Found July 29, 2008 on Hard for the Yard:
The next question is whether he'll get off easily. That's a prison joke for those of you out there who appreciate grammar, and especially the subtle differences between adjectives and adverbs. Fifteen months in prison is a joke. There is too much coddling in our society. Too many excuses. Addiction this, disease that. He knew what he was doing was wrong, and he did it anyway. Testimony indicated that his gambling was "pathological," but being a pathological liar, thief an...

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  • tedhill
    Will he be spending the fifteen months in a federal pound me in the ass prison?
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  • GSWgirl
    He strikes me as a sociopath. The kind of guy that swerves to hit small animals.
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  • DaHibachi
    I'd still hit that, no homo.
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  • JustinKase
    Why prison? Is the guy really a danger to society that needs to be locked away?

    He should be working off his crimes doing something productive instead of sucking off the tax payer teet!
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    • Dewey
      I think anytime that you enable deception and thievery, that's dangerous. He can be productive. In prison.
  • DaHibachi
    Hey sometimes the NBA regular season gets a little boring, who can blame him, syke I think he took it a little too far in the playoffs, those games matter.
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  • peagle05
    he should have gotten the full sentence, gambling isn't a disease, is just a public way of saying "im stupid with my money and i want everyone to see!"
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