Speaking Of "Juice"

[Heim]

I was surprised to hear Bills were going to issue number 32 to a back. Nobody has worn it since 1977. I thought they retired it.
Despite Simpson's alleged misgivings he was the NFL for a couple of years not to mention the Bill's entire offense. He had every
fan on the edge of their seat that final game to surpass 2,000 yards. Bad move by Buffalo imo.

 

[John Kelly]

I once saw O.J. Simpson in a bar in Woodland Hills, California.

The year was 1987.

Not only was O.J. easily recognizable but he had the biggest head I'd ever seen.

 

[parlaynow]

Former Louisville running back Senorise Perry gets O.J.'s number 32.

 

[FairWarning]

I was surprised that it wasn’t retired.

 

[railbird]

Is a fun and gregarious guy

 

[John Kelly]

Former Louisville running back Senorise Perry gets O.J.'s number 32.

I assume Perry's a slashing running back.

Too easy?

 

[John Kelly]

Perry has big shoes to fill on the football field.

Off the field, I wonder if he owns a pair of Bruno Magli shoes, size 12.

 

[skinny]

Perry has big shoes to fill on the football field.

Off the field, I wonder if he owns a pair of Bruno Magli shoes, size 12.

Good one

 

[winkyduck]

I was surprised that it wasn’t retired.

I'm surprised someone would actually want it. I understand why it isn't retired but I don't see why anyone would want it. And I don't care of the number isn't retired......NO ONE should ever wear that number again for the Bills

 

[kane]

I assume Perry's a slashing running back.

Too easy?

If he doesn't play well, he'll probably get cut.

 

[E$]

Is a fun and gregarious guy

Of all the stuff Birdie hates, he likes OJ

Seems about right

 

[winkyduck]

Of all the stuff Birdie hates, he likes OJ

Seems about right

Every day that goes by I realize putting him on "Ignore" might have been the smartest move I have ever made here

 

[bomzee]

It always bothered me that when Judge Jackie Glass over sentenced OJ for basically stealing baseball cards her thinking was this is a make up call for a guy who got away with murder.Just not right what Glass did. Ultimately she got a TV show that failed where she bragged about what she did to OJ .Obviously I'm not defending OJ killing two people -but I have a big issue with a rogue Judge like Glass acting so improperly.

 

[fifty cint]

No good can come of this...

 

[John Kelly]

It always bothered me that when Judge Jackie Glass over sentenced OJ for basically stealing baseball cards her thinking was this is a make up call for a guy who got away with murder.Just not right what Glass did. Ultimately she got a TV show that failed where she bragged about what she did to OJ .Obviously I'm not defending OJ killing two people -but I have a big issue with a rogue Judge like Glass acting so improperly.

Most famous make-up call in sports history.

 

[bomzee]

Most famous make-up call in sports history.

Thank You JK
for posting the line I'm borrowing ( stealing ) when the time is right.

 

[kane]

It always bothered me that when Judge Jackie Glass over sentenced OJ for basically stealing baseball cards her thinking was this is a make up call for a guy who got away with murder.Just not right what Glass did. Ultimately she got a TV show that failed where she bragged about what she did to OJ .Obviously I'm not defending OJ killing two people -but I have a big issue with a rogue Judge like Glass acting so improperly.

Even though I get where you're coming from, I personally had no problem with "the make up call", the government got Al Capone for tax evasion, justice is justice, and had that scumbag been convicted for double homicide he would have gotten a much longer sentence than he ended up serving anyway, in some weird way he still came out ahead