[mjr24]

Originally Posted by shoei

1. I ain't your bud.
2. As an attorney for you to say "has no bearing on who his attorney is" tells me all I need to know about what kind of attorney you are.
3. Nobody likes a grammar nazi. It's a fucking forum, didn't realize we were being scrutinized for grammatical errors. But if we were, then someone who's touting his superior education would know it's "but you can't even spell somebodies right" as opposed to "you don't even spell somebodies right."

Again, as an attorney, stating it holds no merit on who one's attorney is, well, that's fucking terrifying.

"I'm an attorney." Lol. Great. Lemme guess, you stayed at a Holiday Inn Express as well?

I don't even bother trying to educate dipshits like you. It's pointless. Your posts make it look like you are, what, 19 years old? I know you aren't (so that wasn't a compliment).

Also, word of advice.....spelling simple words wrong make you look like a fucking moron to people who don't you......especially when you are trying to speak about things way out of your realm.

Enlighten me, though. I would love to know in your professional dipshit (oops, I mean legal) opinion how Ruggs is going to "get off" when there is video of him speeding literally 1-2 seconds before impact, a black box pulled from his car already indicates his speed before and at impact, and we literally have video of him at the scene with witnesses. He isn't "getting off" here. He is going to prison.

There is a big difference between defending Paris Hilton for coke possession or a normal DUI versus someone who killed an innocent person by driving drunk and at a speed we already know was obscenely reckless (even if sober). This would be called "you are fucked". The best attorneys in the world can't do anything in these situations.

Your statement about the team still having to pay salary if he is cut is also wrong. They can also recoup some of his signing bonus already paid to him. Just so you are educated on that, too. Most professional athletes have provisions in their contracts where it can be voided if they get hurt doing a non-football (in Ruggs case) activity.....and driving drunk at 156MPH before killing someone probably won't be considered a football activity.