From the Southern Arsenal of Disciplinary Armaments, by great grandmother always used a Sears & Roebuck yardstick (with about 4 inches broken off of one end), my dad used his belt, and my mom a switch or rarely a wooden spoon. The switch was by far the worst, in my experience. It puts the "whip" in whipping. Though I don't think I was ever whipped with one when I was 4 years old. The earliest whipping I remember was from when I was 4, but it was from my dad's hand. I was being an ass when we were having a family portrait made. I guess he didn't want to go to the trouble of taking his belt off. I wasn't smiling at all in that picture. Even I chuckle a little every time I see it (my grandmother still has it at her house).Is a "switch" really worse than a belt or something?
Guarantee you the league did it and not the team.Adrian Peterson has been deactivated for Sunday's game against New England.
That explains a lot.my grandfather used to whip me with electrical cord between the ages of 4-10
I got the wooden spoon. And it worked. I got thwapped by that thing a few times and any time I may have mouthed off to my parents, my mom or dad made a b-line to that drawer (Where the wooden spoon slept) and I was saying sorry about a million times over. 99% of the time they would say, "Good. We are glad you are sorry". 1% of the time I got thwapped anyway. But it raised Uncle Ut to be a nice young man. Until the invention of the internet.From the Southern Arsenal of Disciplinary Armaments, by great grandmother always used a Sears & Roebuck yardstick (with about 4 inches broken off of one end), my dad used his belt, and my mom a switch or rarely a wooden spoon. The switch was by far the worst, in my experience. It puts the "whip" in whipping. Though I don't think I was ever whipped with one when I was 4 years old. The earliest whipping I remember was from when I was 4, but it was from my dad's hand. I was being an ass when we were having a family portrait made. I guess he didn't want to go to the trouble of taking his belt off. I wasn't smiling at all in that picture. Even I chuckle a little every time I see it (my grandmother still has it at her house).
I dunno, the owner's have to be well aware of the feeding frenzy that's going on in the media right now concerning anything NFL related that could possibly put the league in a bad light, so it could have been a case of proactive ownership. Unless you're Jerry Richardson ...Guarantee you the league did it and not the team.
The tweet I linked at the top from Schefter says the Vikings did it.Guarantee you the league did it and not the team.
No of course not. Media ruins everything.So Hardy and McDonald keep playing while "due process" plays out and Peterson doesn't get his "due process".
The media is starting to beat the suspend Hardy drum now, with nothing new rearing it's head on the Goodell front today.So Hardy and McDonald keep playing while "due process" plays out and Peterson doesn't get his "due process".
So he punished his kid for clawing another kid's face.Peterson, when contacted by police, admitted that he had "whooped" his son on the backside with a switch as a form of punishment, and then, in fact, produced a switch similar to the one with which he hit the child. Peterson also admitted that he administered two different "whoopings" to his son during the visit to Texas, the other being a punishment for the 4-year-old scratching the face of a 5-year-old.
Yup.So he punished his kid for clawing another kid's face.
Now he faces felony charges.
Fuck this gay earth.