No steak for O.J.

"T-Bone? Why not G-Bone?"

"There's no G-Bone."

"There's a G-Spot."

"That's a myth!"

 

No steak for you, OJ!

 

Even with all of those years of the O'Connor Court, I don't think "acquitted murderer" is a protected class, yet. I wouldn't put anything past Kennedy going forward.

 

Calling these people:

 

"We reserve the right....."

Isn't that what that Nazi skinhead Army-Navy store owner in Falling Down said when he kicked the two homo's out of his store?

Isn't this the same?

 

You'll have to clarify your point for me...During the reading of the verdict they used the words "Not guilty"...they did not say he was found innocent. And in the AP Style book, it says not guilty is preferred to innocent because it is more precise legally...

Your point, sir?

 

Uh, no.

 

I might be taking a little lattitude here, but if a customer came in and was being loud and boisterous and disrupting the dining of others, would he not have license to ask that person to leave? I mention that because one might argue that, given his past, Simpson's mere presence creates a disruption. 'Course, that's not what Ruby said. He made it plain he felt Simpson was guilty regardless of the court decision.

 

Good for this owner.
OJ is a disruption, and needs to be treated like the scum he is.

 

Then again, O.J. was ruled innocent. Wouldn't a liberal treat him like he was American of the Year?

 

Resisting.....Urge....To....Feed....Troll........

 

A jury said he was innocent......regardless of the evidence....

I don't think he's innocent. But legally, he is.