No soup for you!!!

[Wing Nut]

It's nice to see SOMEONE has some morals left...

O.J. tossed from steakhouse on Derby eve

Simpson's attorney, Yale Galanter, said the incident was about race, and he intended to pursue the matter and possibly go after the restaurant's liquor license.

Yeah!  Let's play the race card again!  It worked before...  Another reason why all lawyers should die.

[bok269]

It's nice to see SOMEONE has some morals left...

O.J. tossed from steakhouse on Derby eve

Simpson's attorney, Yale Galanter, said the incident was about race, and he intended to pursue the matter and possibly go after the restaurant's liquor license.

Yeah!

[Katahu]

Simpson's attorney, Yale Galanter, said the incident was about race...

What is it with people using the race card these days? Ruby clearly pointed out in the article that the incident had nothing to do with race but with what many believe O.J. did back in 1995. Ruby did a good job handling the situation by politely rejecting to offer O.J. service and asking him to leave based on O.J.'s past. Frankly, I would've done the same thing since I don't like O.J. either [he's a spoiled brat, but not as much as the Hiltons].

[Mushroom_Farmer]

Whatever happened to "We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to Anyone"? Those signs used to be everywhere. The owner should be allowed to run his business as he sees fit.

[H]

Whatever happened to "We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to Anyone"? Those signs used to be everywhere. The owner should be allowed to run his business as he sees fit.

Unfortunately, it's an 'anti-discrimination' world and even selecting which socks to wear is discriminating; girls have already applied to the boy scouts. On the other hand, some organizations could use a new majority of previously excluded members for a totally new persona.

8-)

[ATI_7500]

Totally over the top...


Geez, let that man live.  ::)

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Now you've reminded me of Seinfeld's soup nazi LOL, that cracks me up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZ3AOmZ2fps



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[expat]

It does not matter what OJ does or where he goes, whether he is actually innocent or guilty, he will get a hard time from someone who thinks he/she knows better, after all it was on TV, what more do they need to see/hear,  but here is a question.

For the sake of argument, and not aimed at OJ himself, what is worse, an innocent man being sent to prison for life for a crime he did not commit, or a murderer who did it but got off because he had a good defence and is now free to walk the streets.

Matt

[ATI_7500]

For the sake of argument, and not aimed at OJ himself, what is worse, an innocent man being sent to prison for life for a crime he did not commit, or a murderer who did it but got off because he had a good defence and is now free to walk the streets.

Does OJ look like he'd do it again?

I doubt it.

[expat]

For the sake of argument, and not aimed at OJ himself, what is worse, an innocent man being sent to prison for life for a crime he did not commit, or a murderer who did it but got off because he had a good defence and is now free to walk the streets.

Does OJ look like he'd do it again?

I doubt it.

That was not the question.

Matt

[dcunning30]

For the sake of argument, and not aimed at OJ himself, what is worse, an innocent man being sent to prison for life for a crime he did not commit, or a murderer who did it but got off because he had a good defence and is now free to walk the streets.

Does OJ look like he'd do it again?

I doubt it.

What does that have to do with anything?

.....a guy murders some people.  He gets caught.  But he super-duper promises never, never to do it again.  The authorities gives him a once-over and tells him, "you don't look like you'll do it again, you can go"


BTW, what does a murderer look like?   :-?

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Does OJ look like he'd do it again?

I doubt it.

Well, he didn't look like he'd do it the first time.



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[Wing Nut]

For the sake of argument, and not aimed at OJ himself, what is worse, an innocent man being sent to prison for life for a crime he did not commit, or a murderer who did it but got off because he had a good defence and is now free to walk the streets.

Does OJ look like he'd do it again?

I doubt it.

It's not about if he'd do it again.  It's about he did it the first time.  Personally, I hope every restaurant owner in the world kicks him out for the rest of his rotten miserable existence.

BTW, in regards the race thing; Micheal Jordan was the next customer in line with a party of 30 people, which must have been a hassle for the owner.  He got served...  ::)

[dcunning30]

[quote]Geez, let that man live.

[llamedos]

BTW, what does a murderer look like?

Take your pick