Thread: OK, Minnesota people...I have to know something...

"singersp" wrote:

"AWZeus" wrote:

"singersp" wrote:

"AWZeus" wrote:

You don't have a right to call the cops if you're offended by something.

Tell that to the workers on the "Love" boat from Al & Alma's.

Who ya gonna call, Porn Busters?

Illegal conduct was what was taking place - so a call could be made.


=Z=

What they were doing in public was illegal to do in public. Thus the call & the citation.

The caller had the legal right to do so.

Maybe so, but around here, that caller, for something like that, would be called a snitch or rat.....



Wouldn't last long around here......

"VikingNed" wrote:

Maybe so, but around here, that caller, for something like that, would be called a snitch or rat.....




Wouldn't last long around here......

Where is "here"?
Prison?

=Z=

"AWZeus" wrote:

"VikingNed" wrote:

Maybe so, but around here, that caller, for something like that, would be called a snitch or rat.....




Wouldn't last long around here......

Where is "here"?
Prison?

=Z=

Speaking of prison, where is Muggsy?
I haven't seen him around here for a while.

"Prophet" wrote:

"AWZeus" wrote:

"VikingNed" wrote:

Maybe so, but around here, that caller, for something like that, would be called a snitch or rat.....




Wouldn't last long around here......

Where is "here"?
Prison?

=Z=

Speaking of prison, where is Muggsy?
I haven't seen him around here for a while.

Maybe he is stuck in solitary confinement.

Haven't seen Hawaiian Viking fan in awhile either.

What a great question!
WHERE IS MUGSY?
He must be located!

Mugsy if you read this please respond, there are worried souls out here in PPO land.

Seriously, dudes.
8) DS is far from the worst out there. Indecent conduct? Try walking through downtown Minneapolis after bar close. A football player getting some dome is mild compared to the sh!t that those crackheads get into. Whoever called DS in needs to think of their safety on the walk to their car, not who they can get in trouble for having a good time. Crime in Minneapolis is a big problem. BJ's in a stairwell is not really a big part of that crime problem, the way I, and anyone else that lives downtown, would see it.

"AlabamaViking" wrote:

Since I live all the way in Alabama, I have to ask this in light of the recent Dwight Smith incident...

The story states there was a phone call made about the "situation".
Who makes a phone call to police about people doing things in a stairwell?
Are things that boring around there that people have to call police?
Now, if the report had read he was allegedly raping her, that I could see...but if someone is going to make a phone call and involve the law, don't you think they would be sure before they called.

The reason I am asking this of the Minnesotans on here is that these things just keep popping up where an "anonymous caller" calls in, or "someone reported".
Who are these people and why do they feel the need to keep busting our boys?

Any responses would be welcome.
Maybe it's the culture differences across borders...but many of us here in the South keep to ourselves as long as no one is getting hurt.

Until next time...


Gene Ramsay
AKA - AlabamaViking

I really dout the keeping to yourself comment.
Granted, I've only lived in the South for three years, but the South is exponentially more conservative than Minnesota.
It would be called in on speed dial.

The issue still isn't whether you agree or not if getting a BJ in a public stairwell is ok.
Like it or not, if you're the member of a professional NFL team you are no longer anonymous.
Whatever you do affects the team.
That is reality.
If a team member is so self centered that they want to jeopardize the team and put their name and the team's name into the negative light globally it is selfish.
It's not about the BJ, it's about the team, afterall, they are suppose to be professionals.

Yes. They may be part of a team, but there are plenty of other high-paying professions out there that don't constitute being a saint. He may be a football player, but he's still human, and all humans fvck up sometimes.

8)

"Del" wrote:

Have you ever met a very religious person? A person religious to the point of being on a crusade?

Maybe it was someone who was with their child. The fact that they had to have that conversation with their kid could have pissed them off to the point of calling.

All I am saying is there is no doubt in my mind there are people in this world that would call that in.

Blue hairs, parents, pastors, women..................

I'm going to have to agree with del rio on this one. Some people!