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War Room Lounge v166: It's the classical freedom FROM gussets vs freedom OF gussets conundrum.

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Fucking Dana
"We're actually working on some fun stuff for Conor at the beginning of next year," UFC president Dana White told SportsCenter on Thursday. "He should be back next year. I'

If they don’t care about Hardy’s situation, they definitely won’t be caring about what Conor does either.
 
If they don’t care about Hardy’s situation, they definitely won’t be caring about what Conor does either.
I know it's still shitty to see the UFC doing this. Hopefully black beast and hardy fight soon. I want to see that so badly right now
 
What did Hardy do?
On May 13, 2014, Hardy was arrested for assault and communicating threats, after he was alleged to have assaulted an ex-girlfriend by grabbing her, throwing her into furniture, strangling her, and threatening to kill her.[4][25] On July 15, a judge found him guilty of assault and communicating threats, and sentenced him to 18 months' probation, suspending a 60-day jail sentence.[4][26] When Hardy appealed the decision, requesting a jury trial, the victim failed to appear in court to testify. As a result, the prosecutor's office dropped the charges, citing their inability to locate the victim, and "reliable information" that the two parties had reached a civil settlement.[27][28]

Hardy's arrest and trial was the focus of considerable controversy, as news media drew comparisons to other NFL-related domestic violence cases, including those against other NFL players.[4][29] Panthers coach Ron Rivera initially told news media that he was comfortable having Hardy play, but on September 14, 2014, Hardy was deactivated.[30] On September 17, 2014, he was placed on the exempt list by the league, which meant that he could continue to draw his salary but was prohibited in taking part in any team activities.[28][31] He would never play another game for the Panthers.

On April 22, 2015, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell suspended Hardy for 10 games, after the league's two-month-long investigation found that there was "sufficient credible evidence" that Hardy had engaged in conduct which "violated NFL policies in multiple respects and with aggravating circumstances." The league's investigation had concluded that Hardy used physical force in at least four instances, including placing his hands around the victim's neck with enough pressure to leave visible marks, and that his actions were "a significant act of violence in violation of the Personal Conduct Policy."[28]

On July 10, 2015, an arbiter reduced Hardy's suspension from ten games to four games.[28]

On November 5, 2015, the domestic violence charges against Hardy were expunged from his record.[32] The following day, Deadspin released police photographs of Hardy's ex-girlfriend's injuries.[33]
 
Wasn’t Hardy also the dipshit that when he was throwing her around he dragged like all his guns out and threw her on those too?

It’s why there was a huge “yo, UFC, what the fuck?” When they put him and Ostovich on the same card right after saying they support women or some shit.
 
Wasn’t Hardy also the dipshit that when he was throwing her around he dragged like all his guns out and threw her on those too?

It’s why there was a huge “yo, UFC, what the fuck?” When they put him and Ostovich on the same card right after saying they support women or some shit.
you are correct Greg. He is a piece of shit
 
Sensory overload is borderline orgasmic for me but I don't really dig Bourbon Street unless I'm posted up on a balcony looking at titties. It's really just a sea of people moving from one end to the other. Frenchmen Street is incredible though. Just amazing club after amazing club with brass bands in the streets.

Personally I love living on Death Row. Two blocks from Bourbon Street but doesn't feel anything like Bourbon. Jimani is a dark dive bar, Backspace is a throwback to the 1930s, Sneaky Pete's is another five bar, Calogeros is... Overpriced. Mahogany is an absinthe bar where the girls are nude and the jazz is great. All right next to each other.
Sounds great. Especially the first and last ones.
 
On May 13, 2014, Hardy was arrested for assault and communicating threats, after he was alleged to have assaulted an ex-girlfriend by grabbing her, throwing her into furniture, strangling her, and threatening to kill her.[4][25] On July 15, a judge found him guilty of assault and communicating threats, and sentenced him to 18 months' probation, suspending a 60-day jail sentence.[4][26] When Hardy appealed the decision, requesting a jury trial, the victim failed to appear in court to testify. As a result, the prosecutor's office dropped the charges, citing their inability to locate the victim, and "reliable information" that the two parties had reached a civil settlement.[27][28]

Hardy's arrest and trial was the focus of considerable controversy, as news media drew comparisons to other NFL-related domestic violence cases, including those against other NFL players.[4][29] Panthers coach Ron Rivera initially told news media that he was comfortable having Hardy play, but on September 14, 2014, Hardy was deactivated.[30] On September 17, 2014, he was placed on the exempt list by the league, which meant that he could continue to draw his salary but was prohibited in taking part in any team activities.[28][31] He would never play another game for the Panthers.

On April 22, 2015, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell suspended Hardy for 10 games, after the league's two-month-long investigation found that there was "sufficient credible evidence" that Hardy had engaged in conduct which "violated NFL policies in multiple respects and with aggravating circumstances." The league's investigation had concluded that Hardy used physical force in at least four instances, including placing his hands around the victim's neck with enough pressure to leave visible marks, and that his actions were "a significant act of violence in violation of the Personal Conduct Policy."[28]

On July 10, 2015, an arbiter reduced Hardy's suspension from ten games to four games.[28]

On November 5, 2015, the domestic violence charges against Hardy were expunged from his record.[32] The following day, Deadspin released police photographs of Hardy's ex-girlfriend's injuries.[33]
See I was thinking Dan, not Greg. Thanks.
 
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