feast your eyes on the greatest

[Velcro]

i know that isn't scientific, very few polls are, but that is from survey.net, overwhelming in favor of GUILTY

[smazza]

and let me guess 98% of those polled were white

the only vote that counts thank god is the jury's

12-0 in favor of the juice

[Velcro]

i have no idea who took the poll, i said it isn't scientific... but it may be an indication of public opinion... i feel it is.  There were thousands of poll takers and they are all anonymous internet users.  

[___ Eats It]

and let me guess 98% of those polled were white

the only vote that counts thank god is the jury's

12-0 in favor of the juice

Thank you Jesse Jackson.

[KnightsRule]

kr- you go look at your own posts telling me I didn't see phil esposito play hockey in the 60's you idiot.

you said he didn't play in the 60's you idiot big mouth

is it clear too you now?

is it in focus yet?

I NEVER once said you didnt see espo play in the 60's you friggin liar!!  Once again go through the posts you lazy sob and show me where I said it as I gaurentee that I NEVER said such a thing and have no clue what you are talking about.  You are really getting on my nerves with these gutless accusations that are obvious lies. For once in your life back up your accusation with a little proof.  Oh yeah you CANT because you lied about the whole thing. Thanks for playing.

[Guest S.  Bien]

oj is guilty? where was the weapon? any eye witness?

public opinion? where?

slavery used to be legal so I am not impressed with public opinion.it counts very little.what a jury finds is of more consequence.

Actually courtroom high jinx, and some nifty motions by the defense supressed any evidence that could have conceivably convicted OJ.  He was guilty, the evidence was compelling, unfortunately that evidence was never allowed in court.

Barry Bonds is the biggest roid dude on the planet.  All you need to do is look at Barry at Pitt, and Barry at SF and you realize. Its sad because the Barry before the roids was still a great player with hall of fame potential.  He didn't need to enhance his performance.  

The same can be said for Mark McGuire.  Ted Williams had the smoothest swing in the game.  Pure daddy, and KR is right on the mark.  Smazza is wrong on assessing Williams.  Comparing the greatness that is Williams and Bonds is difficult.  No one can ever ignore that Williams missed five good years, in the meat of his career, to serve our military in WWII (don't forget that was a Democractic War Steve O, so you should be proud of Teddy).  What, and where would Teddy have placed with those five years?  Also, you can never ignore that BB took some types of enhancements.  What, when, and how many will never be known, but only an absolute fool can argue otherwise.  I've been saying it for years just waiting for the media to catch up.

[Velcro]

Thanks Bien... glad to see more people stepping in an putting smazz in his place... he just can't believe that there are actually people out there in mass that believe against what he believes.

Only a fool... i like that line  

[smazza]

kr-the feigned anger is a joke.You simply don't remember what you post when you post. there is no shame so back down and back off jethro

bien- what evidence didn't the jury see?

there was no weapon

there was no eyewitness

with respect to bonds,ted williams did not change the way people play the game like bonds has.bonds dictates what the other team does.Williams did not do that.

looking a pictures doesn't prove anyone is on steroids.It is a fallacy.it is pure conjecture and speculation

[Guest S. Bien]

They didn't hear his cell phone conversations with the police during the famed police chase through LA.  They didn't get to see pictures of his cuts on his hand, or the condition of his bedroom after the murders.  They never saw the contents of his bronco which reportedly had significant blood in it.  They didn't get to see the blood samples in the bronco, they didn't get to see the blood types in the bronco (which all were not his), they didn't get to here his taped interview when the police brought him in for questioning....

smazza, check the records, you're an attorney in LA.  This has all been well documented, and discussed in books by the prosecution who were all to wrapped up in the fame, and not into prosecuting.   What can I say it was defense work at its best, and at its worst.  A murderer got away, and the jury never saw the entire facts.

[Velcro]

comments smazza?   hahahaha