October 20, 201411 yr Surely by using these terms you're inadvertently making Evans sound appealing to impressionable fans of Gangsta Rap*. * I've heard sixty four year old Bishop's son, 'Westwood' use these terms in a positive and glorifying manner. I mentioned to the missus that we were fresh out of biscuits earlier. Can I have that Def Jam contract please?
October 20, 201411 yr Well, you're clearly not down wit da yoot... It's all about Murder Inc. Records these days (or it was ten years ago).
October 20, 201411 yr Well, you're clearly not down wit da yoot... It's all about Murder Inc. Records these days (or it was ten years ago). Not a clue, last hip hop record I bought was by Boogie Down Productions!
October 21, 201411 yr Traf gets it. If she was too thrashed to consent its still rape. Erm no.... As this case revolves around the issue of intoxication and consent, it should be noted that it is established in the case of R V Bree that drunken consent to sexual intercourse is nevertheless consent in the eyes of the law. This does not mean that if a person is unconscious through drink or drugs it is acceptable to have sex with that person but rather, where an intoxicated person is functioning and able to make conscious decisions at the time of intercourse and then subsequently regrets that decision and decides to make a complaint of rape, her self-inflicted intoxication ought not to be considered as relevant to the issue of consent.
October 21, 201411 yr Erm no.... As this case revolves around the issue of intoxication and consent, it should be noted that it is established in the case of R V Bree that drunken consent to sexual intercourse is nevertheless consent in the eyes of the law. This does not mean that if a person is unconscious through drink or drugs it is acceptable to have sex with that person but rather, where an intoxicated person is functioning and able to make conscious decisions at the time of intercourse and then subsequently regrets that decision and decides to make a complaint of rape, her self-inflicted intoxication ought not to be considered as relevant to the issue of consent. thats interesting i didnt know that so being pissed and the following day deciding it wasnt a good idea isnt enough to cry rape? thats good suppose theres still the grey area where leathered meets way, way gone
October 21, 201411 yr Erm no.... As this case revolves around the issue of intoxication and consent, it should be noted that it is established in the case of R V Bree that drunken consent to sexual intercourse is nevertheless consent in the eyes of the law. This does not mean that if a person is unconscious through drink or drugs it is acceptable to have sex with that person but rather, where an intoxicated person is functioning and able to make conscious decisions at the time of intercourse and then subsequently regrets that decision and decides to make a complaint of rape, her self-inflicted intoxication ought not to be considered as relevant to the issue of consent. I don't dispute that either. I wasn't suggesting otherwise.
October 26, 201411 yr http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2803640/Ched-Evans-insists-positive-club-community-convicted-rapist-looks-way-football.html#v-3852943860001
October 26, 201411 yr If there was a guarantee he would score 20'goals for us this season, would you take him?
October 26, 201411 yr If there was a guarantee he would score 20'goals for us this season, would you take him?Yes Without hesitation
October 26, 201411 yr If there was a guarantee he would score 20'goals for us this season, would you take him? No. Not if you could guarantee and league and cup double.
October 26, 201411 yr No. As an aside, from that article, every club has it's mouthbreathers, it seems... Has it always been like this, when I started going as an adult, all I noticed was young kids in replica kits, smart-ish lads and blokes aged thirteen to late forties, the odd lad and dad, and old blokes with caps and flasks and Partridge style driving gloves... What's happened?
October 26, 201411 yr I realise said mouthbreathers might not be responsible for that banner, btw. Edited October 26, 201411 yr by Youri McAnespie
October 28, 201411 yr If there was a guarantee he would score 20'goals for us this season, would you take him? Yes Without hesitation Me too.
October 28, 201411 yr If there was a guarantee he would score 20'goals for us this season, would you take him? I'd rather get in the player who has the same guarantee minus the rape conviction miself
October 28, 201411 yr If there was a guarantee he would score 20'goals for us this season, would you take him? No, it is that mentality that lets so called stars get away with shit because they think they are above the law/better than other people. For people saying yes, how many goals a season if it was a murderer ? a paedo ?
October 28, 201411 yr No, it is that mentality that lets so called stars get away with shit because they think they are above the law/better than other people. For people saying yes, how many goals a season if it was a murderer ? a paedo ? Lee Hughes is probably a good bench mark (for the former) Did that Plymouth goalie get himself a new team assuming he's been released?
October 28, 201411 yr Back at Plymouth, club captain no less (I think) after playing in The Conference South and League Two for a season each (Truro City and Oxford United respectively) after his release (after serving approximately half of of a seven year stretch.) Edited October 28, 201411 yr by Youri McAnespie
October 28, 201411 yr Lee Hughes is probably a good bench mark (for the former) Did that Plymouth goalie get himself a new team assuming he's been released? You definately wouldnt be getting a lift home from training with these two.
October 28, 201411 yr In an ideal world there wouldn't be a debate about them resuming football careers on release either (McCormick and Hughes) - they'd have both been past-it on their release. Edited October 28, 201411 yr by Youri McAnespie
October 28, 201411 yr Lee Hughes is probably a good bench mark (for the former) Did that Plymouth goalie get himself a new team assuming he's been released? Better benchmarks would be someone convicted of murder, both were death by dangerous driving.
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