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What kind of punk gets off by trying to feel rich and powerful by showering strippers with money but then picks up the money and goes home? What a laughable punk! I hear that later on he let his friends look at some cocaine.
But seriously, I sincerely hope this pitiful SOB goes to prison where he belongs! |
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if i owned the titans i'd release him in a second regardless of talent.
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[quote=JGisLordOfTheRings;279988]I dont mean to be a nit-pick but, it is the NFL not NBA and YES! We could sure use a loser smiley. Hell, we needed one after AA got torched the first time![/quote]
I know he plays in the NFL. My point was with all the more rampid thug behavior in the NBA, which is very tolerated, I think even they would kick him out of their league if he were a player and did the things he has done. got it now? |
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Seriously, what's the downside to grabbing this guy...
[url=http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/football/nfl/03/01/bc.fbn.titans.jones.ap/index.html]SI.com - NFL - 'Pacman' faces obstruction case in Georgia - Thursday March 1, 2007 2:07AM[/url] |
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The smell of trash sometimes gets a little objectionable in your own house. At least it should
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[QUOTE=81forHOF;280055]I hear that later on he let his friends look at some cocaine.[/QUOTE]
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I do find it interesting that he has been arrested multiple times, but the charges always seemed to get dropped, I guess the judge must be a huge Titans fan. It seems to me (I'm not a lawyer and these are obvious) that they might be able to get him with aggrevated assault since he threatened to kill the bouncer, or battery because he may have bit a bouncer and he apparently did something to a stripper.
I just feel like if he has a good lawyer, he could probably somehow evade these charges like he normally does, I mean, it sounds like there was a huge brawl, with different descriptions of what happened, so it may be hard to pin it on him. However, he could also be convicted as being an accessory to something, I don't know exactly what the charge would ne, accessory to attempted murder maybe. Because, if he told his body guard to go shoot the bouncers, he'll definitely go to jail, even though he didnt pull the trigger. But good luck getting the shooter to rat on his boy, i find that unlikely. |
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Just a recap on Jones' run-ins with the law:
Obstruction of justice Drug possession Physical altercations with police Spitting in the face of two women Refused to pay for valet service Assault Felony vandalism Disorderly conduct Public intoxication Attempted murder I recommend the following punishment: 1. Take away ALL of his money. 2. Kick him in the balls SEVERAL times. 3. Lock him up for 10 years to life (for attempted murder) [url=http://www.dailyevergreen.com/story/21480]The Daily Evergreen Online - Sports - Columns[/url] |
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My god this guy is a piece of work. Talk about a thug.
Per PFT: [QUOTE]POSTED 11:54 p.m. EST, March 1, 2007 RAIN MAN BIT COP Terry McCormick of the Nashville City Paper reports that Titans cornerback Rain Man Jones bit a police officer as part of the incident that resulted in felony obstruction charges being filed against him in early 2006. "Adam Jones would not hold his hands together so the officer could put handcuffs on him to arrest him, and a fight ensued," said a representative of the district attorney's office in Fayette County, Georgia. "That's when he bit the officer on the thumb." The bite caused the crime to increase from a misdemeanor to a felony. McCormick also reports that Jones did not disclose the arrest to the team. As we explained on Thursday, failure to report an arrest is in and of itself a violation of the Personal Conduct Policy. McCormick also reports that Jones' mother pleaded guilty to marijuana possession in a March 2006 incident at Jones' home in Fairburn, Georgia. Somehow, charges against Jones were dropped. "There was marijuana all over the basement, and it was his house," said Mike Pruitt of the Fayette County Drug Task Force. "Under constructive possession, that should have been enough for a jury to decide this case." Does anyone out there think that Jones will ever play pro football again? We sure don't. [/QUOTE] |
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[B]Just how talented of a player is Pacman Jones?[/B]
With Adam (Pacman) Jones' problems off the field leaving open the possibility he might be released or traded by the Titans in the near future, I thought it would be a good time to see just how good Jones is on the field. Jones is regarded by many as one of the best special teams players in the league. He led the NFL in punt return average and punt return touchdowns last year, and also ranked sixth in the league in kickoff return average. The part of Jones' game that seems to get lost, with all of the attention paid to his return skills, is his pass coverage prowess. Here are his coverage metric from 2006: Adam Jones Att Comp Yds TD INT Pen P-Yds YPA 58--24---323--1--5---1---5---5.7 The YPA figure places Jones in the Champ Bailey category, and it wasn't a one-year anomaly for Jones. In the second half of the 2005 season, Jones' YPA was 4.9. For the past year and a half, Jones has been one of the most dominant cover cornerbacks in the NFL. Usually, if a player with off-the-field issues is talented enough, some team will find a roster spot for him. Jones is one of the best players in the league, so he is certainly talented enough. If the Titans end up releasing Jones, or putting him on the trade market, the list of suitors should be long. - KC Joyner ESPN |
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[QUOTE=FRPLG;282348]My god this guy is a piece of work. Talk about a thug.
Per PFT:[/QUOTE] A thug who fights like a 8 y.o. girl. |
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He really needs to stop biting people. I have no joke to go along with that, he just needs to stop that nonsense.
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[quote=ArtMonkDrillz;282401]He really needs to stop biting people. I have no joke to go along with that, he just needs to stop that nonsense.[/quote]
Biting's okay if it's a serious physical altercation. Of course, if you're involved in a serious physical altercation with the fuzz, you're fubar'd. |
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I would agree with you if Jones was just some average Joe who was getting beat up in an alley or something, but he's an NFL player who should be able to handle himself in a fight. Plus, from the accounts I heard from the strip club altercation it sort of sounded like the bouncer was fighting some other guys and Jone bit a chunk out of his leg.
I really hope that one day he bites someone with hepatitis. |
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Maybe Pac and Mike Tyson should have a steel cage match.
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[quote=12thMan;282411]Maybe Pac and Mike Tyson should have a steel cage match.[/quote]
Better yet, send them to the octogon. Afterwards they can hug it out, that is if Pacman can still walk. |
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More like TRASHMAN! Hope they make an example outta that fool!
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[quote=12thMan;279564]** A witness in the Las Vegas nightclub shooting that has left a man critically wounded claims Titans CB Pacman Jones is involved. Robert Susnar of Minxx Gentlemen's Club claims that Jones arrived and left with the suspected gunman. Susnar told police Jones was throwing hundreds of $1 bills in the air (known as "making it rain" in thug circles) and a female dancer lunged at Jones during a crowded scramble for the money. Jones allegedly yanked her by the hair and slammed her face into the stage.
According to Susnar, Jones and another young male threatened to kill a security guard who physically subdued Jones with a choke hold. Jones was allegedly fighting and biting (yes, biting) the security guard. Then the man was hit by a bullet minutes later. If Jones actually ordered or even urged his friend -- the shooter -- to go get the gun and shoot the guard, he could face felony accessory charges. The Titans star CB denies all of this but Susnar is steadfast. "For Pacman to have th! e gall to say he doesn't know the shooter is ridiculous," Susnar said. "Not only does he know the shooter, his girlfriend knows the shooter, and everyone who was with him knows the shooter." The man is reportedly going to be paralyzed for life. Another security guard was shot in the arm but he was released from the hopsital. A woman was also hit in the head by a bullet and she's in stable condition. Whether Jones is directly involved in this shooting or not, the Titans' new GM Mike Reinfeldt will hear from Nashvillians who don't want Pacman in their city anymore. The dangerous baggage is not worth a couple punt-return TDs...[/quote] Its not the THUG circle, its known in the hip-hop world, but not the thug circle, im guessing you dont know much about hip-hop or thugs.......... :goodjob: yea? |
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[quote=100% PURE WHOOP ASS;294542]Its not the THUG circle, its known in the hip-hop world, but not the thug circle, im guessing you dont know much about hip-hop or thugs.......... :goodjob: yea?[/quote]
Who cares if anyone knows anything about hip hop or thugs. 99% of the people trying to chase that lifestyle end up with a negative result. While Rogers has his faults, I am so glad that we didn't have to consider PacMan. He is a freakin' idiot. The worst part is that he was the best CB in that draft and he may never play another down. |
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pac man jones is an idiot!he,like half the cincinatti bengals need to take time and see how lucky they are to be paid like they are.i do'nt care how rich you are,if you do stupid things like flash 80k around in a bar,something stupid is gonna eventually happen!
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So, I heard on ESPN that Goodell is taking a tougher stance on repeat law breakers. They didn't say exactly what measures would be taken, but they implied that repeat offenders might be out of the NFL for good. I don't know how this will affect Jones, because they probably won't consider occurrences that happened before the new approach. However, if he gets into more trouble, he might jeopardize his career -- regardless of whether he avoids jail time.
On another note: I heard that he took his money to the strip club in a trash bag. I knew that he took approximately 80K in $1 bills, but I never thought about how he did it. I mean, come on, a trash bag full of cash? Have some class. |
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[quote=GhettoDogAllStars;294591]So, I heard on ESPN that Goodell is taking a tougher stance on repeat law breakers. They didn't say exactly what measures would be taken, but they implied that repeat offenders might be out of the NFL for good. I don't know how this will affect Jones, because they probably won't consider occurrences that happened before the new approach. However, if he gets into more trouble, he might jeopardize his career -- regardless of whether he avoids jail time.
On another note: I heard that he took his money to the strip club in a trash bag. I knew that he took approximately 80K in $1 bills, but I never thought about how he did it. I mean, come on, a trash bag full of cash? Have some class.[/quote] He was in a strip club. Is there a classy way to bring money to a strip club? If he had class he wouldn't be in this mess. |
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[quote=Grim21Reaper;294544]Who cares if anyone knows anything about hip hop or thugs. 99% of the people trying to chase that lifestyle end up with a negative result. [/quote]
Hip hop and thugs are 2 separate cultures. Leading a thug lifestyle may be a subculture within hip hop, but they are not one in the same. Having a hip hop background does not mean that you are a thug; and being a thug does not mean you are part of the hip hop culture. Just as playing football does not make you a thug or a felon. Maybe the image of these 2 being synonomous (sp?) in some minds, might just be a reflection of an individual's opinion of what hip hop is. Just something to chew on. |
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[QUOTE=Grim21Reaper;294592]He was in a strip club. Is there a classy way to bring money to a strip club? If he had class he wouldn't be in this mess.[/QUOTE]
You've got a point. I dunno, for some reason I pictured him in a pimp suit, and designer glasses throwing benjamins to the strippers. I don't know what I was thinking. He was probably wearing sweats, with his dreadlocks all nappy and shit. You'd think with the money he has, that he would have just hired some top-notch strippers and a penthouse somewhere. |
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[quote=warriorzpath;294593]Hip hop and thugs are 2 separate cultures. Leading a thug lifestyle may be a subculture within hip hop, but they are not one in the same. Having a hip hop background does not mean that you are a thug; and being a thug does not mean you are part of the hip hop culture. Just as playing football does not make you a thug or a felon.
Maybe the image of these 2 being synonomous (sp?) in some minds, might just be a reflection of an individual's opinion of what hip hop is. Just something to chew on.[/quote] Thanks for Thug and hip hop 101. I will go spend my time on a more worthwhile subject like watching the wall that I just painted. |
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[quote=GhettoDogAllStars;294594]You've got a point. I dunno, for some reason I pictured him in a pimp suit, and designer glasses throwing benjamins to the strippers. I don't know what I was thinking. He was probably wearing sweats, with his dreadlocks all nappy and shit.
You'd think with the money he has, that he would have just hired some top-notch strippers and a penthouse somewhere.[/quote] I think it is kind of funny that he brought a trash bag. "Emptying the trash for the trash" so to speak. I know this for a fact, that dancer was thrilled to see that trash bag until her head bounced off the stage. What a ridiculous event. |
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[quote=12thMan;279565][URL="http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070221/COLUMNIST0202/702210449/1106/SPORTS"][U][COLOR=#0000ff]http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070221/COLUMNIST0202/702210449/1106/SPORTS[/COLOR][/U][/URL]
If I were Pac Man, I would request a trade to the Bengals.[/quote] :laughing2 :laughing2 :laughing2 |
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[quote=Grim21Reaper;294597]Thanks for Thug and hip hop 101. I will go spend my time on a more worthwhile subject like watching the wall that I just painted.[/quote]
That's good that you learned something. Because in a way, the negative image of football, and more specifically the NFL, similarly compares to the negative image of hip hop. And isn't what this is all about. How the NFL looks and what people think of the league? |
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I read a few online columns about the NBA All Star Weekend, and yeah Vegas was thugged out completely. The arrests and violence outbreaks were tremendous. The locals were glad it ended and the non NBA tourists were rather fearful. NBA needs to clean up its image very badly. Unfortunatly, the NFL seems to have followed suit in pursuing this hip hop image and it will end up killing the league as with the NBA. THe NFL recently cancelled its preseason exhibition game in Beijing, they said the Chinese fans weren't ready, I say the Chinese just don't give a damn. I am a Skins fan, but I am not going to pay $85 a pop to see some glorfied "gangstas".
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[QUOTE=GusFrerotte;294748]I read a few online columns about the NBA All Star Weekend, and yeah Vegas was thugged out completely. The arrests and violence outbreaks were tremendous. The locals were glad it ended and the non NBA tourists were rather fearful. NBA needs to clean up its image very badly. Unfortunatly, the NFL seems to have followed suit in pursuing this hip hop image and it will end up killing the league as with the NBA. THe NFL recently cancelled its preseason exhibition game in Beijing, they said the Chinese fans weren't ready, I say the Chinese just don't give a damn. I am a Skins fan, but I am not going to pay $85 a pop to see some glorfied "gangstas".[/QUOTE]
The worst part about All-Star weekend is that the NBA players were the best behaved, yet because it was their event they are lumped in with all the negativity. |
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