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Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
LMAO....
About 5 Saints players were getting sauced at the bar right near my school on tuesday. Vilma took one of the biggest freshman jumpoffs home
Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
LMAO....
About 5 Saints players were getting sauced at the bar right near my school on tuesday. Vilma took one of the biggest freshman jumpoffs home
thisOriginally Posted by dmxfury
Covington Police are no joke, wrong area to try that
guess he's just following in the footsteps of Lofa Tatupu, no underage female present though...
Police in Kirkland, the suburban home of the Seahawks' headquarters andpractice facility, reported Tatupu registered blood-alcohol levels of.155 and .158 in breath test readings - nearly twice the .08 legal
The police report said an officer parked in his patrol car just after 2a.m. Saturday observed Tatupu driving a 2006 Hyundai in excess of 50mph in a 35 mph zone on a main city street and making erratic lanechanges without signaling.
Or the Pontiac belonged to the 18 year old girlOriginally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
yall dont know nothin bout them inconegro whips...
No one even suspects
dude be like: "yoooo that look like Rey Rey maualuga wit that 16 yr old bout to get in that 03 Pontiac "
his boy be like: "mannn hell no, why da hell would Rey be pushin a 03 Pontiac, Fool, you drunk ..."
Dude: " Ahhh yea u rite"
... cover still in-tact
Yeah, he just got a huge extension in MaddenOriginally Posted by Scott Frost
Maualuga had two passengers in the car, an 18-year-old girl, and a "juvenile female."
At USC in 2005, he was arrested for misdemeanor battery after an alcohol-fueled brawl. He plea bargained the charge down to counseling, community service and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
In 2006, Maualuga once again was cited for participation an altercation, this time at a fraternity party. He was not legally charged in the matter, which resulted in “internal