I believe they're just putting the finishing touches on the Braveheart style guillotine and rack setup. Gonna really need to do this right - afterall, this is big shit in Dallas and they're gonna make an example of him.

Gotta do it right.

LMAO... I would let me lawyer handle the communication as this lady is... I'm sure she she was sore and it was easier to be in bed, and thus the communication which is not insurance fraud. If so, every accident lawyer in the country would be disbarred for recommending similar actions for their clients. Again, if she was the one at fault with the same injuries she would probably be out and about, but she's not so she can afford to rest in bed. It's not a real hard concept to grasp.

I remember you and I had a debate about drunk driving years back. You mentioned that you had a friend over for a BBQ (or something of the sort) who got a little too drunk and was going to drive home. You threatened that you would call the cops on him if he left, IIRC.

Just curious how you feel about Rice and his friends putting however-many lives at risk with their stupidity when you seem to have a zero tolerance for drunk driving? This is not me being a dick, by the way. I’m just asking.

This was a run of the mill accident. There were minor injuries. Had this not been an NFL player, this most likely would not have made the local news as this is occurs many times every day in Dallas. We don't have to agree, I am fine with that; however, just because you feel it is a big deal doesn't change the way I feel about it.

I disagree

Lucky

I'm not trying to change your mind. I am only refuting the statement that the frequency with which it happens makes it "not a big deal".

A concussion is a major injury and specifically major trauma and the impact can be permanent, A small cut is a minor injury.

There are different levels of concussions; however, typically concussions are categorized as a "mild brain injury."

The severity of what occurs makes it a big deal or not. This was not a severe occurrence; therefore; it is not a big deal.

Pay per view opportunity?

I hope is is THIS IS SPARTA style!

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I am only refuting the statement that the frequency with which it happens makes it "not a big deal".

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If your kid starts a fire outside that only singed the hair off your other child and only by luck did it not catch your house on fire... was that not a big deal?

No one was actually hurt and the house didn't burn down so... why would anyone care that one of your kids could have burned down your house and immolated your other kid? No bid deal right because the severity of what happened was actually nothing. The house wasn't damaged and hair re-grows... right?

I think it could potentially not be that big of a deal.

It is not a big deal because the house didn't burn down. Would I use this as a teachable moment, absolutely. Would I charge my child with arson and ruin their life for it because it could have burned the house down.. or in fact the whole town... why stop there... all life on the planet could have ended due to this heinous act... Wow, thanks for opening my eyes... this was a big deal. I hope I can sleep tonight and not worry about my kids burning earth from existence.

LMAO @ "burning the earth from existence" and "ruin their life"

Nothing like logical fallacies (Reducio Ad Absurdem) to brighten one's day.

Haveagoodone!

Yes, you probably say to your kid, "this could have been a much bigger deal, you were lucky it didn't cause more issues. You then ground them for a week and make them do some chores. 20 years down the road, you can actually joke about it and how stupid their act was and how lucky they were. It would have been a big deal and devastating if they had burned down the house or severely burned their sibling. Everyone is saying Rice ****ed up and made a horrible decision, but he was lucky or this would have been a "much bigger deal"... but those things didn't happen, or it would still be on the news in a big way and Rice would be cut and facing serious jailtime.