Probably not a lot of love for him but RIP OJ Simpson. From a player perspective homeboy broke 2k when defenses were allowed to clothesline players and in 14 games!
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Probably not a lot of love for him but RIP OJ Simpson. From a player perspective homeboy broke 2k when defenses were allowed to clothesline players and in 14 games!
got the death sentence he deserved 30 years later
**** OJ and **** his "RIP".Quote:
Originally Posted by MadtownPacker
I’d respect him more if he left a statement of guilt.
Semi funny actor and good ball player.
I was on a jury with Lance Ito as the judge and used to hang out w/ Kato Kaelin (Randomly also from Milwaukee) in Burbank.
30 years too late. Burn in hell if there is one.
What a strange story his life became. Can't think of another person in my lifetime who was that popular with the public and then came to be widely regarded as a murderer. I wonder what Norm MacDonald would have to say if he were still with us.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aut3QkIJQOc
To this day, I still wish that they'd chased his Bronco all the way to LAX, and that he'd abandoned it and then fled on foot through the terminal, weaving in and out of the cowd and leaping over people's luggage. I really feel that was the least he could have done; he owed humanity at least that much.
https://youtu.be/DLcEMrEPwkw?si=GC_qaenva-ADz1Zt&t=8
That was a killer offensive line. The Electric Company. And OJ had that smooth-shift style. I do still think - as I did in the 70's - that his offensive line made him as great as he was. Not that he wasn't good, but that was one hell of an offensive line. One hall-of-famer in DeLamiellure, one pro-bowler in Dave Foley, and Reggie Mckenzie, a guard not to be fucked with.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadtownPacker
But I do wish, like "Frozen T," that he'd ended up getting chased through LAX. That would've been all the (poetic) justice I needed.
Black Man needed a win, after the Rodney King shite and all the racist killers of the past one-hundred years getting off scott-free (Emmett Till for one example of many) and they got one with that trial.
Kinda funny as an actor, but best as a football player. After he was acquitted, his life went into the pooper, I would say. It wasn't glorious.
Wow Fritz. Looks like you want to miss the draft?
Yeah right, Fosco hahahaha. And I was wallowing in the mud at Woodstock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fosco33
My take on O.J.and the trial is in the unmentionable part of the forum.
He was second only to Jim Brown as the GOAT RB. Seriously Fritz? Crediting his O Line? O.J. made his O Line great, not vice versa.
Which part do you not believe? Both are true… I lived in LA for 12 years (ask MTP as he’s one of two people here I’ve actually hung out with)Quote:
Originally Posted by texaspackerbacker
"I was on a jury with Lance Ito as the judge and used to hang out w/ Kato Kaelin" - this is literally true? hahahaha if you say so.
You’re a riot.Quote:
Originally Posted by texaspackerbacker
Here’s the case I was on: https://casetext.com/case/people-v-jackson-2532
Kato grew up next door to a family I knew (the Parkers). I used to go to this karaoke bar called Dimples that a lot of folks would go. And living in Burbank where most tv shows are made - you’d see famous people all the time. Because I knew Kato’s neighbor I went and said hi. We then started hanging out. He was surprisingly well spoken and not the doofus they made him out to be. And yes, I did ask if O.J. did it and he deflected. But here’s his statement on it from yesterday.
https://www.foxnews.com/media/kato-k...-peace-god.amp
I’ve got pictures with him if you want me to dig those out from 20+ years ago. Lol
i wouldn't after what most of us saw on the old JSO forumQuote:
Originally Posted by Fosco33
if he doesn't believe you, fuck him
Oh for sure - I’d never. That was fucking weird back then. What - almost 20yrs ago now. Kinda crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by red
We need a movie or 5min spot on a packer pregame.
He never achieved his final goal in life of finding Nicole Brown Simpson’s killer.
Fosco looks like he would be a sports agent. Kinda Drew Rosenhaus style :lol:
I hate LA but Kato was well known in that area from what I have read. Seems like the “celebs” or known folks in LA are picky about where they will be seen in town and tend to keep to the same spots. I guess we all do really.
What’s funny Tex is that you and Fozzy have a very significant similarity. ;-)
Friend texted me a meme about expired OJ and said "too soon"? I replied "nope, about 30 years too late".Quote:
Originally Posted by red
He says he actually met you in person, in addition to Kato and Ito, and I guess I actually believe him hahahaha.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadtownPacker
Pendejo. Me and Tex are similar!?! Ive got to do some introspection. Is it because we both like Filipinos and we’re white guys that like packers. That seems pretty broad. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by MadtownPacker
Reality, Tex, - me and MTP never met. It’s all a lie. I’ve never met Ito or Kato. I just spend time messing with you.
Kato is a huge WI sports fan. Much of our chats (the handful of times I hung w/ him) were WI sports related. Who knows - maybe he’s on this site.
https://www.thepublicopinion.com/sto...eli/116603706/
https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/...l/73295358007/
Not for lack of trying. He searched every single golf course and casino in North America, night and day, top to bottom. Somehow never turned the man up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teamcheez1
You don't seem to believe anything anyone says about anything unless it was something you already thought was true. Any information that you didn't already "know", it's "Nope. Impossible."Quote:
Originally Posted by texaspackerbacker
Hey now this thread is for talking good or bad about OJ. Plenty of Tex bashing on this forum elsewhere.
Fuck OJ.
And fuck the skeezy cops who fucked that case up.
...and the idiot prosecutors....
.....and the slime-ball defense attorneys....
....and Ito for losing control of his court-room.
In the 2.5 weeks I was w/ Ito in a murder case - he was very efficient, fair and let jurors ask questions. LA cops, pros, def attorneys are all morons. The jurors even worse. I wouldn’t wish a jury trial in LA on my worst enemy.
Ito talked w/ us after the case and said we got the outcome exactly right. I was too young to pay much attention during OJs trial to weigh any judgment. But I do recall a racist cop and them screwing up some evidence.
I was one of the only people to ask questions of witnesses. He’d let you write the question, give to the bailiffs and he’d review them to see if they could be asked. Then he’d call the attorneys up and read the question. Some of them helped the defense, others the prosecution. To me they were really obvious questions (like what happened to the gun?). I’ve never heard of a judge doing that - perhaps it’s common.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna437376
LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Fosco33
hahahaha Yeah right. I just consider the source.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadtownPacker
I'll give 'em a reason to bash me hahahahaha. I was rooting for O.J. to get off even though it was obvious he did it. As we say here in Texas, the ex-wife and her bf needed killing - IMHO.
Haha!!!! I agree!!Quote:
Originally Posted by texaspackerbacker
Yes, OJ was a fine running back. A fine back. Was it him, his line, both? Interesting debate. You could argue that a Barry Sanders type more clearly made his line, but who really knows?
Who among us can honestly say they wouldn’t murder their ex wife if they could get away with it? Let he without sin cast the first stone.
Wouldn't murdering your ex-wife be an act of casting the first stone?Quote:
Originally Posted by RashanGary
And this is why you and Tex are sick mfers.Quote:
Originally Posted by RashanGary
I would never want to kill either of my exes. Let them have their own lives. What do I care? I am just so happy I never have to deal with them ever again.
But you and Tex would want to kill someone if you could get away with it. There is something seriously wrong with you two.
QFTQuote:
Originally Posted by ThunderDan
The old joke: why is divorce so expensive?Quote:
Originally Posted by ThunderDan
Because it's worth it.
Tex and I have healthy ways of processing our emotions. We should be celebrated for the example we’re setting to this wayward world.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThunderDan
I never wanted to murder an ex-wife, and I've had two. So apparently I can cast the first stone?Quote:
Originally Posted by RashanGary
This. When it's over, I'm just glad it's over and more than ready to move on. If you hate them enough to murder them, they are still living rent free in your head, and I won't let anyone control me that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThunderDan
hahahahaha RG, it looks like the "usual suspects" are at it again. Too bad they don't have the balls to show up in the unmentionable part of the forum.
I will say this, though. Actually doing something like that - with all the risk of getting caught, etc. - is a whole lot different that just empathizing with O.J. Don't do anything that will get your ass locked up. I've never been in that situation, and I probably wouldn't actually do anything if I was, but I sure can see O.J.'s point of view.
Maybe if you ever said anything interesting, it would be worthwhile.Quote:
Originally Posted by texaspackerbacker
OJ was a worthless mother fucking piece of shit and deserves no such "RIP" or "I can see his point of view" or anything else. He was disgusting as shit. There was a very graphic OJ murder doc on cable last night. It was absolutely horrific what he did and the amount of evidence against that bastard.