Yo Adrian

Use a belt next time ... Guess it's time to retire the phrase "spare the rod, spoil the child". Crap, what is this world coming to.

Bad timing though. Post Ray Rice and Roger Goodell is getting crucified for being toooooooo lenient .. Probably going to throw the book at Adrian ..

At least he's not a wife beater

I just looked it up and saw this

"The Houston station, citing law enforcement sources, said Peterson told police that the incident -- he referred to it as a "whooping" -- occurred in Spring, Texas, in May as punishment for his son pushing another one of Peterson's children. The boy suffered cuts and bruises to areas including his back, buttocks, ankles and legs."

That is a bit too much to do with the "switch"

Glad I didn't pick the Vikes

Grandmother used to use fig branches on my butt and my aunt's back in the day, never left any marks on us. Peterson is a strong man maybe be should of used the old hand across the butt routine for discipline instead of a stick.

Not condoning Adrian for disciplining his child, more children today need that, just that he needs to realize that he's 2x stronger then your average man.

My Dad used a rolled up newspaper and smacked me across the butt with it.....just like a dog


Obviously it didn't hurt, but it scared the crap out of me

Hey Blue

The Amish would never spank their kids would they? Bet there are a few refs you'd like to take a switch too

=SA=

Captain Munnerlyn thinks Adrian Peterson treatment unfair
Posted by: Master Tesfatsion Updated September 17th at 12:54pm 275476521 45 comments
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Vikings cornerback Captain Munnerlyn expressed his disapproval with the team’s decision to place running back Adrian Peterson on the commissioner’s exempt list at 12:47 a.m. on Wednesday. Munnerlyn, who grew up in Mobile, Ala., didn’t see anything wrong with Peterson using a switch to discipline his 4-year-old son.
“Growing up my mom, she disciplined me the same way,” Munnerlyn said. “And I’d say it got me to this point now. I’m in the NFL, and I know how to behave. I really didn’t see the big deal. People are blowing it out of proportion with all this, and all that. At the end of the day, we came here to win a football game. I think for Adrian, the best thing for him to do is play football to let out some frustration and be himself.”
Peterson, who grew up in Palestine, Texas, was charged one count of injury to a child in Montgomery County (Texas) last weekend as a result of the punishment. Munnerlyn’s comments echoed those of fullback Jerome Felton, who was raised in Madisonville, Tenn., about how they felt Peterson’s actions was an acceptable form of discipline growing up in the South.
“If Adrian wasn’t in the limelight, I don’t think this would be coming up at all because you raise your kids how you raise your kids,” Munnerlyn said. “They’re your kids.”
When asked if he looked at the alleged photos after Peterson “whooped” the child with a switch, Munnerlyn said, “No I really didn’t look into it. Growing up, that was nothing. My mom, she always welted me up and things like that. In my culture, that’s how I was raised; and my mom, that’s how she raised her kids.”
Peterson was issued an arrest warrant on Friday, which prompted the team to deactivate him for the Vikings’ 30-7 loss to the Patriots at TCF Bank Stadium on Sunday. He was booked and released on bail Saturday morning in Montgomery County. The Vikings decided to reinstate Peterson on Monday but reversed course after backlash from the public and their sponsors over the last two days.
“He hasn’t been convicted of nothing,” Munnerlyn said. “All these allegations of this, and that, the pictures out, but he hasn’t been convicted of nothing. In crimes, you’re innocent until you’re convicted guilty. I don’t think he’s guilty of nothing yet. I really think he should be able to play football. I really don’t get it. At the end of the day, I know they came up with the decision, but I’m just going to stick to playing football and doing what I know.”

The Amish absolutely spank their kids...and their animals. I saw an Amish guy in his buggy suddenly stop along the rode. No matter what he did that horse refused to start up again. Finally the bearded dude jumps out of his buggy and clobbers the horse right on its snout. The horse then began to move. It's something that amazes me about those folks...how much they depend on their horses (they do NOT use tractors for any of their farm work) yet how badly they treat them. Saddest sight is to see a horse struggling to pull a loaded buggy up a long road hill in the middle of August, sweat pouring out of the poor horse.

The refs in Monday's game should simply be shot.

BlueShoes1 wrote:

The refs in Monday's game should simply be shot.

Yeah even that ref agreed who was at the game up in the booth (well not shot but that they are stupidasses)

I would expect those calls if the game was @ Philly

But I like Lucks post game comments and I expect a win @ Jacksonville

i like Luck's fantasy points

BlueShoes1 wrote:The Amish absolutely spank their kids...and their animals.  I saw an Amish guy in his buggy suddenly stop along the rode.  No matter what he did that horse refused to start up again.  Finally the bearded dude jumps out of his buggy and clobbers the horse right on its snout.  The horse then began to move.  It's something that amazes me about those folks...how much they depend on their horses (they do NOT use tractors for any of their farm work) yet how badly they treat them.  Saddest sight is to see a horse struggling to pull a loaded buggy up a long road hill in the middle of August, sweat pouring out of the poor horse.

The refs in Monday's game should simply be shot.

That used to absolutely shock me, the Holtwod dam hill is absolutely brutal, it has to be 3 miles up hill and to see those horses pull a wagon full of those stinky fuckers up hill made me sick. The animal rights people are always at race tracks making sure jockeys don't whip their horses too many times, maybe they should camp out on the York county and Lancaster county lines, they would have a field day.