DaddySatyr
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Joined: 8/29/2011 From: Pittston, Pennsyltucky Status: offline
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This story breaks my heart and brings me some joy, all at the same time. This arrogant, egotistical bitch that certainly had a negative affect on (and may have ruined ) a young man's life should wind up getting a little "tit-for-tit". Five years in prison and another five on probation. What low-life scum. "Where's the joy?", you may ask. Here it is: quote:
ORIGINAL From The Link Banks was a high school football star who had received a scholarship offer from USC and had made a verbal commitment to the school. After he was freed from prison, he reunited with Pete Carroll, who offered him that scholarship and had moved on to the Seattle Seahawks, for a tryout in June of 2012. He wasn't quite ready for prime time just yet, but he looked amazingly close for a guy who never played college football and had little time to prepare himself for the challenges of the NFL. "I don't want nobody to take it easy on me out here," he said. "I know I have a lot of work to do and if that's what's required, then definitely give it to me. I'm ready for it. I've heard of his coaching style. It wasn't until that day of the tryout that I was on the way up here with one of the scouting coaches and he was like, 'I want to let you know, coach Norton — he's no joke.' But you know what? I like that intensity. I like that style of coaching. If it's not right, tell me it's not right. And if it needs fixing, tell me it needs fixing and let's fix it together. We'll get it done. I appreciate it." Banks didn't make the team, but he got back to work, and made the Atlanta Falcons' roster in April of 2013. When that triumph was announced, Banks recalled some of the feelings he went through while in prison. "It's almost impossible to explain, the feeling of not having freedom, to be stripped away of your freedom, of your dignity, the respect you once had. To lose it all and watch the world pass you by as you sit inside a prison cell, knowing you shouldn't be there, knowing you're there because of another person's lies, to lose it all and then get it all back, it's a very humbling, spiritual feeling that you just don't want to take anything for granted. "I've had the opportunity to see both sides of the human spirit. ... My journey has been crazy but my journey has been a learning experience that is unlike any other." I can't say enough bad things about the cretinous bitch, Gibson, who did so much damage. She's beneath contempt. Peace and comfort, Michael
< Message edited by DaddySatyr -- 6/21/2013 11:04:39 AM >
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