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November 23, 2005
Fan who took ball from Favre gets probation: Is this the fullest extent of the law they talk about at games?
Greg Gall of Cincinnati also was sentenced to 230 hours of community service and fined $200. While on probation, he is banned from Paul Brown Stadium I'd say that's plenty for tresspassing/disorderly conduct.
posted by tron7 at 01:22 PM on November 23, 2005
He'll also have to let Packer running back Najeh Davenport shit in his laundry basket.
posted by wfrazerjr at 02:50 PM on November 23, 2005
The amazing thing is it doesn't cite alchohal or drugs as being involved. The Najeh link I mean.
posted by tron7 at 03:25 PM on November 23, 2005
Anybody who actually got the announcers to talk about something besides how wonderful Brett Favre is for a few seconds is OK by me.
posted by fakeymcalias at 04:02 PM on November 23, 2005
I have $200 and some free time. I would love to take the football away from Farve. Although it would be easier if I played for the Vikings secondary.
posted by Turbo at 04:03 PM on November 23, 2005
damn you turbo! I was just going to say there are a lot of people taking balls away from Farve that aren't being charged.
posted by irunfromclones at 06:29 PM on November 23, 2005
The momentum of that game changed costing me money. 1. 230 hours of torture - Pulling fingernails, electric shock to privates, etc. 2. And then hang him
posted by STLCardinalfan at 07:23 PM on November 23, 2005
He'll also have to let Packer running back Najeh Davenport shit in his laundry basket. Thanks fraz, so funny.
posted by justgary at 08:27 PM on November 23, 2005
Thanks, Gary ... I'll be here all week. Try the veal!
posted by wfrazerjr at 09:53 AM on November 24, 2005
thats fuuny that guy should get his whole life in jail even tho i am an eagles fan
posted by Dav at 11:13 AM on November 24, 2005
The fullest extent of the law seems to have been trumped by the fact that taking someone to trial is very costly for the state and the guilty plea with probation is the best outcome for the state from a costs-benefits perspective.