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Oh I know, dont know if you heard, but theres a story brewing down here that AH, got in a fight in 2007 at a bar, and our favorite son, Tim Tebow was involved...Tim Tebow, underage, in a bar, in a fight...tsk, tsk,tsk

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he's a freakin GATOR

it's been many years that I have had a dislike of the GAYTORS

ARRRRGHH

 

he's a freakin GATOR

it's been many years that I have had a dislike of the GAYTORS

ARRRRGHH

Hes a Steeler...nuff said

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Posted Yesterday, 02:26 PM

cravnravn, on 14 Jul 2013 - 3:23 PM, said:snapback.png

iam

 

 

You only think you are. I personally, think it's great that there are certain things you don't have to deal with. And because of it, with topics such as these, I just ignore you.

 

 

 

crave is just an old drunk who likes to post online after he gets nice and saucy.....he doesn't know any better.

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Whitlock says it better than I can....

 

 

 

Hitting a nightclub while wearing mindlessly rebellious “Free Hernandez” baseball caps is straight from the in-your-face, shock-value, prison culture/hip hop culture playbook. It screams the Pounceys place no value on Odin Lloyd’s life. He’s just another dead N-word who got his cap peeled by a homie.

Sound familiar? Their mentality sounds consistent with the values preached in commercial rap music. Take a look at the pictures of the Pouncey Twins sporting the hats inside the nightclub. They’re decked out, blinged out and tatted out like oversized rappers.

I’m sure they’re good kids. They’re swept up in a culture they don’t fully understand and don’t fully respect its impact. The rap music industry, the record labels and the commercial artists preach a message to young black people that expressing the most unethical, intimidating, violent, divisive and classless behavior — characteristics necessary to survive incarceration — are success tools in America’s free society.

As the father of rap music, Dahveed Nelson, said in my column on Monday, commercial rappers are high-paid collaborators to bait black youth to act like N-words.

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/whitlock-maurkice-mike-pouncey-free-hernandez-another-example-hip-hop-world-culture-corroding-071513

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Whitlock says it better than I can....

 

Totally disagree with some of what he said. They are wrapped up in a culture they don't understand? They didn't grow up in the best parts of Florida so I'm sure they know all about the game. Tattooed up like a bunch of big rappers really so if you are black and have full sleeves you are a rapper and bad news? I see all kinds of people blinged out now from rappers to skateboarders.

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