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11-19-2009, 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Paladuck

Dude.

Some of those girls were totally doozable. Who says athletes can't be hot.

noone? i know a chick who can beat me in a race in any distance between 40yd dash to the 5K....and multiple other sports,and is hotz as crapzors.

Paladuck · 11-19-2009, 06:16 AM

Figure of speech...nevermind.

Raiyne · 11-19-2009, 01:13 PM

Compensating for her lack of skill.

Ronin · 11-19-2009, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by V-Opolis

and before anyone asks, since theres alot of youtube comments on it, im 99% sure you cant be charged with assault or any type of crime while your participating in an organized sport(college,high school etc.) while the clock is running.

How is that?

Would be a fun idea; twistin a guys neck and than saying it's part of the sport.

11-19-2009, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Ronin

How is that?

Would be a fun idea; twistin a guys neck and than saying it's part of the sport.

well, if its intentional that's another story.you cant charge a football player with murder or whatever if he happens to kill someone when he tackles someone(unless he had intent to kill him).

H4wkeye · 11-19-2009, 02:47 PM

Lol,you can see that shes a biatch.Someone should've tackled her right in her knees D:

Espio0 · 11-19-2009, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by V-Opolis

seriously...i mena that was a little excessive, but soccer is an aggressive sport, refs and people need to learn that.

are you kidding me? soccer is no where near that aggresive, ***** just has some issue's, what kind of fair player does such things like punching the back, pulling hair, slamming fists into other player faces, expressly kicking a ball in the face.

a tackle and an accidental punch can happen, but this just goes to far, i'd like to see you on the field against her, getting punched and all that, lets see if you still say that people need to learn that its an aggresive sport? its a game of soccer, not ****ing american football.

Nonsue · 11-19-2009, 05:37 PM

Saw this on the news a while back...She must be related to Zidane.

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Originally Posted by V-Opolis

noone? i know a chick who can beat me in a race in any distance between 40yd dash to the 5K....and multiple other sports,and is hotz as crapzors.

Pics or GTFO.

I don't mean to sound sexist but....maybe she was on her period.

Ronin · 11-19-2009, 05:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by V-Opolis

well, if its intentional that's another story.you cant charge a football player with murder or whatever if he happens to kill someone when he tackles someone(unless he had intent to kill him).

2nd degree + negligence.

It will definitely happen that the state attorney (or respective prosecutor-office) will open up a case.

Paladuck · 11-19-2009, 07:16 PM

Unless there is intent for the football player to kill, there would not be any homicide charges filed against him.

Not all states classify murder under 1st and 2nd degree murder, and the ones that do attach different meanings to the terms. Murder requires intent. First degree is traditionally intent with premeditation and deliberation (i.e., planning out someone's death), and second degree is intent without premeditation and deliberation. So without intent, murder is out the door.

The lowest form of homicide (in terms of severity under the law) is negligent homicide. In order to be found negligent, you have to be aware of a substantial and unjustifiable risk and act outside of what a reasonable person would in that situation. It can hardly be argued that a reasonable football player would not tackle someone. If they made the tackle in some kind of unusual or reckless way outside of normal football conduct, then there would be a case. But otherwise no.

You also can't sue someone for hurting you from a football tackle because courts have held that when you engage in a sport, you assume all the normal risks of that sport. In the case of the crazy soccer biatch, elbowing and pulling people by their hair is probably not a normal risk, so theoretically you could win a lawsuit if you wanted to sue.

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Paladuck Roon's Rogue Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: The Pond Posts: 4,213 Reputation: 256	Unless there is intent for the football player to kill, there would not be any homicide charges filed against him. Not all states classify murder under 1st and 2nd degree murder, and the ones that do attach different meanings to the terms. Murder requires intent. First degree is traditionally intent with premeditation and deliberation (i.e., planning out someone's death), and second degree is intent without premeditation and deliberation. So without intent, murder is out the door. The lowest form of homicide (in terms of severity under the law) is negligent homicide. In order to be found negligent, you have to be aware of a substantial and unjustifiable risk and act outside of what a reasonable person would in that situation. It can hardly be argued that a reasonable football player would not tackle someone. If they made the tackle in some kind of unusual or reckless way outside of normal football conduct, then there would be a case. But otherwise no. You also can't sue someone for hurting you from a football tackle because courts have held that when you engage in a sport, you assume all the normal risks of that sport. In the case of the crazy soccer biatch, elbowing and pulling people by their hair is probably not a normal risk, so theoretically you could win a lawsuit if you wanted to sue. __________________

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11-19-2009, 02:47 PM	#26 (permalink)
H4wkeye Banned Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: New York, CTU Posts: 2,499 Reputation: 132	Lol,you can see that shes a biatch.Someone should've tackled her right in her knees D: