2245937, the best part is he doesn't realize the irony in this sentence. Posted by pretentious username, Mon Oct-14-13 10:19 AM
>He spent the rest of the night in jail, arrested for resisting >arrest
the worst part is the rest of the article.
>Me? I’d be fighting for breath, my knees weak with grief, >demanding to know why, who, how. Then, I suspect, I’d seethe >with rage, swearing retribution. I even think I’d take off a >day or two from work. Maybe a week.
lol @ "Me?" that's all this comes down to. you do what you would do. he did what he would do. i was surprised he played, but there's no right or wrong way to grieve. the idea of returning to work to get your mind off of a personal tragedy isn't new. and while we know the te'o story is bullshit now, he was PRAISED for playing a few days after his gf and grandmother died. why? because he played superbly and they won. AP played well, but if he had 200 yards with 3 TDs and they won this article wouldn't exist. it would be all "look at the courage".
>With his resources, how could Peterson, the NFL’s MVP, have >allowed his son to remain in such an environment? Did he not >know, or not care? Or not care to know? Or not know to care?
if you don't know how difficult custody battles are, then it's probably wise not to bring it up.
>Money can’t buy love, but having signed a $96 million deal, he >could not have provided his child — apparently his second from >a “baby mama” — a safe home?
wait, he's gonna pay her to break up with her awful bf? yeah, that'll go over well.
> >But given Peterson’s father did hard time for drug money >laundering maybe we’re both stuck with the values in which we >were born, raised.
doesn't get much "holier than thou" than that.
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