Chris Henry Charged with Assault; Waived by Bengals

[lwiedy]

Originally Posted by DGreene28

Interesting comparison:

With the revelation of the drunk driving arrest and conviction in 1976 of George W. Bush, this marks the THIRD arrest -- that we know of .

• The first arrest of George W. Bush was for theft at a hotel.
• The second arrest was for disorderly conduct at a football game.
• The third arrest, we've now learned, is for a very serious crime -- drunk driving. CNN.com - Bush acknowledges 1976 DUI charge - November 2, 2000
• He also was a casual cocaine user

These are the times he was caught. Can you imagine what he got away with or was covered up by dad?

Would he be kicked out of the league as well?

I understand Henry is looking for a new agent, you interested? Of course, 10% of nothing won't keep the lights on very long.

[DGreene28]

Originally Posted by lwiedy

I understant Henry is looking for a new agent, you interested? Of course, 10% of nothing won't keep the lights on very long.

That's true 10% of nothing is nothing... Very creative. My point is not everyone's a boy scout. A guy like Henry is under so much scrutiny for how he looks and acts.... GWB was not:

"For almost half his life, Junior was distinguished mainly by his hearty appetite for partying. A Newsweek profile by Evan Thomas, describing his college years, says he "seems to have majored in beer drinking at the Deke House." After he formed his first company (which failed), Thomas writes, "By his own account, Bush spent a lot of time in bars, trying to sort out who he was. He had a kind of ragged nervous energy in that period, and he could be a bully."

The Bush family spin is that the governor quit drinking cold turkey on his 40th birthday, straightened out by the love of a good woman (his wife, Laura.) They even pull out their secret weapon, lovable Barbara Bush, with anecdotes about what a rascal little George Junior was.
But the explosive element here is not booze. It's sex, drugs and hypocrisy. Frankly, it doesn't bother us if candidates have partied, even a lot. Who wants a bunch of namby-pamby boy scouts running the country? But George Bush Jr. makes a big point of travelling around the country and lecturing students on staying celibate, sober and drug free. He does not permit the option of partying hard until you're 40 and then stopping. And as governor, he attacked his predecessor for allowing leniency toward first-time drug users, and pushed a "no tolerance" policy that has sent casual cocaine users -- who's dads aren't rich, or president -- to prison for years. He even has the gall to proclaim that such users "need to know that drug use has consequences." At least if you're from the wrong neighborhood. "

Take a look at that list of what he's been arrested for and tell me you've never been guilty of any of them... Expired registration, pot on your person, above the legal limit driving... even our President has done some of these things.

[lwiedy]

Originally Posted by DGreene28

That's true 10% of nothing is nothing... Very creative. My point is not everyone's a boy scout. A guy like Henry is under so much scrutiny for how he looks and acts.... GWB was not:

Take a look at that list of what he's been arrested for and tell me you've never been guilty of any of them... Expired registration, pot on your person, above the legal limit driving... even our President has done some of these things.

It’s kinda funny that W has become the “example” in this case.

Let me preface this by saying I have absolutely no dog in this fight, so this is not me speaking but….There are those who think he is STILL breaking laws left and right.

Again, I have no intention of discussing the merits of such a position but some may point out the irony in the “tiger (or Bengal) can change their stripes” analogy.

[DGreene28]

Originally Posted by lwiedy

It’s kinda funny that W has become the “example” in this case.

Let me preface this by saying I have absolutely no dog in this fight, so this is not me speaking but….There are those who think he is STILL breaking laws left and right.

Again, I have no intention of discussing the merits of such a position but some may point out the irony in the “tiger (or Bengal) can change their stripes” analogy.

Actually I encourage you to read this book on how a tiger (Bengal) can loose it's stripes:

[lwiedy]

Originally Posted by DGreene28

Actually I encourage you to read this book on how a tiger (Bengal) can loose it's stripes:

Perhaps you should loan it to all the cretins you plan to bring to DC. If that is mean spirited, then I'm sorry. I’m the #1 second chance guy in the land, but if you can't learn after "a mistake" then you are an idiot and anyone (other than a defense attorney) who takes up their cause is little different.

As was the case with the Pac Man thread, I am retiring from this one because I can only take so much of this pandering to the criminal element. I'm sure I'll be missed.

[DGreene28]

Originally Posted by lwiedy

I understand Henry is looking for a new agent, you interested? Of course, 10% of nothing won't keep the lights on very long.

I am actually Chris Henry's new agent... 10% of his 2008 salary will keep my lights on and my car running for the next 50 years, thanks.