Jump to content

Mr. WEO

Community Member
  • Posts

    44,487
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Mr. WEO

  1. Priest are very wary of giving hand jobs at church these days, so...probably not.
  2. So you think it's possible he would even threaten to move the team under any circumstance? What my parents did for me is bring me into a world where I can enjoy the printed thoughts of people such as yourself. I am eternally grateful to them for this! And where did I claim to be "smart". lol
  3. Yes. YES!! Every record WILL BE BROKEN this season! 2K rushing? All Dalvin Cook needed was one more game and 90 carries to get the 450 he needed to break 2000. And after him, Jonathan Taylor could have taken the extra game to run it 120 times to get that last 800+ yards to put him over the top! Add Henry....well that's 3 right there! And, likewise, Russ Wilson and Brady would have each easily racked up a 10 TD game in "Week 18". to get them to 50. Josh would need a 13 TD game, but he's easily a top 4 QB, so.....of course it could happen!!
  4. Pretty goofy tactic by Rusty Harden, but I guess he doesn't have much else in his bag of tricks to help Watson out yet...
  5. He could be the next Zach Brown!!! Or is it Preston Brown......?
  6. There already is an under utilized Buffalo Convention Center. Plus such a "flexible" venue being used another couple dozen times a year is the definition of a financial disaster. The country has a glut of convention square footage--much of it in far more attractive conventioning cities than Buffalo---and much of int lays empty for the vast majority of the year. Convention centers are one of the worst investments of public money ever conceived. This gets mentioned every time a "downtown stadium" is discussed. It's committing one boondoggle (public financing of a stadium) and then compounding it infinitely into a completely predictable financial unforced error. Pegula can just "drill another well", right? Let him do so and build a nice new stadium if he wants one. Unlike the County and State--he has the money to do it (or the access to funds needed).
  7. Why do the Bills have to consider a guy like this....at TE, no less?
  8. So the owner who "saved" the Bills from moving is going to, a handful of years after buying the team and before his first stadium lease is up, credibly threaten to move the team? LOL, I love this place! Every public entity foolish enough to build a new convention center has gone with the same mantra: "just fill it with events!" And stadiums are rarely used anywhere for a solid schedule of stadium sized events. Buffalo is not a destination, so there are few convention events to make a dent in the costs of such a center. The Bills announced today that they have "revised" that "study" they did a while ago about the stadium issue, taking COVID economy into consideration. My guess is that their first plan/money grab was bold enough to get them laughed out of the room these days. Here's the only deal the county (NYS can't afford this nonsense) should listen to: whatever % ofd the financing the billionaire couple seeks from the public should be paid for in a matching % ownership by the public. This is the model the NFL should approve of going forward. It has been known for years that there is no sigbnificant financial benefit for the public financing of stadiums, only cost. Let the public share in the revenue or pay for it yourselves....
  9. The "build new convention centers" call form some reason won't die. This topic has been put to rest countless times, one would think. This country is flooded with convention space. Buffalo has plenty (and isn't fully booked). Pegula can pay for whatever stadium he can image. Let's leave the state's taxpayers out of this.
  10. These women were from all over the country. Only 2 were recommended by the Texans staff. How did the other ones get contacted by the Texans owner and the plaintiff's lawyer? And now the "70 other Texans" are in on this too?--giving up names at the request of these men in order to bring down their QB? Did Watson regulary share to names of the dozens of massagers with his 70 other teammates? This conspiracy casts a wide net!
  11. How would your employer get the names of all the massage therapists you have procured services from over the past year?
  12. Well, none of this involves criminal charges, so any such talk is a distraction. He's being sued. It would be obvious these women have some text messaging, IG, etc trail they will present. We have heard a similar story published about a similar experience involving a woman who is not suing him. Interestingly, the lawyer is the same one who defended Mario Williams's ex-fiancee in his suit against her. Not only did he counter-sue, he released text messages which ultimately forced Williams to settle his case.
  13. This is the problem with any conspiracy and for its theorists: the simplest questions cannot be answered. When pressed on the details of the logic of their theory, invariably they say to the doubter (strangely): "you figure it out".
  14. Calls to who? And how would the owners know he was having regular lewd massages? How did they keep this massive conspiracy hushed up to this very day as it unfolds? And how is it that Watson's lawyer has not counter-sued the owners for concocting such a bold and outrageous scheme to defame their under-contract superstar? Tell us more....
  15. LOL I don't have to produce the texts. The plaintiffs have in their suits. Maybe you have missed all of the news reports detailing some of these? Anyway, let's get back to the conspiracy you are considering. How do you think it went down? The lawyer and the owners were able to somehow track down 19 women that Watkins received "sports massage" from? How did they get such a list of people? Who other than Watson would know who they all were? Help us out here. Your conjecture is fascinating. Elaborate... According to the lawsuit, after wiping the ***** off of her and finishing the session "as quickly as possible," she told Watson to leave. "After Watson left the house, he sent her a text saying 'Maybe 4:30 pm? At Houstonian. I see you're getting comfortable with certain techniques and areas,' " the lawsuit states. "When Plaintiff declined the massage, Watson texted her incessantly almost every day afterwards asking for a massage. Plaintiff did not respond to his messages. Watson would also call Plaintiff almost three times a day. Plaintiff would not answer his calls. Plaintiff felt violated, disgusted and betrayed."
  16. He's not been charged and no one has pressed charges, so that doesn't matter for this discussion. He's being sued. But go ahead and answer my question: how did this lawyer and the team owner plant all those texts (that he is now furiously deleting) on his cell phone. They would had to have for your conspiracy to be at all plausible. How did they do it?
×
×
  • Create New...