Lounge 13.0: First Ever Lounge by Rosh and he failed

[Sportfan]

Wait do we have to make a write up for our team? If we do, dont worry sporty,Greg I got it.

Such a diligent hard worker SK, I'm proud of you

[roshan3ai]

Accused.

Never proven.

Unless you are a judge or have proof of this then it is nothing but slander.

Okay, he was involved in the murder of a man..

link meeeeeeee

Link

[roshan3ai]

Unless I'm or you're an eye witness or a person is charged and convicted of the allegation that they are being accused of, we should get away from placing wrongful judgments on people.

Ray Lewis was never CONVICTED of murder, he was accused. Charges were dropped.

You can have your opinions on it, but calling someone a murderer is heinous unless you have proof to back it up.

Using the case or trial notes against Lewis isn't proof because those charges were dropped.

Calling Ray Lewis a murderer is a joke. You aren't a judge and you are in no position to pass judgment on Lewis or call anyone a murderer without proof or without a conviction to hold against that individual.

Period.

Calling him a murderer was wrong. But I'm pretty damn sure he did something wrong if he got obstruction of justice charges.

[knicks=love]

Okay, he was involved in the murder of a man..


Link

you don't know he was involved. in the video i watched (and i know you're going to criticize me about saying this), he says he walked out of a club/bar (forget which) and an altercation broke out. next thing he heard was 14 gun shots go off and hit his limo navigator. he went back to the hotel and saw on the news that they were looking for that limo he was in because they thought it was "linked" to the altercation. he was at the wrong place at the wrong time.

[Ebbs]

Yea I'm with rosh he was involved.

[Sportfan]

•I would send a link but that's a ban.
•That maybe the case, but atleast I'm not from NJ (thank God)
•That's a depressing.
•Let me make it easier for you-Go your college buddies, since you have trolled another person on the internet whom you do not know.
Make a chatzy and maybe- I will put the picks of the disordered face and body of Taylor.

good work sk! taking one for the team by not getting yourself banned no matter how bad lenkey wants to. This is true leadership defined at its greatest

[Greet]

Calling him a murderer is about as much of a joke as calling him a saint and a class act is.

[StarvingKnick22]

good work sk! taking one for the team by not getting yourself banned no matter how bad lenkey wants to. This is true leadership defined at its greatest

Thanks Mayne!

[PocketKings]

Calling him a murderer is about as much of a joke as calling him a saint and a class act is.

To listen to some *bleeping* posters on the internet for their view on Ray Lewis, or listen to his peers, his teammates, his opponents, his coaches, and opposing coaches on their perspective on Ray Lewis?

Hmm... I know which one I'll take.

[greg_ory_2005]

Good job SK

[knicks=love]

To listen to some *bleeping* posters on the internet for their view on Ray Lewis, or listen to his peers, his teammates, his opponents, his coaches, and opposing coaches on their perspective on Ray Lewis?

Hmm... I know which one I'll take.

they obviously haven't seen the video.

i was talking to another one of my bosses who's from baltimore and said that ray lewis visited his cousin in the hospital multiple times before he passed away. he said he would've been at the funeral but he had like a family thing or some meeting that he had to be at and couldn't attend. the guy was just a normal guy in the hospital about to pass away who was a huge ravens fan and ray ****ing lewis visited him more than once. and people are saying that he has no class and calling him a murderer when the charges were ****ing dropped and nothing was proven. because that totally makes sense..

[roshan3ai]

you don't know he was involved. in the video i watched (and i know you're going to criticize me about saying this), he says he walked out of a club/bar (forget which) and an altercation broke out. next thing he heard was 14 gun shots go off and hit his limo navigator. he went back to the hotel and saw on the news that they were looking for that limo he was in because they thought it was "linked" to the altercation. he was at the wrong place at the wrong time.

So why was the suit he was wearing that night never found?

[roshan3ai]

To listen to some *bleeping* posters on the internet for their view on Ray Lewis, or listen to his peers, his teammates, his opponents, his coaches, and opposing coaches on their perspective on Ray Lewis?

Hmm... I know which one I'll take.

Getting way too defensive. From what I've read he had a part in it. He's not a saint who can do no wrong. I love Ray the player. Hell my favorite NBA player of alltime is Allen Iverson and we all know his off-court history. But you can't call him a class act when he most likely was involved in murder.

[PocketKings]

they obviously haven't seen the video.

i was talking to another one of my bosses who's from baltimore and said that ray lewis visited his cousin in the hospital multiple times before he passed away. he said he would've been at the funeral but he had like a family thing or some meeting that he had to be at and couldn't attend. the guy was just a normal guy in the hospital about to pass away who was a huge ravens fan and ray ****ing lewis visited him more than once. and people are saying that he has no class and calling him a murderer when the charges were ****ing dropped and nothing was proven. because that totally makes sense..

He's like a godfather to that city.

But then again, some people just are too ignorant to accept the fact that people learn from their mistakes. Even the mistake of just being at the wrong place at the wrong time.

Either way, when it is all said and done, Ray Lewis finishes his career as the greatest MLB to ever play the game and the fact that I got to watch his career, the fact that I got to read and hear about the hundreds, thousands of lives he has changed makes me proud of to be a Ravens' fan and proud to be a fan of Ray Lewis.

[Greet]

To listen to some *bleeping* posters on the internet for their view on Ray Lewis, or listen to his peers, his teammates, his opponents, his coaches, and opposing coaches on their perspective on Ray Lewis?

Hmm... I know which one I'll take.

I don't know him personally but like most players Id assume Ray Lewis on the field is a lot different than Ray Lewis off the field.