the thread about nothing...

so i messaged this guy on fleabay about a pair of shoes he has listed...shot him a offer & he accepted... i asked for him to send me more pictures because they are "VNDS" & a 2nd email with a paypal request....

this dude responds back with pictures & says he wont send an invoice because he has other offers for more....

im thinking like wtf why would you accept an offer if your still trying to nickel & dime for a few exra dollars

so i asked him flat out

"So you agreed with me for a certain price but if someone offers a couple bucks more then your going to break you word to get the few extra bucks instead of being a man of your word?"

he says "Yeah absolutely"

:x :x :smh: :smh: :smh:

that defeats the entire purpose of me offering a price & your accepting it.... just another reason i rarely deal with clowns on fleabay
 
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Alot of those videos are submitted by regular people
most likely someone in this thread submitted it
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DAMN

Saints player suspensions overturned on appeal; ‘Bounty Four’ free to play this Sunday


Jonathan Vilma did not waver, and that eventually paid off. (AP)
A three-member panel has overturned the suspensions handed down to four players by the NFL in the bounty case, and all four suspended players -- New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma, defensive end Will Smith, Cleveland Browns linebacker Scott Fujita, and at-large defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove -- are free to play this NFL season. It is a crushing defeat for the league and Commissioner Roger Goodell.

Hargrove had been released by the Green Bay Packers on August 24, but his availability could have the Packers re-thinking that decision. Vilma had been suspended for the entire 2012 season, while Fujita was hit with a three-game ban and Smith was set to be out four games.

The original appeal ruling, given by arbiter Stephen Burbank, opined that Goodell was within his authority to suspend the four players for alleged "pay-to-injure" schemes and other pay-for-performance actions. Per the panel ruling, Goodell can re-suspend the players if there is concrete evidence of a pay-to-injure scheme, but he will have to be much more proactive about actually producing evidence this time. The panel did reportedly rule that there was evidence of pay-to-injure during the 2009-2011 timeline, but what evidence that may have been is still unknown.

"Consistent with the panel's decision, Commissioner Goodell will, as directed, make an expedited determination of the discipline imposed for violating the league's pay-for-performance/bounty rule," the NFL said in a statement. "Until that determination is made, the four players are reinstated and eligible to play starting this weekend."

Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reported that while Goodell will work to rule again, he will not do so before Week 1 of the regular season.

If Goodell wanted to, he could say that all the suspensions were solely for pay-to-injure, and re-implement all of them as they were. and it's important to keep in mind that if the players are unhappy with the new suspensions, they can seek legal redress in the New Orleans court of Judge Helen G. Berrigan. Berrigan, who recently heard arguments in the NFL's appeal of Vilma's defamation suit against Goodell said that she wanted more information from the league, but that she would likely wait for the panel ruling before making a decision of her own.

The Saints are the biggest winners here, as they will get Smith back against Robert Griffin III and the Washington ********. Smith is the Saints' most effective pass rusher, and under new defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, New Orleans' defense is not expected to blitz as often as they did under former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, who is serving an indefinite suspension for his part in the bounty scandal. Vilma is currently rehabbing an injured knee, and Fujita is a depth player -- albeit a valuable one -- at this point in his career.

Saints coaches and executives, including head coach Sean Payton, general manager Mickey Loomis, and assistant coach Joe Vitt, will remain suspended at this time because they were not part of the appeal filed by the players.

A very happy Vilma tweeted out the news:
1000


(@JonVilma51)
"Congratulations to our players and the Saints organization. A 3 judge panel UNANIMOUSLY overturned the bounty suspensions for players," Saints quarterback Drew Brees said on Twitter.

"Glad to have my teammates Will Smith and Jon Vilma back!! Bounty suspensions were overturned!! Who Dat!!" Saints running back Pierre Thomas added on his account.

Stay tuned for much more on this breaking story as more details are released.

..
 
ColdCity said:
so i messaged this guy on fleabay about a pair of shoes he has listed...shot him a offer & he accepted... i asked for him to send me more pictures because they are "VNDS" & a 2nd email with a paypal request....
this dude responds back with pictures & says he wont send an invoice because he has other offers for more....
im thinking like wtf why would you accept an offer if your still trying to nickel & dime for a few exra dollars
so i asked him flat out
"So you agreed with me for a certain price but if someone offers a couple bucks more then your going to break you word to get the few extra bucks instead of being a man of your word?"
he says "Yeah absolutely"
:x :x :smh: :smh: :smh:
that defeats the entire purpose of me offering a price & your accepting it.... just another reason i rarely deal with clowns on fleabay
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People these days :smh::smh:... It's hard to find someone real who will respect what they say.
 
ColdCity said:
DAMN

Saints player suspensions overturned on appeal; ‘Bounty Four’ free to play this Sunday


Jonathan Vilma did not waver, and that eventually paid off. (AP)
A three-member panel has overturned the suspensions handed down to four players by the NFL in the bounty case, and all four suspended players -- New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma, defensive end Will Smith, Cleveland Browns linebacker Scott Fujita, and at-large defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove -- are free to play this NFL season. It is a crushing defeat for the league and Commissioner Roger Goodell.

Hargrove had been released by the Green Bay Packers on August 24, but his availability could have the Packers re-thinking that decision. Vilma had been suspended for the entire 2012 season, while Fujita was hit with a three-game ban and Smith was set to be out four games.

The original appeal ruling, given by arbiter Stephen Burbank, opined that Goodell was within his authority to suspend the four players for alleged "pay-to-injure" schemes and other pay-for-performance actions. Per the panel ruling, Goodell can re-suspend the players if there is concrete evidence of a pay-to-injure scheme, but he will have to be much more proactive about actually producing evidence this time. The panel did reportedly rule that there was evidence of pay-to-injure during the 2009-2011 timeline, but what evidence that may have been is still unknown.

"Consistent with the panel's decision, Commissioner Goodell will, as directed, make an expedited determination of the discipline imposed for violating the league's pay-for-performance/bounty rule," the NFL said in a statement. "Until that determination is made, the four players are reinstated and eligible to play starting this weekend."

Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reported that while Goodell will work to rule again, he will not do so before Week 1 of the regular season.

If Goodell wanted to, he could say that all the suspensions were solely for pay-to-injure, and re-implement all of them as they were. and it's important to keep in mind that if the players are unhappy with the new suspensions, they can seek legal redress in the New Orleans court of Judge Helen G. Berrigan. Berrigan, who recently heard arguments in the NFL's appeal of Vilma's defamation suit against Goodell said that she wanted more information from the league, but that she would likely wait for the panel ruling before making a decision of her own.

The Saints are the biggest winners here, as they will get Smith back against Robert Griffin III and the Washington ********. Smith is the Saints' most effective pass rusher, and under new defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, New Orleans' defense is not expected to blitz as often as they did under former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, who is serving an indefinite suspension for his part in the bounty scandal. Vilma is currently rehabbing an injured knee, and Fujita is a depth player -- albeit a valuable one -- at this point in his career.

Saints coaches and executives, including head coach Sean Payton, general manager Mickey Loomis, and assistant coach Joe Vitt, will remain suspended at this time because they were not part of the appeal filed by the players.

A very happy Vilma tweeted out the news:
1000


(@JonVilma51)
"Congratulations to our players and the Saints organization. A 3 judge panel UNANIMOUSLY overturned the bounty suspensions for players," Saints quarterback Drew Brees said on Twitter.

"Glad to have my teammates Will Smith and Jon Vilma back!! Bounty suspensions were overturned!! Who Dat!!" Saints running back Pierre Thomas added on his account.

Stay tuned for much more on this breaking story as more details are released.

..
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Goodell somewhere like "what the hell just happened?" He just lost his power.
 
Is it me or our Rihana and Rita ora hyped cause they Lightskin cause I just dont see it. That Demi chick making Rita look basic in that pic
 
So sleepy, can't stop yawning. Tempted to just pass out but it will mess up my sleep schedule and school starts Monday
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cord15 said:
ColdCity said:
DAMN

Saints player suspensions overturned on appeal; ‘Bounty Four’ free to play this Sunday


Jonathan Vilma did not waver, and that eventually paid off. (AP)
A three-member panel has overturned the suspensions handed down to four players by the NFL in the bounty case, and all four suspended players -- New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma, defensive end Will Smith, Cleveland Browns linebacker Scott Fujita, and at-large defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove -- are free to play this NFL season. It is a crushing defeat for the league and Commissioner Roger Goodell.

Hargrove had been released by the Green Bay Packers on August 24, but his availability could have the Packers re-thinking that decision. Vilma had been suspended for the entire 2012 season, while Fujita was hit with a three-game ban and Smith was set to be out four games.

The original appeal ruling, given by arbiter Stephen Burbank, opined that Goodell was within his authority to suspend the four players for alleged "pay-to-injure" schemes and other pay-for-performance actions. Per the panel ruling, Goodell can re-suspend the players if there is concrete evidence of a pay-to-injure scheme, but he will have to be much more proactive about actually producing evidence this time. The panel did reportedly rule that there was evidence of pay-to-injure during the 2009-2011 timeline, but what evidence that may have been is still unknown.

"Consistent with the panel's decision, Commissioner Goodell will, as directed, make an expedited determination of the discipline imposed for violating the league's pay-for-performance/bounty rule," the NFL said in a statement. "Until that determination is made, the four players are reinstated and eligible to play starting this weekend."

Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reported that while Goodell will work to rule again, he will not do so before Week 1 of the regular season.

If Goodell wanted to, he could say that all the suspensions were solely for pay-to-injure, and re-implement all of them as they were. and it's important to keep in mind that if the players are unhappy with the new suspensions, they can seek legal redress in the New Orleans court of Judge Helen G. Berrigan. Berrigan, who recently heard arguments in the NFL's appeal of Vilma's defamation suit against Goodell said that she wanted more information from the league, but that she would likely wait for the panel ruling before making a decision of her own.

The Saints are the biggest winners here, as they will get Smith back against Robert Griffin III and the Washington ********. Smith is the Saints' most effective pass rusher, and under new defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, New Orleans' defense is not expected to blitz as often as they did under former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, who is serving an indefinite suspension for his part in the bounty scandal. Vilma is currently rehabbing an injured knee, and Fujita is a depth player -- albeit a valuable one -- at this point in his career.

Saints coaches and executives, including head coach Sean Payton, general manager Mickey Loomis, and assistant coach Joe Vitt, will remain suspended at this time because they were not part of the appeal filed by the players.

A very happy Vilma tweeted out the news:
1000


(@JonVilma51)
"Congratulations to our players and the Saints organization. A 3 judge panel UNANIMOUSLY overturned the bounty suspensions for players," Saints quarterback Drew Brees said on Twitter.

"Glad to have my teammates Will Smith and Jon Vilma back!! Bounty suspensions were overturned!! Who Dat!!" Saints running back Pierre Thomas added on his account.

Stay tuned for much more on this breaking story as more details are released.

..
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Goodell somewhere like "what the hell just happened?" He just lost his power.
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Vilma is somewhere bumpin HOLD ME BACK LOUD :lol:
 
cord15 said:
Elpablo21 said:
grandtheftbike said:
9-5 NTers, how do you guys keep interviewing for jobs while working 40 a week?
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sick leave, vacation leave, mental health leave
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bruh, you said a dude where you work killed at 14 and got a list of robberies? you a c.o. or something?
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 Naw, I work at a methadone clinic..I've been doing some backup for another department in financial that is more face to face with clients than my usual job here so I get to interact alot more with them. He's one of the people on the program who are doing very well for themselves, ironically but he always sounds on edge like he could snap at any given moment

I'm texting someone and have no clue who they are right now...
 
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