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25 minutes ago, CuddyDark said:

McCoy met this woman. He purchased a house with or for or because of this woman. He moved in said House with woman, as a couple. He purchased jewelry for said woman at the same time woman says they discussed marriage. He paid or sent goons to remove jewelry from said woman while also beating said woman. All facts. What was said between McCoy and said woman is unknown and what comes from tiny brains here about what is stated between the two is not fact. McCoy purchased her the house and the jewelry meaning despite the words spouted here it was McCoy who saw a future with this woman. Again editorializing fact as opinion does not make opinion fact.

I believe the above bolded is the only established fact.

 

P.S.- Would you officiate DC Tom's and my wedding? We're engaged, ya know! (by your standards, anyway)

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31 minutes ago, CuddyDark said:

McCoy met this woman. He purchased a house with or for or because of this woman. He moved in said House with woman, as a couple. He purchased jewelry for said woman at the same time woman says they discussed marriage. He paid or sent goons to remove jewelry from said woman while also beating said woman. All facts. What was said between McCoy and said woman is unknown and what comes from tiny brains here about what is stated between the two is not fact. McCoy purchased her the house and the jewelry meaning despite the words spouted here it was McCoy who saw a future with this woman. Again editorializing fact as opinion does not make opinion fact.

 

You taking "fact" lessons from Trump?

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2 minutes ago, Rocky Landing said:

I believe the above bolded is the only established fact.

 

P.S.- Would you officiate DC Tom's and my wedding? We're engaged, ya know! (by your standards, anyway)

You're cheating on me Rocky Landing?!?! I thought we were in love. Remember that one time when I posted and you responded and then you said "cool" ......now your marrying DC TOM?!?!  What is this world coming too?!?!

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46 minutes ago, CuddyDark said:

McCoy met this woman. He purchased a house with or for or because of this woman. He moved in said House with woman, as a couple. He purchased jewelry for said woman at the same time woman says they discussed marriage. He paid or sent goons to remove jewelry from said woman while also beating said woman. All facts. What was said between McCoy and said woman is unknown and what comes from tiny brains here about what is stated between the two is not fact. McCoy purchased her the house and the jewelry meaning despite the words spouted here it was McCoy who saw a future with this woman. Again editorializing fact as opinion does not make opinion fact.

 

What a bunch of conjectural nonsense.  The bolded from your post has to be a note to self. 

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52 minutes ago, CuddyDark said:

McCoy met this woman. He purchased a house with or for or because of this woman. He moved in said House with woman, as a couple. He purchased jewelry for said woman at the same time woman says they discussed marriage. He paid or sent goons to remove jewelry from said woman while also beating said woman. All facts. What was said between McCoy and said woman is unknown and what comes from tiny brains here about what is stated between the two is not fact. McCoy purchased her the house and the jewelry meaning despite the words spouted here it was McCoy who saw a future with this woman. Again editorializing fact as opinion does not make opinion fact.

 

Earlier on this page you criticized 26 for not knowing what a fact is yet you just demonstrated you don't know what one is.

You're a strong believer in only listening to one side of the story it looks like....

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53 minutes ago, CuddyDark said:

McCoy met this woman. He purchased a house with or for or because of this woman. He moved in said House with woman, as a couple. He purchased jewelry for said woman at the same time woman says they discussed marriage. He paid or sent goons to remove jewelry from said woman while also beating said woman. All facts. What was said between McCoy and said woman is unknown and what comes from tiny brains here about what is stated between the two is not fact. McCoy purchased her the house and the jewelry meaning despite the words spouted here it was McCoy who saw a future with this woman. Again editorializing fact as opinion does not make opinion fact.

 

1) The bolded is not a fact.  It is your half-assed supposition.

2) None of that represents a binding proposal of marriage.

32 minutes ago, BillsFan17 said:

None of that is fact. Parading conjecture around as "fact" is a bad look.

 

There's at least two concrete facts in his post: McCoy met the woman, and the woman says they discussed marriage.

57 minutes ago, CuddyDark said:

McCoy met this woman. He purchased a house with or for or because of this woman. He moved in said House with woman, as a couple. He purchased jewelry for said woman at the same time woman says they discussed marriage. He paid or sent goons to remove jewelry from said woman while also beating said woman. All facts. What was said between McCoy and said woman is unknown and what comes from tiny brains here about what is stated between the two is not fact. McCoy purchased her the house and the jewelry meaning despite the words spouted here it was McCoy who saw a future with this woman. Again editorializing fact as opinion does not make opinion fact.

 

3) Even your tiny brain should be able to see how utterly ridiculous the bolded above is.  

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White knight syndrome.  Something horrible happens to a woman, and the women IDs the cause, some people will immediately believe them without a shred of evidence and lead the crusade to bring down the horrible ogre that did horrible things to the poor damsel.  They never stop to question, even slightly, if the victim is wrong about their attacker (be it honest mistake, assumption or outright lie), or if all the facts might not be accurate.  They see the victim, feel horrible for them, believe every word said without question, and berate anyone else who doesn't do the same as being insensitive to the victim.  Seen it many times in my life.  Hell, twice I was the white knight...and in the end it was revealed I was duped, both times.  Lesson (eventually) learned.

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2 hours ago, Bills4Ever4Life said:

Exactly what I was thinking. Poster claims that we state opinions as fact and in the same post states AS A FACT that "He paid or sent goons to remove jewelry from said woman while also beating said woman.". lol this person sounds like they could be McCoy's ex or lawyer lol :P

 

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Edit: Totally off topic but why am i on "Probation"? Is it just because I have so few posts and everyone starts out there?

 

Yes it is because you have so few posts and all new posters start there. No worries.

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3 hours ago, Foxx said:

it's a fact that he paid goons to remove jewlery and beat the woman?

 

 

I said paid or sent. I don't know if he actually paid them. I go by the evidence. The evidence is he wanted the jewelry back, the same jewelry that was stolen at gun point.

2 hours ago, BillsFan17 said:

None of that is fact. Parading conjecture around as "fact" is a bad look.

What part is conjecture?

 

Did McCoy share a house with this woman? Yes.

 

Did McCoy buy her jewelry that was stolen at gun point? Yes.

 

 

15 minutes ago, The Red King said:

White knight syndrome.  Something horrible happens to a woman, and the women IDs the cause, some people will immediately believe them without a shred of evidence and lead the crusade to bring down the horrible ogre that did horrible things to the poor damsel.  They never stop to question, even slightly, if the victim is wrong about their attacker (be it honest mistake, assumption or outright lie), or if all the facts might not be accurate.  They see the victim, feel horrible for them, believe every word said without question, and berate anyone else who doesn't do the same as being insensitive to the victim.  Seen it many times in my life.  Hell, twice I was the white knight...and in the end it was revealed I was duped, both times.  Lesson (eventually) learned.

I don't care about the woman. I care about the facts. I think they deserve each other if you want to know what I believe.

2 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Earlier on this page you criticized 26 for not knowing what a fact is yet you just demonstrated you don't know what one is.

You're a strong believer in only listening to one side of the story it looks like....

No you all are siding with McCoy's side because he plays for the Bills. I said many time WE don't know ****. I see facts. She met him. They lived together. Goons took jewelry at gunpoint that McCoy had previously asked the woman to return.

 

All you see it the Bills and McCoy. I don't care if he gets away with it, if he did it, or if he does 20 years.

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8 minutes ago, CuddyDark said:

No you all are siding with McCoy's side because he plays for the Bills. I said many time WE don't know ****. I see facts. She met him. They lived together. Goons took jewelry at gunpoint that McCoy had previously asked the woman to return.

 

All you see it the Bills and McCoy. I don't care if he gets away with it, if he did it, or if he does 20 years.

 

LOL....

 

Now you're changing your facts huh?  In the earlier reply, you specifically stated it was a "FACT" that McCoy sent the goons.

 

"He paid or sent goons to remove jewelry from said woman while also beating said woman. All facts."

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Bills4Ever4Life said:

You're cheating on me Rocky Landing?!?! I thought we were in love. Remember that one time when I posted and you responded and then you said "cool" ......now your marrying DC TOM?!?!  What is this world coming too?!?!

We never discussed the M word. :angry:

 

Also, someone keyed my car this morning. I'm assuming that it was DC Tom, which makes it a proven fact. So, I guess the wedding is off. I'll start the litigation process this afternoon.

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20 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

LOL....

 

Now you're changing your facts huh?  In the earlier reply, you specifically stated it was a "FACT" that McCoy sent the goons.

 

"He paid or sent goons to remove jewelry from said woman while also beating said woman. All facts."

 

 

 

I did. Where's the change? We know the jewelry he asked for was taken at gunpoint. I stand by what I said there.

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7 minutes ago, CuddyDark said:

I did. Where's the change? We know the jewelry he asked for was taken at gunpoint. I stand by what I said there.

 

Where's the change?  In the first response you specifically stated McCoy sent them.  Then in this latest reply you stated you didn't mention McCoy sent the goons.

 

So lets throw the semantics aside and just answer this simple question.

 

Is it a FACT that McCoy sent those goons?  

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15 hours ago, Buffalo86 said:

 

Works on contingency? 

No, money down!

Lionel Hutz was the best. 

 

Hutz: Mrs. Simpson, in your own words, please tell us what happened after you and your husband were ejected from the restaurant.
Marge: We pretty much went straight home.
Hutz: Remember, Mrs. Simpson, you're still under oath.
Marge: We drove around until 3:00 in the morning looking for another open all-you-can-eat seafood restaurant.
Hutz: And when you couldn't find any?
Marge: (crying) We went fishing!
Hutz: Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, do these sound like the actions of a man who's had ALL he could eat?
Fat Juror: That could have been me!

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"I care about the facts."

 

What facts?!?  The woman was attacked...fact.  Every single other thing about this matter...heresay and conjecture.  There aren't even facts...there is a single fact.  One.

 

See, I have not, and will not say McCoy didn't do it, any more then I'll say he did.  Without facts, it's all speculation.  Due to her recent antics, especially changing her story I find her far less credable, but I can't say for certain she's lying.  And I've maintained that from the start.  But stating McCoy either attacked her or hired someone to as outright fact?  I love people who rant about people here already declaring him innocent, when they are already declaring him guilty.  Hypocracy at it's finest.

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2 hours ago, CuddyDark said:

...  I don't care if he gets away with it, if he did it, or if he does 20 years.

so, you don't care if he gets 20 years even if he had nothing to do with it? 

 

i think you should just quit while your behind. all your doing is digging the hole deeper.

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Oh, should we toss some more facts out?  Fact, McCoy wanted her out of the house, and jewelry returned.  Fact, he was trying to evict her.  Fact, there was an eviction court hearing slated for the day after the attack.  Fact, the victim's story keeps changing, most recently with a newly added claim that the attacker outright said he knew McCoy, information that somehow did not come out right away.

 

Fact...the facts do not make things as clear-cut as some believe.

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36 minutes ago, Foxx said:

so, you don't care if he gets 20 years even if he had nothing to do with it? 

 

i think you should just quit while your behind. all your doing is digging the hole deeper.

I said "OR." Did you miss I said or? I'm not too bright but or is a conjunction joining two things, anyway I think it is. Like I said I'm not too bright on those kind of things. A conjunction joins two independent thoughts.

2 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Where's the change?  In the first response you specifically stated McCoy sent them.  Then in this latest reply you stated you didn't mention McCoy sent the goons.

 

So lets throw the semantics aside and just answer this simple question.

 

Is it a FACT that McCoy sent those goons?  

I never said I don't believe he did not send them. So that I'm really clear I believe McCoy sent them. I don't know if they went for free or if he paid them is what I said in the earlier post.

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