Mariota beats Rapeis in another test. Scores a 33 on the wonderlic compared to Winstons 27. Shocking I know....
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baddnole
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Mariota runs a little faster,wins 1 rose Bowl just a little smarter on dumb Wonderlic,wins National Championship game-----oh I'm sorry about that. Forgot Jameis is the winner of that one,and I forgot Jameis won a Rose Bowl also.
Dang ,Mariota is smarter than Peyton Manning also. Guess he will be a great NFL Q/B also
Baddnole wins $100 from redblood. Probably. Less than 2 weeks to go. If I were to win I would like to donate my winnings to abused Children ,no matter their age.
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Dang ,Mariota is smarter than Peyton Manning also. Guess he will be a great NFL Q/B also
Baddnole wins $100 from redblood. Probably. Less than 2 weeks to go. If I were to win I would like to donate my winnings to abused Children ,no matter their age.
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Good time Charlie
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I just took a couple of these wonderlik tests ..they are easy but you have to be on your toes you have a timer on you. You cannot let your mind wander.
They are quite entertaining.Multiple choice so you can keep going if you do not know it.The one I was doing had 15 questions in 3 minutes,real easy just hard to keep your mind on things for 3 mins.
They are quite entertaining.Multiple choice so you can keep going if you do not know it.The one I was doing had 15 questions in 3 minutes,real easy just hard to keep your mind on things for 3 mins.
baddnole
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redblood":c16bp4u4 said:
Ryan Fitzpatrick (48)
Alex Smith (40)
Eli Manning (39)
Colin Kaepernick (38)
Andrew Luck (37)
Tony Romo (37)
Aaron Rodgers (35)
Tom Brady (33)
JOHNNY MANZIEL (32)
Peyton Manning (28)
Russell Wilson (24)
Robert Griffin III (24)
Tim Tebow (22)
Dan Marino (15)
baddnole":1ekgpxc0 said:
yep that is right. Winston is just little dumber than Manziel
baddnole":3pxbwtru said:Mariota runs a little faster,wins 1 rose Bowl just a little smarter on dumb Wonderlic,wins National Championship game-----oh I'm sorry about that. Forgot Jameis is the winner of that one,and I forgot Jameis won a Rose Bowl also.
Dang ,Mariota is smarter than Peyton Manning also. Guess he will be a great NFL Q/B also
Baddnole wins $100 from redblood. Probably. Less than 2 weeks to go. If I were to win I would like to donate my winnings to abused Children ,no matter their age.
I will make it to any charity you would like. abused children, rape victims, inner city council to stop crableg theft (ICCSCT)....you name it
baddnole
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No---abused children will be fine. Most of those rape victims been lying latley,like at Duke and U VA and that little cleatchaser at FSU, Erica Kinsman.
baddnole
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Jameis really likes crab legs but he will settle for shrimp and fish.redblood":914rxxxc said:baddnole":914rxxxc said:Mariota runs a little faster,wins 1 rose Bowl just a little smarter on dumb Wonderlic,wins National Championship game-----oh I'm sorry about that. Forgot Jameis is the winner of that one,and I forgot Jameis won a Rose Bowl also.
Dang ,Mariota is smarter than Peyton Manning also. Guess he will be a great NFL Q/B also
Baddnole wins $100 from redblood. Probably. Less than 2 weeks to go. If I were to win I would like to donate my winnings to abused Children ,no matter their age.
I will make it to any charity you would like. abused children, rape victims, inner city council to stop crableg theft (ICCSCT)....you name it
Mudbone
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He will probably have to settle for blue Bologna, government cheese, and knock off wonder bread. I don't think they serve seafood in prisons.
Mudbone":39ecv2cr said:
yep, only a matter of time before rapes a girl outside the sunshine state
baddnole
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redblood":1fgej791 said:
My,my redblood. Jokes about rape ,not very funny.
Mr.Mudbone, the prisons in this country serve some of the best food available. Ask AAron Hernandez and other celebrity prisoners.
baddnole":2p84d8yj said:
I don't think it was joke Baddnole. Rape is a crime in my state. Ask the Vandy thugs.
Vermin93
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Crying Rape
False rape accusations exist, and they are a serious problem.
By Cathy Young
http://www.slate.com/articles/doubl...ns_why_must_be_pretend_they_never_happen.html
"...But, in other known cases, such allegations stem from conflicting definitions of what constitutes rape and consent—particularly in sexual encounters that involve alcohol. The scandal at Ohio University last fall is an example of this.* A female student who was caught on camera in a drunken public sex act—which bystanders of both sexes had perceived as consensual—then filed a rape complaint after photos and video that showed her receiving oral sex from a male student became an Internet hit. The woman, who claimed she had no memory of the event, received strong support from feminist activists on campus and was vilified as a liar on men's rights websites. Ultimately, the grand jury cleared the man, concluding that while both parties were drunk, the woman was not incapacitated—she walked away unassisted and bought a burrito moments after the encounter—and was a willing participant. The district attorney also declined to charge either party with public indecency, commenting that the embarrassment was punishment enough.
Did the young woman lie to salvage her reputation? Of course we don't know; it may be that she thought that any level of intoxication renders consent invalid, as many campus programs are teaching today. But, as sociologist Kathleen Bogle and law professor Anne Coughlin recently noted in Slate, this is far from the legal standard for incapacitation required in a criminal finding of sexual assault. Even assuming the female student genuinely believed that what happened was rape, it was still, as the investigation concluded, a wrongful accusation—but one that won't be recorded as an "unfounded rape report" by the FBI.
So why is it necessary for us to have a clearer picture of the scope of false allegations, if most allegations are not intentionally false? We are not, as some anti-feminist blogs assert, in the midst of a massive "epidemic" of rape hoaxes. But wrongful accusations—either deliberately made up or based on gray-area cases that may hinge on mixed signals, alcohol-addled memories, or misunderstandings of what constitutes sexual assault—are not the almost nonexistent anomaly advocates for victims often claim. They can be cries for attention and sympathy, or attempts to cover up embarrassing sexual encounters (such as the 2009 Hofstra University case in which a female student's claim of gang rape in a men's room fell apart after a cellphone video taken by one of the accused men showed consensual group sex), or vendettas against former partners...."
False rape accusations exist, and they are a serious problem.
By Cathy Young
http://www.slate.com/articles/doubl...ns_why_must_be_pretend_they_never_happen.html
"...But, in other known cases, such allegations stem from conflicting definitions of what constitutes rape and consent—particularly in sexual encounters that involve alcohol. The scandal at Ohio University last fall is an example of this.* A female student who was caught on camera in a drunken public sex act—which bystanders of both sexes had perceived as consensual—then filed a rape complaint after photos and video that showed her receiving oral sex from a male student became an Internet hit. The woman, who claimed she had no memory of the event, received strong support from feminist activists on campus and was vilified as a liar on men's rights websites. Ultimately, the grand jury cleared the man, concluding that while both parties were drunk, the woman was not incapacitated—she walked away unassisted and bought a burrito moments after the encounter—and was a willing participant. The district attorney also declined to charge either party with public indecency, commenting that the embarrassment was punishment enough.
Did the young woman lie to salvage her reputation? Of course we don't know; it may be that she thought that any level of intoxication renders consent invalid, as many campus programs are teaching today. But, as sociologist Kathleen Bogle and law professor Anne Coughlin recently noted in Slate, this is far from the legal standard for incapacitation required in a criminal finding of sexual assault. Even assuming the female student genuinely believed that what happened was rape, it was still, as the investigation concluded, a wrongful accusation—but one that won't be recorded as an "unfounded rape report" by the FBI.
So why is it necessary for us to have a clearer picture of the scope of false allegations, if most allegations are not intentionally false? We are not, as some anti-feminist blogs assert, in the midst of a massive "epidemic" of rape hoaxes. But wrongful accusations—either deliberately made up or based on gray-area cases that may hinge on mixed signals, alcohol-addled memories, or misunderstandings of what constitutes sexual assault—are not the almost nonexistent anomaly advocates for victims often claim. They can be cries for attention and sympathy, or attempts to cover up embarrassing sexual encounters (such as the 2009 Hofstra University case in which a female student's claim of gang rape in a men's room fell apart after a cellphone video taken by one of the accused men showed consensual group sex), or vendettas against former partners...."
baddnole
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Very good article Vermin 93
baddnole":36oxye76 said:
it was an interesting article which has some merit, but it sets a dangerous precedence. By opening a blanketed window of doubt on rape allegations, we undermine the legal process in which truely sexually abused women relay on for justice. On top of the fact that Justice is difficult to obtain already, especially if the rapist is a sports star or the son of an important political figure, and the scenario for rape victims seems to be getting worse and worse and I think conviction rates will illustrate that. The biggest problem will always be the public who are willing to support the accused, not because they confident in their innocence, but because they value the product the accused brings them more than the suffering of the victim.
gator-n-buck
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I'm not a JW fan at all and after watching him on a few of these predraft programs. There's no doubt that he has some issues when it comes to his mentality.
As far as his on the field skills set, he is the most ready QB to play on the field in the NFL. Having stated that, its what he will do off the field that scares NFL teams.
As far as his on the field skills set, he is the most ready QB to play on the field in the NFL. Having stated that, its what he will do off the field that scares NFL teams.
baddnole
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gator-n-buck":2k2p1gg9 said:
Doesn,t scare the Bucs,because they actually talked to people and read the reports.
Vermin93
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redblood":1qrpq2cf said:
There is also the pathetic reality that some women will go to extreme lengths to be associated with and/or have sex with sports stars and celebrities. For some women, this starstruck behavior starts as early as high school. Sadly, the desperate acts of some disingenuous women have created a more difficult environment for truly innocent women.
A lot of men joke that most women are at least a little crazy. It happens right here on tndeer. There is some level of seriousness in these jokes. It's inconsistent to imply that most women are a little bit nuts and then assume they are all innocent victims when they claim rape.
on a side note, heard the sports guys on Nashville radio talking about the espn thing about Winston. said they were yelling at the screen to put your shirt back on. scrawny arms and flabby belly. One said he even had chest cellulite. and to think that Tampa may take him at one. how many strikes does it take to get this guy out.
gator-n-buck":2p7hyozm said:
the lack of muscle tone, speed and overall athletic ability would scare me. 21% BF is 3 % higher than my wife
