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hawaiirob {l Wrote}:This Tuiasosopo kid is likely gay, too. Yogurt canons going off left and right.

HJS {l Wrote}:http://www.cnn.com/video/?hpt=hp_t4#/video/us/2013/01/24/tsr-ganim-notre-dame-assault-claim.cnn
I still think the most damning part of the story is that ND spent exponentially more time and money investigating a fake girlfriend than they spent combined on two dead kids who were collateral damage in their "Return to Glory".

Another character trait of Te'o's lost to the media....
by mkovac (2013-01-24 00:34:52)
The man's decency.

If any mistake was made, it was a mistake of judgment and as Jack Swarbrick stated, Manti's trust in people has been damaged and may never recover.

I met a young lady on a flight from LA to Chicago my Senior Year at ND, just after Christmas in '69.

Her name was Elizabeth and we instantly liked each other. Like many ND guys, I was a virgin and stayed that way all through ND, partly out of fear and partly out of lack of opportunity, and largely through naivete.

Elizabeth and I started a nice phone relationship, and a month or so later, I invited her to stay at our off-campus house.

We slept in sleeping bags and we never got beyond second base.

We left it with her taking the train back to the girls school up near Cicero, and we made plans for me to drive to Chicago and take her to see the musical "Hair" in two weeks.

The day I drove my '67 Ford Fairlane was bitterly cold, with snow flurries and a wind chill of -10 below.

When I arrived at her school (I cannot recall the name), I introduced myself and asked for Elizabeth. The desk attendant, another student, called up to her room and Elizabeth walked downstairs in a beautiful Jonathan Logan sixties frock with black tights and a white fluffled blouse under the frock. Her chestnut hair was long with a checked hairband. She smelled lovely and allowed me to put her woolen coat on her.

I walked her to the Fairlane and it took 10 minutes to warm the car up.

We drove to the playhouse and as the lights dimmed, I heard some whispers coming from behind us. We turned around and noticed the full cast walking on the armrests from the back of the theatre to the front, all in a line, holding hands. I saw this fat guy with a double chin behind me saying "They're all on DOPE." I swear it was Mayor Daley.

We had a great time, and I gave her a chaste kiss and drove to South Bend at Midnight in the most fearsome whiteout I have ever experience.

At one point, when I saw truck approaching from behind, I pulled over to let it pass because when it did, the snow kicked up so badly, I could not see a thing. At that point an Indiana State Trooper pulled in behind me and wanted to know why I was pulling over. He understood and offered to guide me to the South Bend exit, 20 miles away. I gratefully accepted and when he motored past the exit and I was on my own, I found myself plowing through two feet of fallen snow that no one had driven through for hours. When I got to the bottom to Michigan Avenue, I got into a slide that took me into the slow lane on Michigan Avenue that would have resulted in an accident if there was cross traffic.

Back to Elizabeth.

I called her next week and said that I was going to be in Chicago in a week with some classmates and would she like to meet us.

"Sure," she said.

When we arrived, I called her from a coffee shop, but the girl that answered the phone said that Elizabeth wouldn't talk to me.

I asked her for an explanation. She said, "Just a minute." A few minutes went by and another voice came on the phone. She introduced herself as Elizabeth's roommate. She said, "Michael, Elizabeth should have told you: she's engaged. She's been engaged since Thanksgiving but when she met you, you threw her for a loop and now she's all confused."

I was hurt, but told the roommate I understand and that I wished Elizabeth would have told me herself.

So, alone again, naturally. The night is darker on a cold evening in Chicago when a girl dumps you, isn't it?

claver2010 {l Wrote}:W
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the story

http://www.ndnation.com/boards/showpost.php?b=football;pid=13893;d=all

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Another character trait of Te'o's lost to the media....
by mkovac (2013-01-24 00:34:52)
The man's decency.

If any mistake was made, it was a mistake of judgment and as Jack Swarbrick stated, Manti's trust in people has been damaged and may never recover.

I met a young lady on a flight from LA to Chicago my Senior Year at ND, just after Christmas in '69.

Her name was Elizabeth and we instantly liked each other. Like many ND guys, I was a virgin and stayed that way all through ND, partly out of fear and partly out of lack of opportunity, and largely through naivete.

Elizabeth and I started a nice phone relationship, and a month or so later, I invited her to stay at our off-campus house.

We slept in sleeping bags and we never got beyond second base.

We left it with her taking the train back to the girls school up near Cicero, and we made plans for me to drive to Chicago and take her to see the musical "Hair" in two weeks.

The day I drove my '67 Ford Fairlane was bitterly cold, with snow flurries and a wind chill of -10 below.

When I arrived at her school (I cannot recall the name), I introduced myself and asked for Elizabeth. The desk attendant, another student, called up to her room and Elizabeth walked downstairs in a beautiful Jonathan Logan sixties frock with black tights and a white fluffled blouse under the frock. Her chestnut hair was long with a checked hairband. She smelled lovely and allowed me to put her woolen coat on her.

I walked her to the Fairlane and it took 10 minutes to warm the car up.

We drove to the playhouse and as the lights dimmed, I heard some whispers coming from behind us. We turned around and noticed the full cast walking on the armrests from the back of the theatre to the front, all in a line, holding hands. I saw this fat guy with a double chin behind me saying "They're all on DOPE." I swear it was Mayor Daley.

We had a great time, and I gave her a chaste kiss and drove to South Bend at Midnight in the most fearsome whiteout I have ever experience.

At one point, when I saw truck approaching from behind, I pulled over to let it pass because when it did, the snow kicked up so badly, I could not see a thing. At that point an Indiana State Trooper pulled in behind me and wanted to know why I was pulling over. He understood and offered to guide me to the South Bend exit, 20 miles away. I gratefully accepted and when he motored past the exit and I was on my own, I found myself plowing through two feet of fallen snow that no one had driven through for hours. When I got to the bottom to Michigan Avenue, I got into a slide that took me into the slow lane on Michigan Avenue that would have resulted in an accident if there was cross traffic.

Back to Elizabeth.

I called her next week and said that I was going to be in Chicago in a week with some classmates and would she like to meet us.

"Sure," she said.

When we arrived, I called her from a coffee shop, but the girl that answered the phone said that Elizabeth wouldn't talk to me.

I asked her for an explanation. She said, "Just a minute." A few minutes went by and another voice came on the phone. She introduced herself as Elizabeth's roommate. She said, "Michael, Elizabeth should have told you: she's engaged. She's been engaged since Thanksgiving but when she met you, you threw her for a loop and now she's all confused."

I was hurt, but told the roommate I understand and that I wished Elizabeth would have told me herself.

So, alone again, naturally. The night is darker on a cold evening in Chicago when a girl dumps you, isn't it?

http://www.ndnation.com/boards/showpost.php?b=football;pid=13893;d=all

McGraw said Tuiasosopo told him he fell deeply in love with Te'o and that for Tuiasosopo it was a romantic relationship.

"Here we have a young man that fell deeply, romantically in love," McGraw told NBC. "I asked him straight up, 'Was this a romantic relationship with you?' And he says yes. I said, 'Are you then therefore gay?' And he said, 'When you put it that way, yes.' And then he caught himself and said, 'I am confused.' "

Walsh601 {l Wrote}:

McGraw said Tuiasosopo told him he fell deeply in love with Te'o and that for Tuiasosopo it was a romantic relationship.

"Here we have a young man that fell deeply, romantically in love," McGraw told NBC. "I asked him straight up, 'Was this a romantic relationship with you?' And he says yes. I said, 'Are you then therefore gay?' And he said, 'When you put it that way, yes.' And then he caught himself and said, 'I am confused.' "

http://m.espn.go.com/ncf/story?storyId=8896921&wjb

It's time to come out of the closet, Te'o.

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:You really can't be LDS and Gay. So....

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:You really can't be LDS and Gay. So....

nospace speaks truth. if gay, LDS are taught to turn it off (like a light switch)

pick6pedro {l Wrote}:

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:You really can't be LDS and Gay. So....

nospace speaks truth. if gay, LDS are taught to turn it off (like a light switch)

There's a deer antler spray for that.

MTeagleCPA {l Wrote}:

pick6pedro {l Wrote}:

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:You really can't be LDS and Gay. So....

nospace speaks truth. if gay, LDS are taught to turn it off (like a light switch)

There's a deer antler spray for that.

Yes, but you have to spray it up your butt.

pick6pedro {l Wrote}:

MTeagleCPA {l Wrote}:

pick6pedro {l Wrote}:

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:You really can't be LDS and Gay. So....

nospace speaks truth. if gay, LDS are taught to turn it off (like a light switch)

There's a deer antler spray for that.

Yes, but you have to spray it up your butt.

There's a funnel and tubing with a UT logo for that.

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:You really can't be LDS and Gay. So....

nospace speaks truth. if gay, LDS are taught to turn it off (like a light switch)

vegasEagle {l Wrote}:

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:You really can't be LDS and Gay. So....

nospace speaks truth. if gay, LDS are taught to turn it off (like a light switch)

Speaking of mormons (ellipses)

I cursed out two more of them at my front door last night.
I tell them politely that I'm not interested but they fucking dont stop.
They looked confused when I asked to be put on their "don't ever go to this fucking address list".

vegasEagle {l Wrote}:

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:You really can't be LDS and Gay. So....

nospace speaks truth. if gay, LDS are taught to turn it off (like a light switch)

Speaking of mormons (ellipses)

I cursed out two more of them at my front door last night.
I tell them politely that I'm not interested but they fucking dont stop.
They looked confused when I asked to be put on their "don't ever go to this fucking address list".

cvilleagle {l Wrote}:

vegasEagle {l Wrote}:

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:You really can't be LDS and Gay. So....

nospace speaks truth. if gay, LDS are taught to turn it off (like a light switch)

Speaking of mormons (ellipses)

I cursed out two more of them at my front door last night.
I tell them politely that I'm not interested but they fucking dont stop.
They looked confused when I asked to be put on their "don't ever go to this fucking address list".

Have you ever seen the episode of South Park with the Mormon family? I had never seen it until recently and it is amazing.

HJS {l Wrote}:"You've heard of recovering drug addicts? It takes a lot of courage to stand and say that," he said "To recover from homosexuality and this type of thing. Not only that, coming back to your real life, as hard as a task as that is I'm going to do all that I can to live right."
http://news.yahoo.com/man-center-teo-ho ... --spt.html

Reverend Mike {l Wrote}:I have to say that every mormon I've ever met is a pretty damn swell person. They are also pretty swell at business.

DavidGordonsFoot {l Wrote}:

Reverend Mike {l Wrote}:I have to say that every mormon I've ever met is a pretty damn swell person. They are also pretty swell at business.

I haven't met a mormon, but I've read IB's posts on EO, so that's just as good.

DavidGordonsFoot {l Wrote}:

Reverend Mike {l Wrote}:I have to say that every mormon I've ever met is a pretty damn swell person. They are also pretty swell at business.

I haven't met a mormon, but I've read IB's posts on EO, so that's just as good.