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re: Cecil the Diesel and The Honey Badgerquote:  You serious, I think they're a little different Reply • Back to Top |
| Its their comments about being two different people. Cecil and tyrann were both by their own admittance living two lives. Reply • Back to Top |
| When alter- egos get created, it becomes difficult to turn it off unless you are strong enough to control it. I am curious to see how the "Johnny Football" saga plays out. He seems to be a decent kid but he is pushing the envelope !!' Reply • Back to Top |
quote: You are kidding right? Getting high or drunk doesn't mean you will or will not be successful in life. And I am not comparing getting high or drunk as equal to getting caught breaking into peoples homes. What I stated was simple "getting high or drunk" can lead to doing stupid stuff. When you are chemically impaired that can lead to individuals not thinking rationally and not behaving rationally. I am not comparing which is worse. I clearly stated that breaking the law, is breaking the law and if you continually break the law eventually you will get caught and face the possibility of prison. The severity of your offense is what leads to the different prison sentences. But if you habitually break the law you run a high risk of getting caught doesn't matter what the offense is. Case in point Cecil and TM, they both broke the law and they both got caught. So in the end does it really matter why you lose opportunities in life, or just if you lost those opportunities in the first place. Point being if both TM and Cecil did 13 years apiece in jail and one goes to jail for drugs and the other for B & E, reality is what does it matter how they lost that opportunity, only really matters is that they both lost it. My point being - don't break the law and these conversations are moot. This post was edited on 3/4 at 8:52 pm Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Cecil was a thug in high school and nothing was done about it. I doubt the 'name' is the source of his problems. Reply • Back to Top |
| I'll never forget Cecil The Diesel in the '97 Auburn game. 237 yards rushing against a top notch defense. How did we lose that game? Oh yeah, dumbass DiNardo decides to throw a pass on third and two when we have Cecil Collins and Rondell Mealey in the backfield... Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Being chemically impaired is being chemically impaired, doesn't matter if you are stone drunk or stone high either way your judgement can be impaired depending on the individual. That is all I am saying, not trying to compare which is worse. Reply • Back to Top |
| doesn't cecil have more time to serve in Louisiana when he gets out of prison in Florida? If I remember correctly he had some pending charges when he was arrested in Florida. Or does his time served in Florida cover the Louisiana issues? Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Thanks dad Reply • Back to Top |
Moral of the story- don't give anymore nicknames to great players at LSU.  Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Anytime, glad I could be the voice of reason. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: the whole slippery slope fallacy. So now we are condemning TM7 because he might end up breaking the law down the road  Reply • Back to Top |
Posted by rumproast on 3/4 at 10:13 pm to Placebeaux Um....groping chicks and breaking into homes to watch random girls "sleep". Is NOT comparable to smoking pot. Not saying smoking pot or synthetic weed is a good thing...but I know 50 pot heads who have not groped a chick or snuck in their house. This is a RIDICULOUS comparison. Cecil hurt others....intentionally. HB7 only hurt himself (and his team I suppose....)Reply • Back to Top |
| Again, I'm not saying that. It's about the split personalities they had. One smoked weed and the other smoked hoes. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Cecil was days away from being a full on rapist. Tyrann likes to rip a bowl and zone out to playstation. Ya gotta give it to LSU, we've gotten our money's worth when it comes to launching a superstar. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Generation gap Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Awesome. Nobody seems to disagree... Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Try to be more wrong next time Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Right Percy Harvin smoked weed and no one was wondering if he would be the next Cecil Collins Reply • Back to Top |
quote: He was on probation in Louisiana when he was arrested in Florida. I think that probation is revoked with the Florida arrest. Reply • Back to Top • Refresh |
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