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By the way, Greg (Swag) and Robert (Pado) have headed out to Chisholm, MN to find Archibald "Moonlight" Graham.
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Nicky, you might have answered this before, but I'm not about to weed through the last 100 pages of this thread to find out.
Do you agree with Berlusca's lament saying that "we have been robbed, give us two scudetti"? I mean obviously there's plenty of fishy stuff going on here, but would you find that to be a good outcome?
Do you agree with Berlusca's lament saying that "we have been robbed, give us two scudetti"? I mean obviously there's plenty of fishy stuff going on here, but would you find that to be a good outcome?
Call it the Pairetto Principle: 80% of the cash and effort for 20% of the results. 
Not suggesting that its the job of the officials to investigate. Just pointing out that if it isn't due to Moggi/Juve acting with extortion or bribery, the onus of responsibility falls on failures in the officiating crew's ethics. They ultimately have to power to tell Moggi to get lost and put whomever they want on the pitch, regardless of how much Moggi spittles in his mobile phone.
Collusion is another example to implicate, which is what most people are suggesting. But you can't have collusion without motives on both sides. Moggi's motives would be obvious. But what would the officiating arm be getting out of this? Not being able to answer that question fails a fundamental collusion litmus test. If we're going to throw around the collusion card, we owe it to due process to know what was being colluded.
If you pass judgement, you need to have more than just saying, "It seems very fishy". Fishy isn't criminal. Extortion, bribery, betting rings affiliated with match fixing, etc., are criminal. Without those, we have only smoke but no fire. And unless you're yelling "fire" in a theater, it's actions, not words, that are the foundation for judging criminal behavior. (At least in most civilized societies.)
Ilaria D'Amico is a hottie. 
And apparently she has brains too. 
Not suggesting that its the job of the officials to investigate. Just pointing out that if it isn't due to Moggi/Juve acting with extortion or bribery, the onus of responsibility falls on failures in the officiating crew's ethics. They ultimately have to power to tell Moggi to get lost and put whomever they want on the pitch, regardless of how much Moggi spittles in his mobile phone.
Collusion is another example to implicate, which is what most people are suggesting. But you can't have collusion without motives on both sides. Moggi's motives would be obvious. But what would the officiating arm be getting out of this? Not being able to answer that question fails a fundamental collusion litmus test. If we're going to throw around the collusion card, we owe it to due process to know what was being colluded.
If you pass judgement, you need to have more than just saying, "It seems very fishy". Fishy isn't criminal. Extortion, bribery, betting rings affiliated with match fixing, etc., are criminal. Without those, we have only smoke but no fire. And unless you're yelling "fire" in a theater, it's actions, not words, that are the foundation for judging criminal behavior. (At least in most civilized societies.)
One conversation has Moggi's son Alessandro biatching about how he brought Ilaria D'Amico to Paris for dinner on a private jet...stayed in a five star french hotel and spoiled her without so much as getting to first base with her....funny sh*t 
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And apparently she has brains too. 
Not much my man. Im finally back home for summer, just working and sorting out the future.
I've also been getting things ready for the annual sheep drive up to the summer pastures. Since Nicky is coming down we have to make extra commidations such as horse saddles, chow, an extra double sleeping bag.
I've also been getting things ready for the annual sheep drive up to the summer pastures. Since Nicky is coming down we have to make extra commidations such as horse saddles, chow, an extra double sleeping bag.
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Not much my man. Im finally back home for summer, just working and sorting out the future.
I've also been getting things ready for the annual sheep drive up to the summer pastures. Since Nicky is coming down we have to make extra commidations such as horse saddles, chow, an extra double sleeping bag.
I've also been getting things ready for the annual sheep drive up to the summer pastures. Since Nicky is coming down we have to make extra commidations such as horse saddles, chow, an extra double sleeping bag.
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@ Enron: Please keep my blood stained INTERISTA PEZZO DI MERDA t-shirt close to your heart and know that in a few weeks I'll be sharing that tent with you and herding those sheep like a cowboy on steriods...xoxoxox Nick Twist.
@ Pado and Greg: Could you believe the audacity of some people claiming Ben Johnson took steriods in his famous record breaking sprint in the 88 Olympics in Seoul...as usual its a bunch of unfounded conspiracy theorists slinging their bullshit..
P.S. I wish both of you luck with your baseball diamond in the cornfield...look hard enough and you will see Shoeless Joe hittin one out of the park...
@ Pado and Greg: Could you believe the audacity of some people claiming Ben Johnson took steriods in his famous record breaking sprint in the 88 Olympics in Seoul...as usual its a bunch of unfounded conspiracy theorists slinging their bullshit..
P.S. I wish both of you luck with your baseball diamond in the cornfield...look hard enough and you will see Shoeless Joe hittin one out of the park...
