your hands behind your back.'"

"I never ran. I never flinched or moved or nothing. I'm a humble guy. I'm embarrassed about what happened. It shouldn't have happened. But like I said, everything happens for a reason. And right now my focus is to get up to Seattle and go compete

Just by reading Simon's side of the story in this article, I can see some wrong on both sides, but I'm sure the cop has his side. And somewhere in the middle, I'm sure there is the truth.
 
Just by reading Simon's side of the story in this article, I can see some wrong on both sides, but I'm sure the cop has his side. And somewhere in the middle, I'm sure there is the truth.

Right.
 
Just by reading Simon's side of the story in this article, I can see some wrong on both sides, but I'm sure the cop has his side. And somewhere in the middle, I'm sure there is the truth.

I was just trying to help the situation between these two lovely ladies. Simon took ownership by saying it was his fault. This man was in his grandma's house chillin was probably eating some homemade cracklins and boudin and this clown cop wants to be a hero. He knew that was Simon's car from the jump. Some of these cops have issues with young black folks driving cars better than them. That mess happened to me in New Orleans years ago. Clown pulled me over and asked me why I'm driving a car better than his. I said because my dad city councilman such and such got it for me. That shat went downhill from there for ole dude.
 
I was just trying to help the situation between these two lovely ladies. Simon took ownership by saying it was his fault. This man was in his grandma's house chillin was probably eating some homemade cracklins and boudin and this clown cop wants to be a hero. He knew that was Simon's car from the jump. Some of these cops have issues with young black folks driving cars better than them. That mess happened to me in New Orleans years ago. Clown pulled me over and asked me why I'm driving a car better than his. I said because my dad city councilman such and such got it for me. That shat went downhill from there for ole dude.

I'm not going to bash the cop until I hear his side of the story. I'm sure Simon will say whatever to make himself look like the victim. Do you remember the episode of A Different World when Ron and Dewayne got into a fight with some White boys for spray painting the letters "NI" on Ron's car? Although the White boys were completely wrong, each one of them had their side of the story.
 
I was just trying to help the situation between these two lovely ladies. Simon took ownership by saying it was his fault. This man was in his grandma's house chillin was probably eating some homemade cracklins and boudin and this clown cop wants to be a hero. He knew that was Simon's car from the jump. Some of these cops have issues with young black folks driving cars better than them. That mess happened to me in New Orleans years ago. Clown pulled me over and asked me why I'm driving a car better than his. I said because my dad city councilman such and such got it for me. That shat went downhill from there for ole dude.

:tup: (lol@ the boudin and cracklin part! :lol: :emlaugh: )
 
I was just trying to help the situation between these two lovely ladies. Simon took ownership by saying it was his fault. This man was in his grandma's house chillin was probably eating some homemade cracklins and boudin and this clown cop wants to be a hero. He knew that was Simon's car from the jump. Some of these cops have issues with young black folks driving cars better than them. That mess happened to me in New Orleans years ago. Clown pulled me over and asked me why I'm driving a car better than his. I said because my dad city councilman such and such got it for me. That shat went downhill from there for ole dude.




I appreciate that A3, but there's no situation as far as I'm concerned. And again, as it was originally posted in The Advocate, Tharold Simon did move his car when the police asked him to. And Simon did take ownership for his behavior because the Eunice police officer reported that he (Simon) apologized for being rude. Simon originally said he was showing off in front of his friends; it was in the officer's report and also reported by Simon's agent.


From what you posted, it appears that Simon did everything the officer told him to do. The Advocate reported that Simon didn't comply with turning his music down and that he resisted arrest by not putting his hands behind his back. To me, it look's like Simon was a victim of racial profiling by a cop who was jealous of this Black young man's celebrity status and fame and also jealous that he (Simon) was an NFL draftee. I'm not bashing the cop either, but he already told his side of the story in the report that was released to The Advocate and to KATC (Lafayette), who released it to WAFB (Channel 9). Now, if the officer recants or reneges on his statement, that certainly would be interesting.
 
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This isn’t a dispute about what you know or whether you or someone you know was in Eunice at the time of Tharold Simon’s arrest. As usual, you get on the Boards, shooting your mouth off (this time about Simon), calling him an a**hole, saying he was drunk, and how he needed to respect the man with the badge. I simply pointed out comments you made that indicated you didn’t read the article from the link JagBR posted. You contradicted yourself and embarrassed yourself (yet again) and in your typical fashion (again) you have a problem when I pointed this out to you. It doesn’t matter whether or not you were there; and since you like to get on TSPN and post like you know all things LSU or how you prefer to hang with the LSU crowd, you’d have no problem letting us know if you were there to see the former LSU player at a day honoring him; that lets me know that you weren't there. As a mother, I know and respect your reasons as to why you’re vested in LSU, and would expect nothing less from any mother who devotedly supports her child. That's your right. And as I stated before, if what I posted was false, then The Advocate will surely get sued for defamation (libel) and WAFB (Channel 9) will get sued for slander. Even if you did know someone who was at the scene, so what? CNN’s John King knew someone at the scene of the Boston bombings who said “a dark-skinned man” was arrested…….look how that turned out for him.


I told you sometime last year that you like to get on TSPN and dish out a lot of stuff. You talk so much mess but when others (particularly me and a few select others) call you out, you have a problem. You play the role of victim (something you don’t do very well, by the way) when someone doesn’t sit quietly and take this garbage you spit. You get mad, curse folks out, and have often told some posters to go fvck themselves; you embarrass yourself every time you post on TSPN. And it’s obvious that you’re upset because (and t his is something I’ve also told you before) you’ve allowed so many to see you for something other than what you claim to be.


As for the friendly advice…..well, just because I was and will always be cordial and polite to you (and others on the Boards) does not mean I was extending the invitation to be your friend. I will always carry myself with poise and dignity and be courteous to all, even when it’s not given to me. But perhaps you’d like it better if I talked to you like those folks in Tigerland or the folks on TigerDroppings.com? Maybe you could relate to that better than the friendly advice I tried to offer you.


And finally, no I don’t try to regulate you; I never have tried to regulate you or anyone else on the Forums. Kenn Rashad is the owner and he’s the one who can regulate what we do or say on his Boards. And we are both in agreement that you certainly don’t regulate me. So, perhaps it is you who should know your place with me. The funny thing is, you flatter yourself DCG to even think I consider you to be on such a level where I give a damn that you said that.

I know you have got to be fukking kidding with me now…I am flattered, that you always feel the need to follow my conversations on TSPN and to “certain posters” to be able to point out my flaws/contradictions in my postings or to be following me over to "tigerland and tigerdroppings .com" (to know what the hell I do over there, if I am over there? or how they talk to me?)...but see this is a sports board (w/a little extra) where people can come and be whomever the hell they wish to be, talk the shyt they want to talk in the language they want to talk it (within the guidelines of this board of course), when coming on these things some people keep it real others choose not to….What I am trying to figure out and find rather laughable is to why you feel the need to scrutinize my postings as if I am the only one on here talking garbage, lying, cursing and saying dumb shyt…REALLY, but for some reason you only feel the need to point out my flawed behavior, which brings me to believe you got a problem with me personally and to that I say oh well, whatever it is will have to remain your problem because I don’t know you and you sure as hell don’t know me so I don’t give a hot damn what you feel or think about my internet persona/postings…and don’t think I am mad because I expressed it in this manner I just think it is dumb shyt!

I am here to have fun, poke fun in my own brand of sarcastic humor without hurting people, so get over/off your self-righteous high horse mentality because a “sports board” is not the place for it. As far as I am concern I view this shty up in here like a reality show and I could be in here scripted (bullshyting) on one post while being real on another so save your condemnations for some else who takes this shyt as seriously as you do!

As for LSU/Simon situation I knew all the details before anything appeared in print, you mentioning them honoring him anyway is not news to me (some people have long reaches which worked great for him)…but I saw/read first runs and edit versions of all print and guess what the Advocate was not the only paper nor the first to put the story out there either…As for my knowing and posting all things LSU I have to ask do you have a problem with the men folk who posted LSU shyt long before I ever cared about an LSU probably not (but I don’t know you so maybe you could have). As for my Simon comments I made those for a reason and I will leave it at that, and since you don’t know me or what my relations to Simon is, you will just have to trust that it was not to be hurtful and did not necessarily mean I thought that he was a “bad kid” or wanted to see him fail, so you and the others can gone on with your shyt on that…bottom line lady if you don’t care for my post/opinions and I am not talking about you or directly to you just keep it moving as I do when you post…Go/GEAUX Tigers

…mumbling to myself as I exit this bullshit (she shaking the damn table so I guess I am supposed to be shook)
 
I was just trying to help the situation between these two lovely ladies. Simon took ownership by saying it was his fault. This man was in his grandma's house chillin was probably eating some homemade cracklins and boudin and this clown cop wants to be a hero. He knew that was Simon's car from the jump. Some of these cops have issues with young black folks driving cars better than them. That mess happened to me in New Orleans years ago. Clown pulled me over and asked me why I'm driving a car better than his. I said because my dad city councilman such and such got it for me. That shat went downhill from there for ole dude.
Happened to me several times also. When I was in college cop asked me where I worked :smh:
 
I know you have got to be fukking kidding with me now…I am flattered, that you always feel the need to follow my conversations on TSPN and to “certain posters” to be able to point out my flaws/contradictions in my postings or to be following me over to "tigerland and tigerdroppings .com" (to know what the hell I do over there, if I am over there? or how they talk to me?)...but see this is a sports board (w/a little extra) where people can come and be whomever the hell they wish to be, talk the shyt they want to talk in the language they want to talk it (within the guidelines of this board of course), when coming on these things some people keep it real others choose not to….What I am trying to figure out and find rather laughable is to why you feel the need to scrutinize my postings as if I am the only one on here talking garbage, lying, cursing and saying dumb shyt…REALLY, but for some reason you only feel the need to point out my flawed behavior, which brings me to believe you got a problem with me personally and to that I say oh well, whatever it is will have to remain your problem because I don’t know you and you sure as hell don’t know me so I don’t give a hot damn what you feel or think about my internet persona/postings…and don’t think I am mad because I expressed it in this manner I just think it is dumb shyt!

I am here to have fun, poke fun in my own brand of sarcastic humor without hurting people, so get over/off your self-righteous high horse mentality because a “sports board” is not the place for it. As far as I am concern I view this shty up in here like a reality show and I could be in here scripted (bullshyting) on one post while being real on another so save your condemnations for some else who takes this shyt as seriously as you do!

As for LSU/Simon situation I knew all the details before anything appeared in print, you mentioning them honoring him anyway is not news to me (some people have long reaches which worked great for him)…but I saw/read first runs and edit versions of all print and guess what the Advocate was not the only paper nor the first to put the story out there either…As for my knowing and posting all things LSU I have to ask do you have a problem with the men folk who posted LSU shyt long before I ever cared about an LSU probably not (but I don’t know you so maybe you could have). As for my Simon comments I made those for a reason and I will leave it at that, and since you don’t know me or what my relations to Simon is, you will just have to trust that it was not to be hurtful and did not necessarily mean I thought that he was a “bad kid” or wanted to see him fail, so you and the others can gone on with your shyt on that…bottom line lady if you don’t care for my post/opinions and I am not talking about you or directly to you just keep it moving as I do when you post…Go/GEAUX Tigers

…mumbling to myself as I exit this bullshit (she shaking the damn table so I guess I am supposed to be shook)

:lol:

From one lying, cursing, saying dumb stuff BSer to another ... you can't let them get you shook!

:lol:
 
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