TEXAS PLAYER: "I WHOOPED THEM LAWYAZ."

The Fulmer Cup remains an offseason venture only, which is too bad for the Texas Longhorns, who would be rolling in points following a purple drank-related arrest the other night and the fresher arrest of James Henry, who attempted to give snitchez stichez in retaliation for being implicated in a robbery.
Sometimes you just plate it up and go, fancy orchids carved from radishes and elaborate ramps be damned. (Gordon Ramsey says: WE'RE KILLING THE PRESENTATION PEOPLE I WILL RAPE YOU WITH A RHUBARB, PEOPLE!)
From the Statesman:
Police say that Joseph called Henry the next day from jail, and their conversation was recorded. In that call, police say, Henry told Joseph that he’d gone to the scene of the robbery and confronted witnesses. "I went over there and whooped all them niggas last night, fool," Henry is quoted as saying in the recording, according to the arrest affidavit.
When police interviewed Henry and confronted him about the conversation, he admitted that he’d confronted the victims and gotten into a fight with them, the affidavit says.
The victims told police that Henry had come up to them and asked, "Who narked on us?"
They said that Henry tried to get into a fight with one of the men, 18-year-old Andre Swain, and told him, "Bitches deserve to get kicked, so that’s what I am going to do!" The witnesses said that Henry then kicked Swain six or seven times in the head and punched him repeatedly.
We don't think the Longhorns need to replace anyone on defense, even with their recent problems. Looks like they're doing just fine on pursuit, angles, and motivation. Texas defense! Bitches deserve to get kicked!
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They had a huge muhfukka kickin’ the grits out they head.
by SmoothJimmyApollo on Sep 18, 2007 2:28 PM EDT reply actions
I have very little to add save that I love that picture, I really do.
Crook ’em, Horns!
by Signal to Noise on Sep 18, 2007 2:28 PM EDT reply actions
quick question: how many FC points would this earn if this was the offseason? Inquiring minds would like to know…
by psuedosilent observer on Sep 18, 2007 2:33 PM EDT reply actions
I’ve heard of a NARC but not a nark, was it supposed to be snarked?
by Nick on Sep 18, 2007 2:36 PM EDT reply actions
Why exactly do bitches deserve to get kicked?
by Michigan Gator on Sep 18, 2007 2:39 PM EDT reply actions
What will the cup be called when Fulmer is fired at the end of this season?
by stapler on Sep 18, 2007 2:44 PM EDT reply actions
Funny they didn’t know jail phones are tapped, but otherwise … depressing. Sometimes there just aren’t any laughs to be mined from criminals on scholarship.
by Dave on Sep 18, 2007 2:46 PM EDT reply actions
by gosouthgohard on Sep 18, 2007 2:49 PM EDT reply actions
Re: #5
The question isn’t why should bitches be kicked, it’s why shouldn’t they be kicked, punched, maimed, slapped, slammed, bopped, jabbed, socked, walloped, plugged and/or pummeled.
by NoleinTexas on Sep 18, 2007 2:52 PM EDT reply actions
Crunk Grimace brings a smile to my face everytime. It makes me wish Fulmer coached at Northwestern.
by Jerkwheat on Sep 18, 2007 2:59 PM EDT reply actions
That’s the WKU Hilltopper’s evil twin brother.
by Orangeblood on Sep 18, 2007 3:04 PM EDT reply actions
Is there a story behind the Grimmace Purple Drank image? Cuz it’s freakin hilarious and I bet it’d be even funnier if there were some sort of back story.
rtr
by bama_buck on Sep 18, 2007 3:05 PM EDT reply actions
#7….in honor of lifetime achievement, I propose the Tressel Cup (perhaps, given the state of …ahem….discipline at OSU and LSU, that the Miles Cup is apropos as well).
by Der Schatten on Sep 18, 2007 3:06 PM EDT reply actions
Snitchez Stitchez, I swear to God I’m going straight to the streets of Westwood with that one
by Bucky Dent on Sep 18, 2007 3:11 PM EDT reply actions
they misspelled “narc.” it’s an older term, but still, spellcheck much? also, jail tapes are some of the most useful pieces of evidence in prosecutions for subsequent crimes, especially in domestic violence situations where you may have a reluctant witness or, in general cases like this one, where you have additional crimes.
excellent work, crimehorns. excellent.
by Cameron Siggs on Sep 18, 2007 3:11 PM EDT reply actions
threadjack alert
Hey Orson/Any other UF alum, do you know anything about the tasering of the UF journalism student during a John Kerry appearance at the University of Florida? It seems odd to taser a kid just for heckling Kerry, especially after he’s on the ground and they have six cops on top of him. I mean, I’d be tempted to heckle Kerry as well.
See the following link for an article:
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hfZBulx_H-prruRU2Clj0dIgUOww
by Jeff from LA on Sep 18, 2007 3:11 PM EDT reply actions
Here’s another article from the “Independent Florida Alligator:”
http://www.alligator.org/articles/2007/09/18/news/campus/arrest.txt
by Jeff from LA on Sep 18, 2007 3:13 PM EDT reply actions
Machen sent out an email a few minutes ago about it. I didn’t know the UFPD was comprised of former Texas football players.
by Gator03 on Sep 18, 2007 3:19 PM EDT reply actions
Looks like Butterteeth, err, Sheriff Rosco needs to recruit more playas!
by Raider Red on Sep 18, 2007 3:30 PM EDT reply actions
Man, I always thought it was spelled “narc” as in the drug. Oh well, Carmelo Anthony taught me years ago not to snitch and I’ll be damned if I do.
Verne Lundquist is still waiting for his 100 cocktails, which you know is the only reason he plugged you guys.
by Edsall is God on Sep 18, 2007 3:32 PM EDT reply actions
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIYTJ75U4NU&mode=related&search=
Here’s a video of the whole thing. People were supposed to ask one question. Instead, this guy goes on a monologue, wasting people’s time and completely ignoring the rules as set up for the event. Both the police and Sen. Kerry ask the guy to get to the point and ask his question.
Instead, he starts sounding belligerent, almost to the point of haranguing Kerry. He attempts to ask several questions, again ignoring the rules and the police.
Finally the police go to arrest him for essentially hijacking the event and disrupting it. He gets even more belligerent, and resists arrest. Even when you think it’s unwarranted, you never, EVER resist arrest because if you hadn’t committed a crime before, by resisting arrest you now have. He kept fighting them, and he got a shock from Taser, but not the full brunt of what a Taser can do.
He’ll probably be charged with disrupting the peace, interfering with university proceedings, and resisting arrest, which is precisely what he did.
by Year2-Dave on Sep 18, 2007 3:33 PM EDT reply actions
#7. It will always be the Fulmer Cup. It like the Stanley Cup. Fulmer “donated” this award for all of CFB to enjoy and it shall live on in his memery.
by RUinsane on Sep 18, 2007 3:38 PM EDT reply actions
boooooooo0 threadjacking…booooooooooooooooo
more purple drank!!! imma go get me sommat!!
by Cameron Siggs on Sep 18, 2007 3:38 PM EDT reply actions
I thought he was trying to show up the cops the whole time and got exactly what he deserved. Check that – he deserved it long before they finally did.
by The Last Dragon on Sep 18, 2007 3:39 PM EDT reply actions
Per wikipedia:
Purple Drank is an illegal recreational drink popular in the hip-hop community of the Southern United States. Its main ingredients are prescription-strength cough syrup containing codeine and promethazine.1
The purple-ish hue of Purple Drank comes from dyes in the cough syrup. Recently, the term has expanded to cover mixtures including over-the-counter cough syrup. Other terms for Purple Drank include Sizzurp, Drank, Purple Tonic, Texas Tea, Memphis Mud, Lean, Oil, Tsikuni, Barre, and Sir.
The mixture has also been referenced in lyrics of other rappers, including UGK’s “Sippin and Spinnin” and “Purple Drank”, as well as tracks by Paul Wall, Mike Jones, T.I., Chamillionaire, Big Moe, Slim Thug, and Z-Ro. In September of 2006, Terrence Kiel, a San Diego Chargers player, was arrested during practice for the possession with intent to sell of what authorities referred to as “Lean”.4.
New Orleans rapper Lil’ Wayne frequently mentions drinking Purple Drank. In the Duffle Bag Boy music video he can be seen holding a Styrofoam cup with “RIP DJ Screw” written on it. In the remix to “Throw Some D’s” on his mixtape Da Drought 3 he claims “I’m not a rookie, I’m a promethazine fiend.” He also refers to the substance in the song “We Takin’ Over,” where he says that “I like my Sprite Easter pink,” an overt reference to the color of the beverage.
Purple Drank can also refer to purple kool-aid, which is a favorite among the African American community.
The active ingredient of purple drank is codeine, a narcotic medication contained in prescription cough syrup. It is not made with over-the-counter cough syrups such as Robitussin. Some prescription cough syrups also contain anti-histamine medications, such as promethazine, which have a mild sedative effect. When taken in large quantities, both medications can lead to sedation and altered levels of consciousness.1 Although dextromethorphan is sometimes used recreationally, it has different effects. Standard strength purple drank contains 6.25 mg of codeine and 10 mg of promethazine per 5 mL.
The following are the effects of drinking syrup:
Feeling that everything is in slow-motion. This effect is the prime source for the sound and tempo of the hip hop subgenre chopped and screwed.
Euphoria
Dizziness, often causing the user to list side-to-side. This gives rise to one of the drug’s alternate names, “Lean”.
Reactions slowed
Inability to speak clearly
Vomiting
Visual color patterns (in high doses); in some severe cases may cause blindness.
Itching
Reduced coughing
Blurred vision
Insomnia
Difficulty walking in a normal manner
Floating sensation
by Raider Red on Sep 18, 2007 3:39 PM EDT reply actions
I, too, have no insightful commentary on college football and simply love that picture.
In fact, I wouldn’t mind seeing it posted at random even in unrelated entries. We could all use a little cheer every now and then.
by Tim on Sep 18, 2007 3:44 PM EDT reply actions
Hmmmm…..when I was in college purple drank was mushroom tea. When made, the schrooms used in the process turned the water purple. My how times change. I must be older than I thought.
by The Last Dragon on Sep 18, 2007 3:47 PM EDT reply actions
so the guy asks three questions instead of one at a Q&A session and you think he deserves to be beaten, tasered & arrested….thomas payne spits on you.
by Gabe on Sep 18, 2007 3:56 PM EDT reply actions
When did Ralph Friedgen get a pimped out grill?
by Tommy Boy on Sep 18, 2007 3:56 PM EDT reply actions
“I thought he was trying to show up the cops the whole time and got exactly what he deserved. "
ya “showing up the cops” …I think there is a amendment that gives the death penalty for that….i’m pretty sure
by Gabe on Sep 18, 2007 3:58 PM EDT reply actions
I have two suggestions for the Fulmer Cup, should Phillip opt for studio work in the near future…
1) [Name Redacted] cup – getting better and better
2) Little Brown Jug (Is that one already taken)?
by Kerwin4two on Sep 18, 2007 4:07 PM EDT reply actions
#28
aaahhh excellent point. the purple drank in this case is also known as “sizzurp” made popular in the song “sippin’ on some sizzurp” by three 6 mafia.
by gerry dorsey on Sep 18, 2007 4:16 PM EDT reply actions
1) Keep Fulmer Cup alive. Regardless of whether or not Fatman’s career is.
2) We clearly need an in-season award of some kind, ala Butkus, Thorpe, & Doak Walker, for the sooper genii of college football. Something named after a player that, throughout their college years, typified excellence in FnDC, getting his drank on, cheap shotting QBs on the ground, stomping kittens, etc. Something which defines a player as clearly the most gangsta, thugged-out mothafuckah on the field anytime, everytime.
I hereby call for the creation of the Ron/Little Mexico Award, in honor of those fabulous Vick boys.
by Whohah on Sep 18, 2007 4:24 PM EDT reply actions
re #28 – I know this is from wikipedia, but do black people really prefer purple kool-aid? Is there anyone here that can speak to that? What flavor kool-aid do white folk prefer?
by Nutt in your face on Sep 18, 2007 4:34 PM EDT reply actions
Longhorns representing the G-code, baby!
The Geto Boys would be proud.
by B-Rob on Sep 18, 2007 4:37 PM EDT reply actions
Raider Red:
Us silly folks in flyover country figured purple drank was this:
http://www.luxco.com/public/brands/brands.asp?brandid=35
Grape soda and everclear, when mixed, are capable of inducing local variations in gravity.
by Albino Tornado on Sep 18, 2007 4:46 PM EDT reply actions
#24
“interfering with university proceedings”
yes, I remember that in the Florida statutes somewhere…
my uncle was arrested and sentenced for interfering with university proceedings…you know…um…but it was…totally, you know…not cool and he was, like a complete friend of…the um…governor.
by Turk182 on Sep 18, 2007 4:47 PM EDT reply actions
This could be why the Aggies call the folks from Austin ‘sips.’ Good as any other damn explanation for Aggie-ese.
by beast in 'bama on Sep 18, 2007 4:48 PM EDT reply actions
I hereby present the debut of the Darnell Dockett Cup — awarded to the player or team that best demonstrates in-season thuggery, and /or traits of being a bandit, bully, criminal, delinquent, gang member, gangster, goon*, gorilla*, gunman, hired killer, hood, hooligan, killer, mobster, murderer, professional killer, punk, rapscaillion, rioter, rowdy, ruffian, or troublemaker.
May the best scalawag win!
by Grateful Gator on Sep 18, 2007 4:49 PM EDT reply actions
Re: threadjack UF idiot getting escorted out by the fuzz – I bet charges will be dropped. Libveral whackjobs usually have charges dropped… maybe not at public forum speeches given by liberal whackjobs, though. I need to read up on liberal legal proceedings.
+1 to the good ole boy in the back row in the camo hat for not sneaking a good sucker punch on the perp when he had the chance. He showed very good mama-taught restraint, although his Daddy might give him hell about it after he watches the video on FoxNews.
by Out of Conference on Sep 18, 2007 4:51 PM EDT reply actions
Whitie likes red kool-aid, fool. Damn.
Wouldn’t an in-season award for degenerate behavior by a student-athlete have to be named for Lawrence Phillips?
by UgasTexan on Sep 18, 2007 4:54 PM EDT reply actions
Yes, Purple Passion was a big player in good ol’ Murdough Hall.
by Raider Red on Sep 18, 2007 4:56 PM EDT reply actions
- - I believe Mr. Snoop Doggy Dogg explained this through his lyrics, “Bitches ain’t shit.” My hip-hop knowledge also seems to fall short, but someone else said, “Bitches ain’t shit but hos and tricks.” I think that says it all.
Also, who would have guessed that one of the side effects of purple drank would be “reduced coughing?”
by D'Jango on Sep 18, 2007 5:01 PM EDT reply actions
Saban bless purple drank. It’s what we serve at Sabanic Communion.
by The Reverend Doctor on Sep 18, 2007 5:07 PM EDT reply actions
I’ve got nothing to say other than that Grimmaz in da Hood rocks.
Cracks me up every time I look at him.
by Blog Goliard on Sep 18, 2007 5:17 PM EDT reply actions
- - No death penalty. Buy tasering…….hell yeah. When the cops ask to do something, you do it. Or deal with the consequences. If the dude had left like they asked him to, he’d wouldn’t have ended up squealing like a little girl.
by The Last Dragon on Sep 18, 2007 5:25 PM EDT reply actions
purple drank i’m’a grip and sip
anything illegal, you know i flip
cuz who is mack brown coming
who is mack brown coming
as an alum of the University of Oklahoma, this latest arrest pleases me greatly – that kid committed to us, then backed out to go to texass – talking about dodging a bullet
as for the love of purple kool-aid in the african-american community, a law school friend of mine who happened to be black shed some light on this for me one night – here’s the transcript, as best i can remember:
her: you need to get some kool-aid over here if i’m gonna hang out here
me: ya know, i like kool-aid as much as the next guy, but damn, black folks love that shit. why is that?
her: b/c it’s cheap, cracka
me: water’s cheaper
her: water doesn’t have any taste. we need some taste
by okiedomer on Sep 18, 2007 5:36 PM EDT reply actions
Florida always had some kool-aid handy on Good Times whenever JJ got thirsty.
by Out of Conference on Sep 18, 2007 5:42 PM EDT reply actions
- - It’s a good thing the University of Oklahoma would never employ, er, allow such students at their school. Kids breaking the law? Only in Texas. Be proud, Sooner!
by D'Jango on Sep 18, 2007 5:56 PM EDT reply actions
53-
when was the last time you saw an OU player shooting an uzi out of a dorm window while selling cocaine to an undercover cop? exactly
as usual, the longhorn program is 20 years behind the Sooners, and even then, they don’t do it with such style
by okiedomer on Sep 18, 2007 6:01 PM EDT reply actions
Django: OU students are too busy not working at their jobs to commit crimes, after all.
And let he who has alums who fired assault rifles in the dorm not cast the first stone.
by Albino Tornado on Sep 18, 2007 6:30 PM EDT reply actions
Might be ex post facto, but New Hampshire ought to get an award. Their backup quarterback, who hails from the mean streets of La Jolla, San Diego, has been booked with murder
and gang violence (“The Bird Rock Bandits”). It was last spring, so technically off-season.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/20070907-1617-fbc-footballplayerarrested.html
by d tensor on Sep 18, 2007 8:48 PM EDT reply actions
I think the UPD overreacted. A little. But that guy should be the featured lesson in How Not To React When Confronted By the Police.
If you disagree, well, don’t Tase me, bro.
by Mr. Wrong on Sep 18, 2007 10:46 PM EDT reply actions
UPD was a bunch of poorly trained townies when I was a student in Hogtown. Now they apparently have tazers. Way to escalate the situation, guys!
by southernmost on Sep 19, 2007 12:19 AM EDT reply actions
- dragon,
it was a q&a he really did want to hear the answer to the questions…lots of people do…if we aren’t allowed to ask the wrong questions without being beaten,arrested then this is a police state. He resisted arrest, yes….because he was trying to aska question when they started grabbing him…way before he said BJ…resisting rrest was about as against the law as resisting the redcoats was.
by Gabe on Sep 19, 2007 11:11 AM EDT reply actions

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