Pilot won't be prosecuted
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i love j. haslam. best thing tennessee has produced since p. manning.
everyone else from tennessee are just slack-jawed yokels who couldn't find their asses if not for the stick up it.
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So they are guilty... Just no jail time. Money gets you out of everything.
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You and your 23 posts, and your already considered an asshole.
"You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970. -
I believe individuals can still be charged if found to be involved in wrong doing. How does this actually help? It was already known that some individuals were involved, so how can Haslam be considered safe?
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OK, but not stated in what I read there was whether or not Jimmy Haslam may still be subject to indictment. Or was there more to the article, or the consent decree that stated the status of Jimmy?
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You and your 23 posts, and your already considered an asshole.
You and your 23 posts, and your already considered an asshole.
I heard you were considered an asshole at post #1. See it goes both ways... Only difference is I was on topic before you troll baited your way into this response.
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Every individual in the company is fair game for prosecution still if found complicit. This simply negotiates a settlement for the overall company. It is pretty black and white in the way its written that neither Haslam or any other Pilot employee are safe.
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You and your 23 posts, and your already considered an asshole.
You and your 23 posts, and your already considered an asshole.
^^^^ this
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Carpetbagger owner, dishonest businessman.
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Carpetbagger owner, dishonest businessman.
The Soldier said:
Carpetbagger owner, dishonest businessman.
the soldier:
steeler queef.
eat my taint you cocksney cunt.
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NFL says no discipline necessary.
Because, sure he stole $150 million ... But it's not like he smoked weed or something.
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Carpetbagger owner, dishonest businessman.
The Soldier said:
Carpetbagger owner, dishonest businessman.
Just like the Steelers founder, though he was probably more of a home grown dishonest businessman.
Nearly evey owner can be called a carpetbagger in that they are not natives of the town/region their team is located. Hell, we had a non-carpetbagger owner, a Cleveland native owner called Randy Lerner. I will try my luck now with this carpetbagger.
I mean the guy that is just as beloved as Art Rooney was....Ralph Wilson, was a carpetbagger from Detroit.
Then there was Art Modell....the biggest carpetbagger of them all.
There are the DeBartolo/Yorks. Last time I looked their NFL team did not play in Youngstown.
I suspect that if you went down the list of all 31 majority owners of NFL teams, 75% of them could be considered "carpetbaggers".
(31 excludes community owned Packers)
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Carpetbagger - never heard the term before. Lest we forget, though, this particular carpetbagger was also a carpetbagger part-owner of the Steelers.
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Carpetbagger - never heard the term before. Lest we forget, though, this particular carpetbagger was also a carpetbagger part-owner of the Steelers.
Carpetbagger - never heard the term before. Lest we forget, though, this particular carpetbagger was also a carpetbagger part-owner of the Steelers.
Really? You mean you have never heard of the term at all, or have never heard it in terms of sports ownership.
Here is an article regarding the origins of the term carpetbagger:
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Yeah I found wikipedia, thanks.
Not a term that made its way this side of the atlantic.
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