Belichick's Son Arrested At Gillette Stadium

[Nicbsbll2]

Couldn't of happened to a better family :thumbsup:

That being said, the police that made the arrest must've had a stick up his a$$ to go looking around an NCAA event, a championship event at that, looking to make an arrest for underage drinking.

[mantal]

I'm not telling you guys what I was doing when I was 16.

I'm going to let you people to continue to think I was an angle. :Angel_anim:

I believe, completely...

[thefuzz]

I got arrested in SC for possession of an alcoholic beverage under the age of 21. It was just sitting on my table, I had not taken a sip yet....bullshit.

As much as I do not like BB as a person, why not just write them a ticket and go about your biz. Arresting someone for having a beer is stupid.

[thefuzz]

I'm not telling you guys what I was doing when I was 16.

I'm going to let you people to continue to think I was an angle. :Angel_anim:

Is that part of being an L 7 weinie?

[rayzor]

Arresting someone for having a beer before they start drinking more than they should and probably could handle, getting into a car and driving head on into another car killing the other driver and their whole family is not stupid especially when it is the law.

edited.

[Skew]

Is that part of being an L 7 weinie?

I'm L 10, thank you very much.

[Baschski]

Speaking of the NCAA Lacrosse Championships...did anyone catch the final? That ending was crazy.

[Fireball77]

Never said they weren't... I don't judge people by their kids 'cause even the best most morale and upright people can have dumbass chirruns... Bill just seems like he would be an ass, but I don't know the man from Adam, so he may be a great guy?

Yeah you can't really unless you are good enough friends and know how the kids were raised.

He's both an ass and a good guy from all I know of it. Most people just see the ass part because that is how he is with the national media most of the time. As a parent, all I know of him is a little of how he was when he was here (He always played with his kids on the field after games, and seemed like he spent quite a bit of time with the kids) and from the interview I saw with him and his daughter for Fathers Day I think on NFLN a few years ago. I don't think y'all would believe how different from what you are used to seeing of him that he came off in that interview. Heck, even I didn't.

[dimbee]

Meh. If he wasn't Bill's son, it wouldn't be news

[Snake]

I can't imagine Bill Belichick as a father.

He Prob would be a good one hell he is use to dealing with dicks like Rodney Harrison and Corry Dillon. Parenting should be a walk in the park.

[KaseKlosed]

what a dead beat dad, he should have taught his son some type of basic morals....

[panthers55]

Yeah you can't really unless you are good enough friends and know how the kids were raised.

He's both an ass and a good guy from all I know of it. Most people just see the ass part because that is how he is with the national media most of the time. As a parent, all I know of him is a little of how he was when he was here (He always played with his kids on the field after games, and seemed like he spent quite a bit of time with the kids) and from the interview I saw with him and his daughter for Fathers Day I think on NFLN a few years ago. I don't think y'all would believe how different from what you are used to seeing of him that he came off in that interview. Heck, even I didn't.

Alot of guys are one way around work because that is what the job requires and another way around home and the kids. Children let you experience being a kid again in a good way. In fact the guys who can't turn it off when they leave work and go home are the ones who struggle most. What works well at work may be the opposite of what works at home.

[dimbee]

what a dead beat dad, he should have taught his son some type of basic morals....

[Fireball77]

What works well at work may be the opposite of what works at home.

True enough!

I have a friend who is a complete perfectionist and is a very exacting type boss who his employees hate (from those who used to complain to me about him while I nodded and grinned) for his high standards. I used to work with him so I know how he is at work. At home, his wife (who I hate violently) bosses the eff out of him, talks down to him, etc. And he sits there and takes it all without a whimper. It's unreal.