Stay Classy Minnesota

[chknwing]

[Mother Grabber]

what's the problem?  looks like fans out tailgating.

[PhillyB]

i read their forum. the "mah pappy done trucked me with an extension cord in the bunghole ever mundy if'n i didn't clean muh room an i turned out jus fine" sentiments are even more widespread down in that wasteland than they are down here

[Darth Biscuit]

Probably the switch she's holding...

[Brooklyn Bully]

EDIT: ohhh

[carolina-chuck]

The fug

[Cam2Benji]

LMAO!

[SOJA]

oooooo did not know what was the big deal at first......yikes

[PanthersClinic]

I'm against assaulting children (which is what spanking really is) but I have no problem with offensive and distateful humor.

 

Funny stuff.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

I'm dragging a bed covered in assault rifles to the next Panthers tailgate

[Your GFs favorite huddler]

I'm dragging a bed covered in assault rifles to the next Panthers tailgate

Which will be held at the elevator cafe....

[nvpanther]

Omg those posts have me rolling!

Ive had a rough couple days with multiple family members in the hospital. This thread really just made my day. Thank you all, I needed a good laugh!

[Frizzy350]

Just so you know I'm late to the AP party.

 

I saw the supposedly graphic photos recently.

 

I seriously think this is a joke.  AP made his kid(s) say ouch for 10 minutes at most.

 

Are we really going to treat any event of mild bruising as a criminal case?

[nvpanther]

Well having been raised to fear the wrath of my fathers belt myself I realize it was not that long ago pain for punishment was socially acceptable. Hell Im only 33 now and I remember even some teachers had paddles in classrooms.

Dyk Corporal punishmen still has yet to be made illegal in several states.

http://www.corpun.com/counuss.htm

I have children of my own now and I must admit I have to fight my first instinct which is to whip their asses when they do something totally agregiius. I have given in to this urge one time spanking my boy with my hand for totally disrespecting his mother. I realize this is largely a learned behavior from my own childhood. Imo It's not easy for individuals and society as a whole to learn new behaviors within a single generation. Dealing with this requires a whole new set of parenting skills that may not be inherent to everybody.

I do not know much about AP case so I will certainly reserve judgement but perhaps in APs case some (and many others) some good counseling and parenting classes can go a long way in reforming behaviors.

Wouldnt it be more productive for the media, nfl and society as a whole to focus on promoting proactive solutions instead of simply which hunting. The NFL being the multibillion dollar megacorp could throw a tiny bit of PR money into outreach programs and promote public services for getting ordinary people and their players connected to resources to help with their issues before they escalate. Not once all of last week has the media provided any tips/resourses on how to defuse an ordinary argument before it escalates into cops being called or resources for modern effective ways to discipline your children. We do not all live in glass houses. The nfl has attention of the nation atm and I feel it has a genuine opportunity to do something redeeming besides suspending a few players to save face.