20 years ago....lol
Remember when:
Peyton beat up his mother.
SOB threw his 14 year old dog off a 100 foot hotel balcony.
Broke Eli's nose in a card game.
Left Archie in a desert after an argument.
Fought a drug dealer over nasal spray.
Killed his kids gold fish after losing in monopoly.
Slapped a waitress because she brought him water with no ice.
Walked out on a children's hospital event when one of the kids farted.
Beat up his mother again because he hates her.
HE's A BAD MAN....MAYBE BAD ALLTIME BADASS OF THE NFL?
Peyton beat up his mother.
SOB threw his 14 year old dog off a 100 foot hotel balcony.
Broke Eli's nose in a card game.
Left Archie in a desert after an argument.
Fought a drug dealer over nasal spray.
Killed his kids gold fish after losing in monopoly.
Slapped a waitress because she brought him water with no ice.
Walked out on a children's hospital event when one of the kids farted.
Beat up his mother again because he hates her.
HE's A BAD MAN....MAYBE BAD ALLTIME BADASS OF THE NFL?
you guys read up about this King fella? what a creepy POS race-baiting fool
also saw Clay Travis' piece explaining how this woman's official version, told at time of incident, drastically changed years later when she was a woman scorned looking for UcheaT money....
Travis: http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...arget-of-fake-internet-outrage-brigade-021316
if mooning a trainer is the worst thing Peyton has done in his life...well, congrats to him
You can also read the official report from The University of Tennessee on "The Smoking Gun," which is a more neutral version written twenty years ago. That report finds "She (the trainer) was working on (redacted, but it's Peyton Manning's) foot when she heard laughter and looked up to see his exposed rear end. She stated that she then pushed (Peyton Manning) and said, "You're an ass."
So according to this report written twenty years ago the trainer made no mention of actually being put in contact with Manning's rear end. In fact, she pushed him away and called him an ass. Then in a plaintiff's filing several years later she suddenly has his butt, his rectum, his testicles and his taint all over her. Interesting that her story would change. The law generally favors the most contemporary version of events possible since it's the one least likely to be altered by memory. So it's important to note that in this trainer's original statement to the University of Tennessee as part of her sexual harassment investigation she made no mention of Manning contacting her.
also saw Clay Travis' piece explaining how this woman's official version, told at time of incident, drastically changed years later when she was a woman scorned looking for UcheaT money....
Travis: http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...arget-of-fake-internet-outrage-brigade-021316
if mooning a trainer is the worst thing Peyton has done in his life...well, congrats to him
You can also read the official report from The University of Tennessee on "The Smoking Gun," which is a more neutral version written twenty years ago. That report finds "She (the trainer) was working on (redacted, but it's Peyton Manning's) foot when she heard laughter and looked up to see his exposed rear end. She stated that she then pushed (Peyton Manning) and said, "You're an ass."
So according to this report written twenty years ago the trainer made no mention of actually being put in contact with Manning's rear end. In fact, she pushed him away and called him an ass. Then in a plaintiff's filing several years later she suddenly has his butt, his rectum, his testicles and his taint all over her. Interesting that her story would change. The law generally favors the most contemporary version of events possible since it's the one least likely to be altered by memory. So it's important to note that in this trainer's original statement to the University of Tennessee as part of her sexual harassment investigation she made no mention of Manning contacting her.
impressive fella....makes sense the daily news would hire him. perhaps he can take on some Enquirer work or go the TMZ path next?
[h=1]Whitlock calls out Shaun King[/h]
“The guy that wrote this story for the New York Daily News, he’s not a journalist,” Whitlock said. “He’s a race hustler from Twitter, from the Black Lives Matter movement who stirs racial controversy to elevate himself. Listen, the guy’s been busted. First of all, he’s white and presenting himself as black. He said that as a child in high school he was allegedly attacked by a group of white people because he was black. Well, he wasn’t black and there were people saying that wasn’t why he was attacked and there’s no proof of it. He said that it was the first hate crime in Kentucky or whatever.
“I looked into this all at the time because I interviewed this guy for a job at The Undefeated months ago,” Whitlock said, referring to the microsite he was hired to develop at ESPN. “And after interviewing him I was like, ‘Holy cow.’ There’s so much suspicious, skeptical stuff to this guy that we walked away from this guy and looked into the stories he told us, and we couldn’t find proof of them.”
It’s not the first time King has been accused of faking his race. An item from the New York Daily News, the publication that currently employs King, addressed the situation last year. King denied that he is misrepresenting his race.
[h=1]Whitlock calls out Shaun King[/h]
AP
Saturday’s bombshell from Shaun King (not the quarterback) of the New York Daily News has sparked plenty of criticism and scrutiny of Peyton Manning. Appearing on The Dan Patrick Show, Jason Whitlock of FOX Sports has applied some criticism and scrutiny to Shaun King.“The guy that wrote this story for the New York Daily News, he’s not a journalist,” Whitlock said. “He’s a race hustler from Twitter, from the Black Lives Matter movement who stirs racial controversy to elevate himself. Listen, the guy’s been busted. First of all, he’s white and presenting himself as black. He said that as a child in high school he was allegedly attacked by a group of white people because he was black. Well, he wasn’t black and there were people saying that wasn’t why he was attacked and there’s no proof of it. He said that it was the first hate crime in Kentucky or whatever.
“I looked into this all at the time because I interviewed this guy for a job at The Undefeated months ago,” Whitlock said, referring to the microsite he was hired to develop at ESPN. “And after interviewing him I was like, ‘Holy cow.’ There’s so much suspicious, skeptical stuff to this guy that we walked away from this guy and looked into the stories he told us, and we couldn’t find proof of them.”
It’s not the first time King has been accused of faking his race. An item from the New York Daily News, the publication that currently employs King, addressed the situation last year. King denied that he is misrepresenting his race.
