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acejackson42 posted:As much as it might bother some athletes and as much as it might seem overly harsh to some, the IOC needs to go nuclear here. They need to suck it up, forget about money and prestige and do the right thing. lol if you think the IOC has the tiniest shred of integrity and isn't the most grossly corrupt cavalcade of shitheads in the known sporting universe.
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gschmidl posted:lol if you think the IOC has the tiniest shred of integrity and isn't the most grossly corrupt cavalcade of shitheads in the known sporting universe. They’re neck and neck with FIFA, who still haven’t moved the World Cup out of Qatar.
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Tragedy is the wrong word here https://twitter.com/JordanUhl/status/956336141401239552
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Aussie dash cam compilation. Not much carnage but plenty of That was okay but the best dashcam owners compilation for great  reactions in a little while was the October one;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OU6nBfASStc "There is no evidence to date anywhere in the world of motorcycle riders travelling at or below the posted speed limit, and who has crashed into a wire rope barrier, being cut by the wire rope in a manner similar to how cheese is cut with wire…"
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:I dunno why everyone is hoping the dude goes to genpop and gets beaten up once in a while. hnnnnng keep going I'm almost there (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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But it was revealed that an eight year old boy was also locked in the cell with him by mistake, and is now trapped alone in solitary confinement with the monster. A spokesman for the US prison service said; "This is the one thing we didn't want to happen."
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hey guys just going to post some of my torture fantasies hope y'all don't mind
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post it in the PYF torture fantasy thread tia
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is it okay if I put children in the solitary confinement cell? They didn't clean their room so they're a rule breaker. That makes it okay, right?
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U-DO Burger posted:post it in the PYF torture fantasy thread tia Of course there would be one of those.
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Voyager I posted:On the one hand, eat the rich, but on the other hand lmao at Trump's hotel catering his own inauguration party like it's a bake sale. lol you can get a mother-of-pearl caviar spoon at the grocery store for like $5
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My dad is still kinda bummed they didn't take bin Laden alive, fly him up to the height of the twin towers and kick him out without a parachute.
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Trauma Dog 3000 posted:is it okay if I put children in the solitary confinement cell? They didn't clean their room so they're a rule breaker. That makes it okay, right? It's more than OK to remove your legacy from the gene pool. Go for it.
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kupachek posted:I hope your sister wasn't touched by that cretin. She wasn’t thankfully. Both times she was injured and had to go see a doctor, it was a different one each time. She got very lucky there, since she could have easily gotten him so this whole thing strikes a bit too close to home. From what I heard, some of her teammates had to go see him though.
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IIRC in the video you can hear the white car desperately flooring it with wheels spinning helplessly trying to get out of that ditch to continue the hit-and-run. Seeing hit-and-runs get caught is some straight into the veins schadenfreude.
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BraveUlysses posted:http://wtvr.com/2018/01/24/wild-police-chase-crash-tempe-phoenix-arizona/ So, point one: The people in the car that was hit are in uncertain condition, but a witness said one of them seemed to be speaking with police from her stretcher, so that's a decent sign. Point two: This sovcit guy, who thinks he isn't beholden to law enforcement, stopped at a red light after pulling off the freeway during his police chase. Wonderful.
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Parts Kit posted:Here's some guys drilling into a smartphone battery in an attempt to turn a phone into a skateboard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMwhGE0vd-w&t=445s Then they rode one with nails in it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsxSdgtJ9x8&t=782s
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Cross posting from the magic the gathering thread:Sickening posted:
For Context: Travis Woo was a mid-level magic: the gathering pro who lost his sponsorship's because he for some reason made a youtube video where he talked about how great Mein Kampf was. So he was shunned from the community, then slowly made his way back into the scene, played really well and made it to something called the pro tour, where the parent company Wizards of the Coast pays your airfare and travel expenses. Right before the last pro tour of the year, Travis Woo got banned again for running a facebook hatespeech/shitposting group. So Wizards reported his travel costs as income and sent him a 1099 (this includes the airfair for the tournament he couldn't attend)
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canyoneer posted:He wasn't running from the cops, he was traveling from the cops. Hahahaha
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chitoryu12 posted:https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2018/01/24/michigan-state-larry-nassar-simon/1060159001/ Lou Anna Simon posted:"As tragedies are politicized, blame is inevitable," she said in statement. "As president, it is only natural that I am the focus of this anger. I understand, and that is why I have limited my personal statements. Throughout my career, I have worked very hard to put Team MSU first. Throughout my career, I have consistently and persistently spoken and worked on behalf of Team MSU. I have tried to make it not about me. I urge those who have supported my work to understand that I cannot make it about me now. Therefore, I am tendering my resignation as president according to the terms of my employment agreement." What a loving tone-deaf thing to say. Christ, woman, you did NOTHING to protect the women on that campus, and now you want to avoid the blame for your complicity? More to the point, this is NOT a loving POLITICAL issue. Nasser was a serial molester, full stop. You people covered it up. You made your loving bed, now go lie in it. Zamboni Rodeo has a new favorite as of 19:32 on Jan 25, 2018 |
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Zamboni_Rodeo posted:What a loving tone-deaf thing to say. Christ, woman, you did NOTHING to protect the women on that campus, and now you want to avoid the blame for your complicity? More to the point, this is NOT a loving POLITICAL issue. Nasser was a serial molester, full stop. You people covered it up. You made your loving bed, now go lie in it. That whole "I put Team MSU first" thing reeeally sounds like "You can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs." I'm projecting a little but only very slightly.
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Man, sometimes I swear that the posters in this thread just aren't aware of the incredibly relevant  smilie
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So what did this dude do for the sport that everyone covered for him? Like I get that people in Pennsylvania willingly offered up some children cause they thought it made them win football harder, but this guy was just a doctor?
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Saint Freak posted:So what did this dude do for the sport that everyone covered for him? Like I get that people in Pennsylvania willingly offered up some children cause they thought it made them win football harder, but this guy was just a doctor? Because as soon as you find out someone in your program is a horrible person committing heinous crimes, it's too late to keep your program from being tarred and feathered over it. How you respond demonstrates where your priorities lie. You can either come clean immediately, turn in the bad actor, and take the heat (the right and moral solution). You can cover it up but get said bad actor out of the program as quietly as possible (the evil but not worst solution) Or you can be like the former MSU president and just cover it up and do nothing about it which just perpetuates (and arguably abets) the crimes. Literally the worst possible option.
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He was part of the "winning tradition" is my assumption. Or, more likely, nobody gave a poo poo.
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Solice Kirsk posted:He was part of the "winning tradition" is my assumption. Or, more likely, nobody gave a poo poo.
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Solice Kirsk posted:He was part of the "winning tradition" is my assumption. Or, more likely, nobody gave a poo poo. I'm guessing this, since his victims weren't participating in revenue sports. Easier to act like it didn't exist.
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PetraCore posted:Yeah but they didn't even do the vatican coverup thing of covertly shuffling him off somewhere else, hopefully with no contact with children but probably not. I had a long ranty thing written up about MSU but it boils down to: fire them all, and charge some with crimes. The administration of that school is entirely either criminal (if they covered up for Nasser, or knew about Nasser and were willfully negligent in failing to report his crimes) or incompetent (if they ignored reports and failed to uncover the scandal BEFORE the press did). "Know about scandals before anybody outside the university does" is central to the job description of a university president. Ferguson should be fired immediately if he seriously believes that Nasser's crimes can be separated from the rest of the university. That's not how the responsibility of administration works - the buck stops at the top, not on the shore of some metaphorical island you imagine your criminal underling inhabits. Everybody above the level of Department Chair needs to re-apply for their old jobs. Failure to convince an independent board (the current board of the university is too tainted at the moment) that you had zero involvement means you go away.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:That whole "I put Team MSU first" thing reeeally sounds like "You can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs." I'm projecting a little but only very slightly. "Sometimes I doubt your commitment to sparkle motion"
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Proteus Jones posted:They typically don't without being invited by the county sheriff. For most states their duties are highways and interstates, protection and body guard details of state officials, investigative resources for local law enforcement, and serving areas with little or no police presence. Look, I've watched SuperTroopers. I know how this works. Alright?
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:That whole "I put Team MSU first" thing reeeally sounds like "You can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs." I'm projecting a little but only very slightly. It's easier to sleep at night when you believe you're protecting the institution and not just covering your own rear end.
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