Moss' Legal Team: Woman Victim of "Consensual Horseplay" - Page 5 - New England Patriots Forums

2000army · 01-17-2008, 10:31 AM

Who Cares!!!!!

Really......Geesh ......wait for the facts.

Sometimes it is painful to live in the northeast.

Oswlek · 01-17-2008, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by PatsFaninAZ

Are we seriously disputing whether these two had a sexual relationship?

There was no doubt about that after Randy's press conference yesterday. Come on. Please.

You think "consensual horseplay" might not mean sex? Like what? They were playing one on one basketball or twister? Nobody says "consensual horseplay" to mean something that is not sex. Otherwise they'd just say "horseplay."

There's never any reason to say "consensual" unless you're talking about sex. Forcing someone to go bowling with you is not a big deal.

I don't care about his love life.

This is a completely asinine post. Of course opposite sex friends can have "horseplay". And the "consensual" part of it is justifying Randy's case that any injuries that came about because of it were purely accidental. Randy did not force her to do anything against her wishes.

Please. Give me a break.

01-17-2008, 10:32 AM

Randy is part of our family, our Patriot family and we're tight. I DON'T GIVE A CRAP WHAT HE DOES, he's a family member and we support him no matter what.

#81 is going to literally explode on Sunday, Marlin McCree, take cover my friend.............................

***BelichickFan*** · 01-17-2008, 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by ctpatsfan77

And, I might add, that over on the Planet Randy's kids' grandfather is a poster. He said [paraphrasing] (A) Randy has told his family his side of the story, (B) they are as shocked as he is by what's going on, and (C) they don't think he's in the wrong here.

If you have a link to that could you put it here ? I would look but PP is so busy it's almost impossible to find anything.

Regardless - whatever - if he had beat the crap out of some woman then it would be tough to root for him but whether I approve of his personnel life or not, this is basically a shoulder shrug for me.

JaxPats · 01-17-2008, 10:34 AM

SHEESH! What ever happened to just plain ol' Sport F88kin?

tuckeverlasting · 01-17-2008, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by PatsFaninAZ

Are we seriously disputing whether these two had a sexual relationship?

There was no doubt about that after Randy's press conference yesterday. Come on. Please.

You think "consensual horseplay" might not mean sex? Like what? They were playing one on one basketball or twister? Nobody says "consensual horseplay" to mean something that is not sex. Otherwise they'd just say "horseplay."

There's never any reason to say "consensual" unless you're talking about sex. Forcing someone to go bowling with you is not a big deal.

I don't care about his love life.

you don't think there's a difference between consensual horseplay and non consensual horseplay between men and women ?

***Deus Irae*** · 01-17-2008, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by PatriotsReign

BrianPat, I agree with every point you've made! Patsfans.com members have shown a love of gossip I never knew existed. Personally, I've never, ever had any interest in gossip, gossip magazines, celebrity shows or reality TV. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that those of us who enjoy these things have probably enjoyed engaging in the Moss gossip as well.

I could not believe some of our members took it upon themselves to make phone calls at 1am to do their own "Investigating". They were the epitomy of gossip mongers.

Your argument has been foolish. IF Disco's assumptions are correct (wife and kids), this would be an issue. In any court case, credibility is at the heart of testimony, and cheating on a wife is not a positive 'credibility' point.

PatsFaninAZ · 01-17-2008, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Oswlek

This is a completely asinine post. Of course opposite sex friends can have "horseplay". And the "consensual" part of it is justifying Randy's case that any injuries that came about because of it were purely accidental. Randy did not force her to do anything against he wishes.

Please. Give me a break.

You're serious, aren't you. You think a lawyer comes out to say "consensual horseplay" and is not talking about sex?

Ok.

primetime · 01-17-2008, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by BradyToMoss

Randy is part of our family, our Patriot family and we're tight. I DON'T GIVE A CRAP WHAT HE DOES, he's a family member and we support him no matter what.

Why? He wouldn't go to your funeral tomorrow if you were to die, just like he wouldn't go to mine or anyone else's here. Despite the fact I personally think Moss probably didn't do anything wrong and is the victim of a money trap (because he was a little too much for her to handle, if you get my drift), if he was guilty I could care less (though, as it should be, I will presume him innocent until guilt is proven). As long as it doesn't screw up his ability to play football.

Unlike most of you, I recognize that football players aren't saints, and Randy Moss definitely isn't, even if his so-called checkered past is a little overblown. As long as they play well on the field and don't murder anyone (Leonard Little, Ray Lewis... I'm looking at you), they can blow coke off stripper's butts every night for 5 hours for all I care.

***shmessy*** · 01-17-2008, 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by patchick

OT, but just thinking...

Isn't it funny how every detail of Brady's lovelife is headline material, while here we are at the AFCG and nobody even knows whether Randy Moss is married?

I guess the moral for professional athletes who genuinely want privacy is: date women who aren't famous.

Actually, the comparative Moss/Brady scenarios right now would argue the opposite.