ILLEGAL DRUGS - FIBER OF COWBOYS PAST AND PRESENT

[THE NFLGURU]

NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.

WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

[Al Mundy]

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

Not until Brett Favre's drug counselor moves.

[Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)]

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.

When you have more facts, come back.

[Olin]

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.

He has all the facts he thinks he needs. But, I'll betcha he missed this
"fact."

http://healthcare.utah.edu/healthinfo/pediatric/diabetes/ghd.htm

[geotek]

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"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

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Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.

He has all the facts he thinks he needs. But, I'll betcha he missed this
"fact."
http://healthcare.utah.edu/healthinfo/pediatric/diabetes/ghd.htm

So what? Get a REAL doctor to prescribe it, and the world will revolve
again. You can't just go out and buy any shit you want, based upon your (or
other) experience; it isn't legal. It's not just a sports thing, it's part
of real life.It's the law in this country- like it or not, you need to
comply or change it. He didn't change it, therefore he needs to comply.
It's simple, really. Don't make it harder than it is. Is he challenging
the ruling? NO. He knows what he did was illegal.
You are making the easy (and incorrect) assumption that morals and laws go
hand-in-hand: you are mistaken.
geotek

[Al Mundy]

Post by geotek

Post by GoMavs
"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

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Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.

He has all the facts he thinks he needs. But, I'll betcha he missed this
"fact."
http://healthcare.utah.edu/healthinfo/pediatric/diabetes/ghd.htm

So what? Get a REAL doctor to prescribe it, and the world will revolve
again. You can't just go out and buy any shit you want, based upon your (or
other) experience; it isn't legal. It's not just a sports thing, it's part
of real life.It's the law in this country- like it or not, you need to
comply or change it. He didn't change it, therefore he needs to comply.
It's simple, really. Don't make it harder than it is. Is he challenging
the ruling? NO. He knows what he did was illegal.
You are making the easy (and incorrect) assumption that morals and laws go
hand-in-hand: you are mistaken.

But you're the one pushing the law here.

The rest of us are pushing the morals.

As the world well knows, laws need to be changed, and justice needs to be
tempered with intelligence.

I doubt there is a zero-tolerance law in the nation that hasn't caught up
someone who didn't need to be caught up.

[Olin]

Post by geotek

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"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

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Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.

He has all the facts he thinks he needs. But, I'll betcha he missed this
"fact."
http://healthcare.utah.edu/healthinfo/pediatric/diabetes/ghd.htm

So what? Get a REAL doctor to prescribe it, and the world will revolve
again.

Do you have evidence that he was not advised by his doctor to try the HGH
(again, assuming that's what it was)?

You can't just go out and buy any shit you want, based upon your (or

Post by geotek
other) experience; it isn't legal.

Actually, yeah you can. For decades, senior citizens have trekked to the
Mexican border, to camp out in travel trailers to escape the winter weather
in their home states AND to save significant dollars on whatever medications
they required (through legal means) with or without prescriptions from
Mexican pharmacies.

This went on quite nicely for years until the pharmaceuticals began to lobby
that those drugs were unsafe, conveniently forgetting to mention that THEY
made the lion's share of them.

It was during this lobbying effort that the online pharmacies came under
severe scrutiny, and some of them damned well deserved to be investigated.
But, the attempts to prevent Americans from buying their required
medications in a way to save a buck or two pretty much failed.

It's not just a sports thing, it's part

Post by geotek
of real life.It's the law in this country- like it or not, you need to
comply or change it. He didn't change it, therefore he needs to comply.
It's simple, really. Don't make it harder than it is. Is he challenging
the ruling? NO. He knows what he did was illegal.
You are making the easy (and incorrect) assumption that morals and laws go
hand-in-hand: you are mistaken.

Sigh. What would be the point of challenging a corporate policy with
reasonable argument of fact? This is not a court of law... and it is not an
illegal drug. It is a banned substance, and in other areas of sport, most
notably the Olympics, medical necessity has never been a mitigating factor.

You need to do some boning up on your reading skills, as I'm not so much
defending Wade Wilson as pointing out the fallacy of the Star Chamber
mentality of the anti-drug hysteria we seem to have been laboring under in
recent years. It's gotten to the point where a teenager can't even decide
for herself when she needs a Midol for menstrual cramps without somebody
with or without a medical license deciding it's okay.

No, I fully understand why Wade Wilson's not challenging. There's no point
to it.

[geotek]

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.

So I guess his family physician prescribed those drugs? If that's the case,
then he wouldn't have been suspended; they don't suspend people for
legitimately prescribed drugs. He was self-medicating- get with the friggin
program, and drop the Jones Cool-Aid.
When you have more facts, come back. (or not)
geotek

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
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World Cup 2002: South Korea's veteran Dutch coach, Guus Hiddink,
has superbly marshalled this proud defiance. "My players have
speed and courage and skill," he said coming into the tournament.
"They play football with joy. It is worth a goal every match."

[Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)]

Post by geotek

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.

So I guess his family physician prescribed those drugs? If that's the case,
then he wouldn't have been suspended; they don't suspend people for
legitimately prescribed drugs. He was self-medicating- get with the friggin
program, and drop the Jones Cool-Aid.
When you have more facts, come back. (or not)
geotek

I didn't know what he was taking, and neither did you.

The report now is that it was probably HGH, or human growth hormone,
and steroids. Those are legal when medically prescribed. Trouble is,
he didn't get them from a real doctor. This story says they came from
a pharmacy in Orlando.

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/latestnews/stories/090207dnspowilson.9002c185.html

Other reports link him to Rodney Harrison, or say that Wilson took or
distributed steroids when he played with the Bears.

My gut feeling is that Wilson had used them and thought they were
helping him. He knew where to get them illegitimately, from past
experience. And since he's not a player, he figured it didn't matter.

I'm not a Jerry Jones fan at all. Regardless, I don't see how Jerry or
the Cowboys are involved.

[Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)]

Je Sat, 01 Sep 2007 22:54:11 -0500, "Steven M (remove wax and invalid

Post by geotek
So I guess his family physician prescribed those drugs? If that's the case,
then he wouldn't have been suspended; they don't suspend people for
legitimately prescribed drugs. He was self-medicating- get with the friggin
program, and drop the Jones Cool-Aid.
When you have more facts, come back. (or not)
geotek

Latest: he's been suspended for his actions last year, when he was the
QB coach for the Bears.

[A***@yahoo.com]

Post by geotek

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.

So I guess his family physician prescribed those drugs? If that's the case,
then he wouldn't have been suspended; they don't suspend people for
legitimately prescribed drugs. He was self-medicating- get with the friggin
program, and drop the Jones Cool-Aid.
When you have more facts, come back. (or not)
geotek

Hey geotek--check out alt.diapers-fetish lately? Bwaahahahahahaha
check out some of his posts Sept.-96.

[A***@yahoo.com]

Post by geotek

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.

So I guess his family physician prescribed those drugs? If that's the case,
then he wouldn't have been suspended; they don't suspend people for
legitimately prescribed drugs. He was self-medicating- get with the friggin
program, and drop the Jones Cool-Aid.
When you have more facts, come back. (or not)
geotek

Hey guys, check this stupid MFer's (geotek) google posting profile in
Sept.-96. This stupid fuck was posting to alt. sex fetish diapers,
among other perverted sites. Typical fuckin iggles fan!!

I just have one question "Diaper Boy", do you use two safety pins or
just one in the front?

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA---Diaper Boy

[GoMavs]

dont feed the faggot.. he knows that it was medical related...

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.
--
(remove wax and invalid to reply)
World Cup 2002: South Korea's veteran Dutch coach, Guus Hiddink,
has superbly marshalled this proud defiance. "My players have
speed and courage and skill," he said coming into the tournament.
"They play football with joy. It is worth a goal every match."

[geotek]

Top posted, as was the original post-
If it was medical related, he wouldn't be suspended. You can't go to the
street corner, or internet kiosk and buy drugs, even if you call it medical
related. If it was really medical related, he would have found a medically
related doctor to prescribe the drugs. He didn't. You can't do that, no
matter what team you play for.
geotek

Post by GoMavs
dont feed the faggot.. he knows that it was medical related...
"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.
--
(remove wax and invalid to reply)
World Cup 2002: South Korea's veteran Dutch coach, Guus Hiddink,
has superbly marshalled this proud defiance. "My players have
speed and courage and skill," he said coming into the tournament.
"They play football with joy. It is worth a goal every match."

[GoMavs]

Post by geotek
Top posted, as was the original post-
If it was medical related, he wouldn't be suspended.

There is a zero tolerance policy. It cannot possible be preformance related
since he hasnt played in 3 years...




You can't go to the

Post by geotek
street corner, or internet kiosk and buy drugs, even if you call it
medical related. If it was really medical related, he would have found a
medically related doctor to prescribe the drugs. He didn't. You can't do
that, no matter what team you play for.
geotek

Post by GoMavs
dont feed the faggot.. he knows that it was medical related...
"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.
When you have more facts, come back.
--
(remove wax and invalid to reply)
World Cup 2002: South Korea's veteran Dutch coach, Guus Hiddink,
has superbly marshalled this proud defiance. "My players have
speed and courage and skill," he said coming into the tournament.
"They play football with joy. It is worth a goal every match."

[Jim Carr]

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.

I think you missed the point. Do you really want NFL coaches acquiring
banned substances? It's very difficult to detect these drugs. If a player is
acquiring them, the assumption is that he's taking them. The last thing the
NFL wants is players being in daily contact with someone who has banned
substances on his person.

[THE NFLGURU]

Post by GoMavs
"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.

I think you missed the point. Do you really want NFL coaches acquiring
banned substances?

As usual, The Cowboy retards dont get it. making excuses for Cowboy players
and now coaches thinking they are above the law. Putting up walls that
everybody sees through. Wilson gets suspended and these Cowboy stooges
start making excuses.

Once AGAIN, Drugs are streaming in and out of the Cowboys Training Camp and
HQ. Last year it was T.O.'s drug laced suicide attempt. The Cowboys
organization is an embarrassment to the NFL and should be investigated from
top to bottom.

[Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)]

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Post by GoMavs
"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.

I think you missed the point. Do you really want NFL coaches acquiring
banned substances?

As usual, The Cowboy retards dont get it. making excuses for Cowboy players
and now coaches thinking they are above the law. Putting up walls that
everybody sees through. Wilson gets suspended and these Cowboy stooges
start making excuses.
Once AGAIN, Drugs are streaming in and out of the Cowboys Training Camp and
HQ. Last year it was T.O.'s drug laced suicide attempt. The Cowboys
organization is an embarrassment to the NFL and should be investigated from
top to bottom.

You may be right. But Wade Wilson is being suspended for what he did
LAST YEAR, and maybe in previous years, before he was a Cowboy.

[Al Mundy]

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Post by GoMavs
"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.

I think you missed the point. Do you really want NFL coaches acquiring
banned substances?

As usual, The Cowboy retards dont get it. making excuses for Cowboy players
and now coaches thinking they are above the law. Putting up walls that
everybody sees through. Wilson gets suspended and these Cowboy stooges
start making excuses.

"But Favre only took prescription drugs, not illegal drugs!": NFLbooboo,
1996

"Tyrone Williams didn't hit anyone when he shot at the car he thought was
the pokice": NFLbooboo, 1998

"Craig Newsome didn't get arrested for selling drug until aftert he left the
packers": NFLbooboo, 2001

"Gilbert Brown didn't really throw his wife over the couch, he just pushed
her": NFLbooboo, 1999

Post by THE NFLGURU
Once AGAIN, Drugs are streaming in and out of the Cowboys Training Camp and
HQ. Last year it was T.O.'s drug laced suicide attempt. The Cowboys
organization is an embarrassment to the NFL and should be investigated from
top to bottom.

the packers NFL charter should be revoked for the black eye they are to the
NFL.

[THE NFLGURU]

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Post by THE NFLGURU

Post by GoMavs
"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.

I think you missed the point. Do you really want NFL coaches acquiring
banned substances?

As usual, The Cowboy retards dont get it. making excuses for Cowboy

players

Post by THE NFLGURU
and now coaches thinking they are above the law. Putting up walls that
everybody sees through. Wilson gets suspended and these Cowboy stooges
start making excuses.

"But Favre only took prescription drugs, not illegal drugs!": NFLbooboo,
1996

Wallen lies again, I didnt care then and I don't care now about Favres
addiction"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Tyrone Williams didn't hit anyone when he shot at the car he thought was
the pokice": NFLbooboo, 1998

Another Wallen lie, I didnt know any details of the case to comment.

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Craig Newsome didn't get arrested for selling drug until aftert he left the
packers": NFLbooboo, 2001

Possible NFLGURU quote, I dont recall, but I wouldnt deny saying it.

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Gilbert Brown didn't really throw his wife over the couch, he just pushed
her": NFLbooboo, 1999

Couldnt care less about this case,

Once again Wallen fills the newgroups with lies. I dont defend illegal
Packer actions, throw the book at them. Now you spineless idiots are a
whole different story. Defending all those crack dealing Cowboy players
like you have to pay their bail.
Who could forget you tunnel-visioned braindead idiots protesting these
cases.

Larry Brown

a.. 2002: arrested and charged with writing bad checks at Las Vegas
casinos

Antonio Bryant

a.. 2001: arrested and accused of using a plane ticket purchased with a
stolen credit card

b.. 2001: arrested on disorderly conduct charge after a run-in with a
campus policeman over a parking ticket

Leonardo Carson

a.. 2004: received 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to trespassing
and unlawful imprisonment.

Quincy Carter

a.. 2004: cut from the Cowboys after allegedly testing positive for
illegal substance (rumored to be cocaine)

Shante Carver

a.. 1996: suspended for violating league substance abuse by-laws

Cory Fleming

a.. 1995: suspended for violating league drug policy

Terry Glenn

a.. 2005: Cited for public intoxication after being caught urinating
behind a fast-food restaurant

Dwayne Goodrich

a.. 2003: sentenced to 7œ years in prison and fined $20,000 for a
hit-and-run accident that killed two men in January

Darren Hambrick

a.. 1999: charged with fleeing a law enforcement officer and resisting an
officer without violence. The arresting deputy reported a "a very strong
odor of unburned marijuana" inside the pickup truck.

Bob Hayes

a.. 1979: served 10 months in prison for delivering narcotics to an
undercover police officer

Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson

a.. 1979: cut from the Cowboys because of drug problems

b.. 1983: arrested after smoking crack cocaine with two teenage girls;
police said he threatened the girls with a pistol, sexually assaulted one of
them, and held them against their will; he served 28 months in jail

Clayton Holmes

a.. 1995: suspended for a year following a positive drug test, reportedly
for cocaine

Antonio Hutson

a.. 2000: arrested on an outstanding warrant (for failure to appear in
court) after being stopped for speeding; additionally, police found a pistol
in his car- Hutson did not have a permit to carry the gun

Michael Irvin

a.. 1996: charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana, felony
possession of cocaine

b.. 1997: accused by a 23-year-old Dallas woman of holding a gun to her
head while teammate Erik Williams and a third (unidentified) man raped her

c.. 1998: reportedly sliced teammate Everett McIver's neck in a fight
during training camp; McIver was said to have been paid off by Jerry Jones
to not bring charges against Irvin

d.. 2000: charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana

e.. 2001: charged with felony possession of cocaine

f.. 2005: arrested on an outstanding warrant for speeding in Irving, TX
after being pulled over Friday afternoon for speeding in Plano, TX. Also
charged with drug paraphernalia possession after police searched his car and
found a drug pipe and plastic baggies with marijuana residue.

Jerry Jones

a.. 1998: reportedly paid Everett McIver not to bring charges against
Michael Irvin for an incident in which Irvin sliced McIver's neck with a
pair of scissors

b.. 1999: jailed on a charge of fleeing the scene of a traffic stop

Leon Lett

a.. 1996: one-year suspension for a second violation of the NFL's drug
policy.

Harvey Martin

a.. 1996: jailed on domestic violence and cocaine charges

Nate Newton

a.. 2001: arrested in Louisiana after police said they found 213 pounds of
marijuana in a van he was driving

Solomon Page

a.. 2000: charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing police

Lance Rentzel

a.. 1970: arrested for exposing himself to a 10-year-old girl

b.. 1973: pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana

Derek Ross

a.. 2001: charged with speeding, furnishing false information and driving
under a suspended license

Deion Sanders

a.. 1996: arrested for fishing in an off-limits Florida airport lake

b.. 2003: sued by auto body shop owner after he only paid $1,500 of a
nearly $4,300 bill. He claimed that Jesus told him he only needed to pay
$1,500

Rafael Septien

a.. 1987: convicted on an indecency charge with a minor

Alonzo Spellman

a.. 1998: arrested on outstanding weapons warrant

b.. 2002: arrested on charges of drunk driving, driving with a suspended
license, and destroying property

c.. 2002: arrested for ransacking his brother's house; charged with making
terrorist threats, criminal mischief and hindering apprehension

d.. 2002: pleaded guilty to interfering with a flight crew

Mark Stepnoski

a.. President of Texas NORML (National Organization for the Reform of
Marijuana Laws); admitted to using marijuana while playing for the Dallas
Cowboys

Barry Switzer

a.. 1997: arrested for carrying a loaded revolver in his carry-on bag at
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport

Mark Tuinei

a.. 1999: died from drug overdose

Dimitrius Underwood

a.. 2000: arrested for reckless driving

b.. 2003: found mentally incompetent to stand trial on charges he robbed a
man in a wheelchair; charged in November with one count of robbery and an
assault count for allegedly punching an Irving police officer in an
altercation

Erik Williams

a.. 1994: received two years' probation on a misdemeanor drunken driving
offense

b.. 1995: accused of sexually assaulting a 17 year old girl at his North
Dallas home

c.. 1997: accused of rape by a 23-year-old Dallas woman

Sherman Williams

a.. 2000: convicted of charges of conspiracy and attempting to possess
marijuana in a multi-state operation

b.. 2001: pleaded guilty to charges of passing counterfeit currency

Peppi Zellner

a.. 2003: charged with possession of crack cocaine with intent to
distribute

A complete and total embarrassment to the NFL.

[Al Mundy]

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"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.

I think you missed the point. Do you really want NFL coaches acquiring
banned substances?

As usual, The Cowboy retards dont get it. making excuses for Cowboy

players

Post by THE NFLGURU
and now coaches thinking they are above the law. Putting up walls that
everybody sees through. Wilson gets suspended and these Cowboy stooges
start making excuses.

NFLbooboo,

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Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
1996

Wallen lies again, I didnt care then and I don't care now about Favres
addiction"

Hmm. You didn't care then, and don't care now.

So, what brought on this moral outrage at Wilson? Since you didn't care that
Favre took drugs, what in your life changed where you are now the accuser of
drug users everywhere (except on the packers, of course)

SCHOOLED AGAIN!

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Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Tyrone Williams didn't hit anyone when he shot at the car he thought was
the pokice": NFLbooboo, 1998

Another Wallen lie, I didnt know any details of the case to comment.

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Craig Newsome didn't get arrested for selling drug until aftert he left the
packers": NFLbooboo, 2001

Possible NFLGURU quote, I dont recall, but I wouldnt deny saying it.

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Gilbert Brown didn't really throw his wife over the couch, he just pushed
her": NFLbooboo, 1999

Couldnt care less about this case,
Once again Wallen fills the newgroups with lies. I dont defend illegal
Packer actions, throw the book at them.

Gee, once again, when it's a packer, you say in one sentence "I couldn't
care less about this case", but when it's a cowboy, they can be found not
guilty and you still want to throw the book at them. I suggest you start
worrying more about those packers who shoot off guns at people they don't
like and spend less time worrying about what drugs get taken in Dallas.


Typical packer fan, brain-dead.

By the way, booboo, the semester just started and you've already been taught
more lessons than the rest of the school combined. We're going to have to
raise your tuition, since the internet teacher's union (ITU) says we're
spending most of our time schooling you.

BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

[THE NFLGURU]

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"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.

I think you missed the point. Do you really want NFL coaches

acquiring

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banned substances?

As usual, The Cowboy retards dont get it. making excuses for Cowboy

players

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and now coaches thinking they are above the law. Putting up walls that
everybody sees through. Wilson gets suspended and these Cowboy stooges
start making excuses.

NFLbooboo,

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Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
1996

Wallen lies again, I didnt care then and I don't care now about Favres
addiction"

Hmm. You didn't care then, and don't care now.
So, what brought on this moral outrage at Wilson? Since you didn't care that
Favre took drugs, what in your life changed where you are now the accuser of
drug users everywhere (except on the packers, of course)
SCHOOLED AGAIN!

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"Tyrone Williams didn't hit anyone when he shot at the car he thought

was

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the pokice": NFLbooboo, 1998

Another Wallen lie, I didnt know any details of the case to comment.

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Craig Newsome didn't get arrested for selling drug until aftert he
left
the
packers": NFLbooboo, 2001

Possible NFLGURU quote, I dont recall, but I wouldnt deny saying it.

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Gilbert Brown didn't really throw his wife over the couch, he just

pushed

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Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
her": NFLbooboo, 1999

Couldnt care less about this case,
Once again Wallen fills the newgroups with lies. I dont defend illegal
Packer actions, throw the book at them.

Gee, once again, when it's a packer, you say in one sentence "I couldn't
care less about this case", but when it's a cowboy, they can be found not
guilty and you still want to throw the book at them. I suggest

I'm not sure whats funnier, you getting schooled again or you offering a
suggestion on anything.

BWA HA HA H AHA HA HAHA HAHA HA HA HA HA HAHA HA H AHA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
HAHA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA H AH AHA HA H AHA H AH AH AHA HA H AHY A

[Al Mundy]

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Gee, once again, when it's a packer, you say in one sentence "I couldn't
care less about this case", but when it's a cowboy, they can be found not
guilty and you still want to throw the book at them. I suggest

I'm not sure whats funnier, you getting schooled again or you offering a
suggestion on anything.

As long as I'm teaching you to try and get into the second grade, they are
not suggestions.

BWA HA HA H AHA HA HAHA HAHA HA HA HA HA HAHA HA H AHA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
HAHA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA H AH AHA HA H AHA H AH AH AHA HA H AHY A

SCHOOLED!

[Brian Whiting]

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"Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
He's 48, he's not a player any more, so it was not a
performance-altering substance. He says it was to feel better and
that he's a diabetic.

I think you missed the point. Do you really want NFL coaches acquiring
banned substances?

As usual, The Cowboy retards dont get it. making excuses for Cowboy

players

Post by THE NFLGURU
and now coaches thinking they are above the law. Putting up walls that
everybody sees through. Wilson gets suspended and these Cowboy stooges
start making excuses.

"But Favre only took prescription drugs, not illegal drugs!": NFLbooboo,
1996

Wallen lies again, I didnt care then and I don't care now about Favres
addiction"

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Tyrone Williams didn't hit anyone when he shot at the car he thought was
the pokice": NFLbooboo, 1998

Another Wallen lie, I didnt know any details of the case to comment.

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Craig Newsome didn't get arrested for selling drug until aftert he left the
packers": NFLbooboo, 2001

Possible NFLGURU quote, I dont recall, but I wouldnt deny saying it.

Post by Steven M (remove wax and invalid to reply)
"Gilbert Brown didn't really throw his wife over the couch, he just pushed
her": NFLbooboo, 1999

Couldnt care less about this case,
Once again Wallen fills the newgroups with lies. I dont defend illegal
Packer actions, throw the book at them. Now you spineless idiots are a
whole different story. Defending all those crack dealing Cowboy players
like you have to pay their bail.
Who could forget you tunnel-visioned braindead idiots protesting these
cases.
Larry Brown
a.. 2002: arrested and charged with writing bad checks at Las Vegas
casinos
Antonio Bryant
a.. 2001: arrested and accused of using a plane ticket purchased with a
stolen credit card
b.. 2001: arrested on disorderly conduct charge after a run-in with a
campus policeman over a parking ticket
Leonardo Carson
a.. 2004: received 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to trespassing
and unlawful imprisonment.
Quincy Carter
a.. 2004: cut from the Cowboys after allegedly testing positive for
illegal substance (rumored to be cocaine)
Shante Carver
a.. 1996: suspended for violating league substance abuse by-laws
Cory Fleming
a.. 1995: suspended for violating league drug policy
Terry Glenn
a.. 2005: Cited for public intoxication after being caught urinating
behind a fast-food restaurant
Dwayne Goodrich
a.. 2003: sentenced to 7œ years in prison and fined $20,000 for a
hit-and-run accident that killed two men in January
Darren Hambrick
a.. 1999: charged with fleeing a law enforcement officer and resisting an
officer without violence. The arresting deputy reported a "a very strong
odor of unburned marijuana" inside the pickup truck.
Bob Hayes
a.. 1979: served 10 months in prison for delivering narcotics to an
undercover police officer
Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson
a.. 1979: cut from the Cowboys because of drug problems
b.. 1983: arrested after smoking crack cocaine with two teenage girls;
police said he threatened the girls with a pistol, sexually assaulted one of
them, and held them against their will; he served 28 months in jail
Clayton Holmes
a.. 1995: suspended for a year following a positive drug test, reportedly
for cocaine
Antonio Hutson
a.. 2000: arrested on an outstanding warrant (for failure to appear in
court) after being stopped for speeding; additionally, police found a pistol
in his car- Hutson did not have a permit to carry the gun
Michael Irvin
a.. 1996: charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana, felony
possession of cocaine
b.. 1997: accused by a 23-year-old Dallas woman of holding a gun to her
head while teammate Erik Williams and a third (unidentified) man raped her
c.. 1998: reportedly sliced teammate Everett McIver's neck in a fight
during training camp; McIver was said to have been paid off by Jerry Jones
to not bring charges against Irvin
d.. 2000: charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana
e.. 2001: charged with felony possession of cocaine
f.. 2005: arrested on an outstanding warrant for speeding in Irving, TX
after being pulled over Friday afternoon for speeding in Plano, TX. Also
charged with drug paraphernalia possession after police searched his car and
found a drug pipe and plastic baggies with marijuana residue.
Jerry Jones
a.. 1998: reportedly paid Everett McIver not to bring charges against
Michael Irvin for an incident in which Irvin sliced McIver's neck with a
pair of scissors
b.. 1999: jailed on a charge of fleeing the scene of a traffic stop
Leon Lett
a.. 1996: one-year suspension for a second violation of the NFL's drug
policy.
Harvey Martin
a.. 1996: jailed on domestic violence and cocaine charges
Nate Newton
a.. 2001: arrested in Louisiana after police said they found 213 pounds of
marijuana in a van he was driving
Solomon Page
a.. 2000: charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing police
Lance Rentzel
a.. 1970: arrested for exposing himself to a 10-year-old girl
b.. 1973: pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana
Derek Ross
a.. 2001: charged with speeding, furnishing false information and driving
under a suspended license
Deion Sanders
a.. 1996: arrested for fishing in an off-limits Florida airport lake
b.. 2003: sued by auto body shop owner after he only paid $1,500 of a
nearly $4,300 bill. He claimed that Jesus told him he only needed to pay
$1,500
Rafael Septien
a.. 1987: convicted on an indecency charge with a minor
Alonzo Spellman
a.. 1998: arrested on outstanding weapons warrant
b.. 2002: arrested on charges of drunk driving, driving with a suspended
license, and destroying property
c.. 2002: arrested for ransacking his brother's house; charged with making
terrorist threats, criminal mischief and hindering apprehension
d.. 2002: pleaded guilty to interfering with a flight crew
Mark Stepnoski
a.. President of Texas NORML (National Organization for the Reform of
Marijuana Laws); admitted to using marijuana while playing for the Dallas
Cowboys
Barry Switzer
a.. 1997: arrested for carrying a loaded revolver in his carry-on bag at
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
Mark Tuinei
a.. 1999: died from drug overdose
Dimitrius Underwood
a.. 2000: arrested for reckless driving
b.. 2003: found mentally incompetent to stand trial on charges he robbed a
man in a wheelchair; charged in November with one count of robbery and an
assault count for allegedly punching an Irving police officer in an
altercation
Erik Williams
a.. 1994: received two years' probation on a misdemeanor drunken driving
offense
b.. 1995: accused of sexually assaulting a 17 year old girl at his North
Dallas home
c.. 1997: accused of rape by a 23-year-old Dallas woman
Sherman Williams
a.. 2000: convicted of charges of conspiracy and attempting to possess
marijuana in a multi-state operation
b.. 2001: pleaded guilty to charges of passing counterfeit currency
Peppi Zellner
a.. 2003: charged with possession of crack cocaine with intent to
distribute
A complete and total embarrassment to the NFL.

Boy, someone's spent a whole lot of time in the crime vaults of Texas. What
happened to the offensive lineman that was stopped and had about 10 pounds
of marijuana and then while he was out on bail awaiting trial got busted
again (sorry, I forgot his name, but it was a couple years ago. Definitely
this decade).

[Walter Bushell]

Post by Brian Whiting
Boy, someone's spent a whole lot of time in the crime vaults of Texas. What
happened to the offensive lineman that was stopped and had about 10 pounds
of marijuana and then while he was out on bail awaiting trial got busted
again (sorry, I forgot his name, but it was a couple years ago. Definitely
this decade).

If you're dealing, how do you pay your lawyer without more dealing?

[Tony Nichols]

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

I hear the Packers are thinking about re-signing Davenport.

I'm sure all the stores that sell toilet paper will be happy.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

[Ron]

Post by Tony Nichols

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

I hear the Packers are thinking about re-signing Davenport.
I'm sure all the stores that sell toilet paper will be happy.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

He's still using your sisters underwear.

[RipTide]

On Sun, 2 Sep 2007 15:23:23 -0400, "Tony Nichols"

Post by Tony Nichols

Post by THE NFLGURU
NFL SUSPENDS COWBOY COACH WADE WILSON FOR DRUGS.
WILL IT EVER END IN DALLAS???

I hear the Packers are thinking about re-signing Davenport.

They were, but he signed with his home town dallas first.

Post by Tony Nichols
I'm sure all the stores that sell toilet paper will be happy.

It would offset your annual purchases of no toilet paper.

Post by Tony Nichols
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

My, what an angry LITTLE man(?).

[Clink]

Nope, it ended in Chi-Ca-Ga