Originally Posted by imprezivr6

Good **** bro! Love those dogs. We got enough of a fight on our hands as owners of the bully breeds, we don't need dip ****s like Vick.

It is a ****ty situation all around. And the one who really loses at the end of this is the DOGS, and they had nothing to do with it.

Sad!

Ps. You ever see those renascence bulldogs? Awesome dogs.

I haven't seen any renascence bulldogs. I take it they are bred like the orginal Bulldog before the English Versions you see now?

But yeah sounds like a great dog.

Hate to keep beating a dead do...,err..horse.

but he started it

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slu...v=ap&type=lgns

Originally Posted by xjsynx

I haven't seen any renascence bulldogs. I take it they are bred like the orginal Bulldog before the English Versions you see now?

But yeah sounds like a great dog.

Yea they were bred to be like the OLDE working bulldogs. They are pretty ****in cool.

SOrry for the slight thread jack..lol

we had a guy here in texas, recently, beat his dog with his fist in front of witnesses, the dog would run away & the guy would just call the dog back, & would beat it some more, the dog died loyal to his master. i hope the guy gets such a death in prison.

Originally Posted by kwyckemynd00

I definitely think its wrong that people are already drawing conclusions without a conviction--as you said, and as was demonstrated in the case against the Duke LaCross players, its possible he's totally innocent and he shouldn't be smeared for something he hasn't been convicted for.

Not quite sure I'd go so far as to say records should be sealed until verdict time; that opens a huge can of worms. For example, if someone has never been "convicted" but is constantly indicted for crimes I think that sealed cases may be a bad thing. I'm sure there are trial lawyers who can make a much better case than I can; I just find that idea "understandable", but I also get the feeling it wouldn't be so wise to do so.

People would know that they were indicted/arrested for whatever, but after the case has been resolved, unless the defendant waived this right (If I had my way). So, in Mike Vick's case, let's say he's found not guilty: After trial, the details are released of why he was indicted etc, but with the statement that he was found not guilty, thus his career isnt ruined (since people see that, despite being indicted, he was found not guilty, thus no reason to start going nuts on him). So if someone was repeatedly indicted, but never convicted, we'd still know. It would just prevent all this ridiculous speculation going on now, which I think is a good thing.

Edit: nice link in your signature to the video all the global warming 'consensus' doom-sayers should check it out... I recall seeing it several months ago, it's a shame no one aired it on network TV in America. (or at least I don't think they did..)

We might find out that Vick was not actively involved (I personally doubt it) but he has lost in the court of public opinion. The NFL pulled all his merchandise from their official sites. Arthur Blank doesn't want him back in Atlanta but he can't do sh!t because Vick is protected by the players union. It still would not shock me to find out that his brother Marcus was actively involved, that guy has a track record and has proven to be stupid enough to do something like this.

We do know that this all happened in Vick's property and if there is 1 convincing witness then Julius Peppers will be the least of his worries LOL. Dogs were electrocuted to death, beaten to death, hung to death, and killed in fights. This can also lead to illegal gambling charges, tax evasion, and I'm willing to bet prostitutes and drugs are in the mix as well.

BTW, Pacman Jones is one happy mother****er right now. The commissioner is too worried about the Vick situation and he might only have to serve the suspension and catch on with another team or with the Titans if they're desperate enough.

WHAT THE DOG SAID ABOUT VICK

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php...rticle=1&cat=0

The leader of the Atlanta NAACP is R L White, that's funny.

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/fo...ces_blitz.html

i wonder how much he will have to spend to beat the rap
5million
10million
it doesnt matter even 10 million is really pocket change to this guy
i hope he doesnt beat the charges but who knows
he should go to jail and not a country club one either the real deal baby