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http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/sport...380116301.html
Phil Mickelson Named in SEC Insider Trading Complaint
Golf great to return nearly $1 million that he made on a 2012 stock tip, according to his attorney
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Originally Posted by DRK Star
guy is stealing money to pay off a 100k debt to casinos. SUPER DEGENQuote:
According to the complaint, Davis had misappropriated $100,000 from a Dallas-based charity he managed that raised funds for a battered women and children’s shelter. Davis took the money to repay a gambling debt he owed to a Las Vegas casino, the complaint said.
SUPER DUPER DEGENQuote:
Mickelson has long had a reputation for being a gambler, though he has said he scaled back his habit after his son, Evan, was born in 2003. The most publicized payoff was when Mickelson and friends won $560,000 on a preseason bet (28-1 odds) that the Baltimore Ravens would win the 2001 Super Bowl.
degens always gonna degenQuote:
He has a history of playing money games during the practice rounds. He occasionally gets a group of players and caddies together for dinner and small wagering during the NBA and NHL playoffs, and prominent fights.
and because degens always gotta deny:
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Phil understands and deeply respects the high professional and ethical standards that the companies he represents expect of their employees, associates and of Phil himself. He subscribes to the same values and regrets any appearance that, on this occasion, he fell short. He takes full responsibility for the decisions and associations that led him to becoming part of this investigation. As he moves forward, Phil remains committed to demonstrating that he fully shares the same values as the companies he represents. He very much appreciates that they have determined to continue their sponsorship agreements with him. He is pleased that this matter is over, and he will have no further comment."
Because.... You know.....Quote:
Originally Posted by DRK Star
He wasn't guilty.
Dude makes $46M a year. He can degen.Quote:
Originally Posted by LarryLaffer
https://www.google.com/
Look who they put on their page...Yuri Kochiyama.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuri_Kochiyama
here are some highlights from her Wiki page:
-1960's black panther
-loved Mao, Marx, Malcolm X
-loved Osama Bin Laden
-she was happy about 9/11
-hates USA
Always funny when Google features someone that would blow their buildings up with everyone in them if given half a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by DRK Star
It's probably over and his mom committed suicide a few months back, damn. From the outside looking in everything looks perfect. There's so many couples and just people who act like everything's perfect but scratch the surface and there's drama and turmoil.
Couple million $ in the bank = pussy upgrade. Making a watchable daily vlog for years would be a P.I.N.A.
Wonder how they're going to split the money etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0KazRqIJ9U
He needs to upgrade imo. She's genetically prone get cancer since her mother got it at a fairly young age. Would you want that for your offspring.
Wow that guy is a huge vag. No surprise you watch that shit. If there's no details on why they really really broke up, than this is just a lame ruse to get some publicity that they wouldn't get otherwise. 'I'm going to New York' - Yeah, to shop a TV Show.Quote:
Originally Posted by FPS_Russia
NEXT.
Don't be a baby!
(But if you have to...)
This is a lengthy article, but kinda confirms what everyone knows anyway
Inside the weird world of Kanye West: Minder reveals how rapper is world’s biggest DIVA
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-meltdown.html
what an asshole
Ladies and Gentleman, Bill Fucking Murray
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1U6FaoCGUo
http://inthemix.junkee.com/watch-40-...-routine/29630
For Chaps and Sonatine
Guy gets eaten by lion after jumping into their enclosure at a zoo naked.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-survives.html
Somebody had to say it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0O_VYcsIk8
lol hutmaster blast from the past
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wGHed5zwZY
https://thenypost.files.wordpress.co...trip=all&w=945
For only $7,000, you can finally have a woman so realistic, you'd swear she's real.
It’s shockingly easy to fall in love with a sex doll
http://nypost.com/2016/05/23/its-sho...th-a-sex-doll/
Blast from the past. Nice upload Adamantium, I'd recognize that accent anywhere.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wig09cvLVHE
Right outside the Chicago Cook County courthouse
https://www.facebook.com/more.truere...type=2&theater
WOOOOORRRRRRLLLLLDDDDD STTAAAAAAARRRRRR!!!!!
imagine how great chicago would be - the nigs
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Originally Posted by 4Dragons
I didn't know todd and marty were roommates?
Possibly the greatest football jersey ever
I work one day a week as a bike messenger. I used to work full time before I went back to poker. I do this one day gig to help my friends company out. there aren't many messenger companies left in Chicago, and this one is one of the famous ones.
it's not all delivering. there's a lot of hanging out.
http://insider.foxnews.com/2016/05/2...-written-exams
College Students Want to Eliminate Grades Below 'C' and Written Exams
A recent piece in The New Yorker examines the effects of a new wave of student activism at Oberlin College, a small, private liberal arts institution in Ohio, and it's pretty eye-opening.
According to writer Nathan Heller, Oberlin is "at the center of the current storm" of activism on college campuses, with students heavily involved in issues including classroom diversity, safe spaces, racial inequality and social injustice.
Due to the intense focus on those issues, many progressive students are dropping out.
They claim that their activism is getting in the way of their studies, and other students, the faculty and the administration have made it impossible to live on campus.
Heller spoke to self-identified “Afro-Latinx” student Megan Bautista, who said that she was upset that the school refused her demand to erase any grades below Cs.
Protest surged again in the fall of 2014, after the killing of Tamir Rice. “A lot of us worked alongside community members in Cleveland who were protesting. But we needed to organize on campus as well—it wasn’t sustainable to keep driving forty minutes away. A lot of us started suffering academically.” In 1970, Oberlin had modified its grading standards to accommodate activism around the Vietnam War and the Kent State shootings, and Bautista had hoped for something similar. More than thirteen hundred students signed a petition calling for the college to eliminate any grade lower than a C for the semester, but to no avail. “Students felt really unsupported in their endeavors to engage with the world outside Oberlin,” she told me.
A student from Chicago named Zakiya Acey complained to Heller that some of his professors would actually make her take in-class exams as opposed to simply discussing the subject matter.
"Because I’m dealing with having been arrested on campus, or having to deal with the things that my family are going through because of larger systems—having to deal with all of that, I can’t produce the work that they want me to do. But I understand the material, and I can give it to you in different ways. There’s professors who have openly been, like, ‘Yeah, instead of, you know, writing out this midterm, come in to my office hours, and you can just speak it,’ right? But that’s not institutionalized. I have to find that professor."
What do you think of Oberlin students' demands? Let us know in the comments, and read the full New Yorker piece, here.
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/20...-arts-colleges
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Originally Posted by DRK Starhttp://insider.foxnews.com/2016/05/2...-written-exams
College Students Want to Eliminate Grades Below 'C' and Written Exams
A recent piece in The New Yorker examines the effects of a new wave of student activism at Oberlin College, a small, private liberal arts institution in Ohio, and it's pretty eye-opening.
According to writer Nathan Heller, Oberlin is "at the center of the current storm" of activism on college campuses, with students heavily involved in issues including classroom diversity, safe spaces, racial inequality and social injustice.
Due to the intense focus on those issues, many progressive students are dropping out.
They claim that their activism is getting in the way of their studies, and other students, the faculty and the administration have made it impossible to live on campus.
Heller spoke to self-identified “Afro-Latinx” student Megan Bautista, who said that she was upset that the school refused her demand to erase any grades below Cs.
Protest surged again in the fall of 2014, after the killing of Tamir Rice. “A lot of us worked alongside community members in Cleveland who were protesting. But we needed to organize on campus as well—it wasn’t sustainable to keep driving forty minutes away. A lot of us started suffering academically.” In 1970, Oberlin had modified its grading standards to accommodate activism around the Vietnam War and the Kent State shootings, and Bautista had hoped for something similar. More than thirteen hundred students signed a petition calling for the college to eliminate any grade lower than a C for the semester, but to no avail. “Students felt really unsupported in their endeavors to engage with the world outside Oberlin,” she told me.
A student from Chicago named Zakiya Acey complained to Heller that some of his professors would actually make her take in-class exams as opposed to simply discussing the subject matter.
"Because I’m dealing with having been arrested on campus, or having to deal with the things that my family are going through because of larger systems—having to deal with all of that, I can’t produce the work that they want me to do. But I understand the material, and I can give it to you in different ways. There’s professors who have openly been, like, ‘Yeah, instead of, you know, writing out this midterm, come in to my office hours, and you can just speak it,’ right? But that’s not institutionalized. I have to find that professor."
What do you think of Oberlin students' demands? Let us know in the comments, and read the full New Yorker piece, here.
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/20...-arts-colleges
Could be unintentional lulz.
I mean, just eliminate and expel any student that gets below a C grade. Problem(s) solved.
Careful what you wish for.
America has no talent, because it is all obviously in the Ukraine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWNRutqxHM4
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...president.html
Baylor just fired Art Briles, head Football coach
President Kenneth Starr was also demoted
yes....THAT Kenneth Star (had no idea he was now the pres of Baylor)