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Since OJ was acquitted and not actually found not guilty, what would the recourse be at this point if he confessed to actually killing his wife and her side dude?
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TBeats posted:Since OJ was acquitted and not actually found not guilty, what would the recourse be at this point if he confessed to actually killing his wife and her side dude? Nothing, but he is already in jail for the rest of his life. Admitting it would wipe away any chance of parole.
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I've always wondered, what was with Bob Kardashian's patch of white hair?
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DOOP posted:I've always wondered, what was with Bob Kardashian's patch of white hair? His hair was the inspiration for Paulie in the Soprano's
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Sometimes white hairs grow in patches rather than spread out over your head. Or he dyed it to look rakish
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Capricorn One is a fun movie, I remember watching it shortly after the Columbia crash and being a bit  .
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Still not streaming on WatchESPN. But I'm guessing that will start tonight.
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No Butt Stuff posted:Still not streaming on WatchESPN. But I'm guessing that will start tonight. Yeah it starts tonight My wife asked when this comes back on. I have successfully gotten her interested in something sports(ish) related.
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part 2 y'all
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What does 30 for 30 mean
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For later reading: this Sports Illustrated article when he was ready to retire http://www.si.com/vault/1979/11/26/824188/oj-simpson-retires-49ers-nfl?xid=si_social
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My DVR missed the first part. Is it available to stream yet?
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effectual posted:What does 30 for 30 mean It was originally 30 documentaries done as part of ESPN's 30th anniversary, covering events during those 30 years. It was such a success they've expanded it beyond those years, and it's basically became the branding for most of ESPN's documentaries since then.
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Ehud posted:My DVR missed the first part. Is it available to stream yet? Supposedly in a couple of hours
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Poop. Can anyone tell me what the first 7 minutes were? The first thing I saw was them talking about some dude in the LAPD.
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the whitest wedding
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Ehud posted:Poop. Can anyone tell me what the first 7 minutes were? It's also re-airing on espn2 later, plus replaying tomorrow before the new ep.
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this is all so familiar.
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Man, California loves giving probation for offenses that see people locked up for life.
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Poonerman posted:this is all so familiar.  Considering what King's reputation was the Harlins case is much much sadder
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Kill whitey
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"he spent 120 hours of his community service organizing a celebrity golf tournament" this country sucks
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god i remember most of this happening and this is my wife's first exposure to anything outside of the murder trial and she is just floored
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swickles posted:Man, California loves giving probation for offenses that see people locked up for life. Counterpoint: Their Prisons? Not watching yet if I've missed the joke.
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The joke is skin color. Edit: "He watched us" 
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https://twitter.com/30for30/status/742910283950239744
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Looks like the whole thing went up about 20 minutes ago
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this is just crushing. also, that free streaming means my wednesday is officially booked
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I know that the bible says "judge not lest ye be judged" but this OJ Simpson guy? He was a real jerk!
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Sportscenter is now interviewing one of his defense attorneys. He's now talking about how they added new photos to the wall before taking the jury to oj's house. 
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FYI just to reiterate, the discussion in the thread will be going off the airing schedule. You can feel free to post comments and such, but please put any spoiler stuff in, well, spoiler quotes. I know its hard to spoil a documentary, but there has been a ton of stuff that wasn't known, and as many of you are discovering, loads of people only know this as a thing that happened, kind of.
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effectual posted:Sportscenter is now interviewing one of his defense attorneys. He's now talking about how they added new photos to the wall before taking the jury to oj's house. Listen to LeBatards interview with today, its way better.
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Never heard about the 16 old girl who got shot in the back in the head by the store clerk. 
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Winkie01 posted:Never heard about the 16 old girl who got shot in the back in the head by the store clerk. Shouldn't have been associated with OJ.
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The Big Jesus posted:Shouldn't have been associated with OJ. i feel like it absolutely is associated with the feeling of society at large in response to the justice system, especially as it relates to black people. haven't seen the rest of it yet, but from the preview it's pretty clear that the framing relates how the white community was so quick to adopt and embrace oj yet were also so quick to disown him when it became evident in their eyes that he was 'just like the rest'. the biggest thing i've enjoyed about this documentary so far is exploring the true big picture and questioning if we're not all somehow complicit in some way to how everything happens in society. or maybe i just watched butterfly effect while high too many times. edit: it's me i missed the joke Sir Plus fucked around with this message at 04:54 on Jun 15, 2016 |
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The Big Jesus posted:Shouldn't have been associated with OJ. Helps establish the pattern of more rich, privileged people getting away with murder.
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Guys it was a bad joke because she was trying to buy orange juice.
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The Big Jesus posted:Guys it was a bad joke because she was trying to buy orange juice. it was a good joke
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I'm about a 3rd of the way through the 2nd episode and this is going to be an unpopular opinion but I find it kind of weird that everyone in the documentary is making GBS threads on him for not being enough of an activist. I dunno maybe it was different back then I was too young to remember this poo poo as it happened but it's weird how nowadays everyone wants to stop criticizing eccentric or otherwise NFL players for not being role models but we're pooping on OJ for being silent on race e: popular opinion: Nicole is a fox e2: holy poo poo the guy that justifies the rodney king beating because they couldn't chokehold him lmao Scionix fucked around with this message at 13:28 on Jun 15, 2016 |
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Scionix posted:I'm about a 3rd of the way through the 2nd episode and this is going to be an unpopular opinion but I find it kind of weird that everyone in the documentary is making GBS threads on him for not being enough of an activist. I dunno maybe it was different back then I was too young to remember this poo poo as it happened but it's weird how nowadays everyone wants to stop criticizing eccentric or otherwise NFL players for not being role models but we're pooping on OJ for being silent on race You have to appreciate the time in which this took place to understand why some of the dudes being interviewed were pissed. Some of the only prominent black people that had a voice back then were athletes. I understand why they were disappointed that OJ didn't want to use his platform to speak up on racial issues. Not many black people even had a platform to speak from back then. I would imagine that they felt very powerless and it was disappointing when somebody who had some power and notoriety wasn't interested in helping.
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