TOTALLY GEEKED!

msrock wrote:

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There were text messages.

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 Yeah and the messages were between ball boys whose job it is to inflate/deflate balls, it was normal conversation about people's in a specific job not liking their "boss". That

is what ball boys do, they deflate/inflate balls.There is a range of PSI they inflate/deflate to. 

After the scandal broke in the early morning hours of January 19, according to the report, there was a significant uptick in communication between Brady and Jastremski. Investigators found this suspicious. Jastremski, who was in charge of preparing balls for game day, hadn't talked to Brady over the phone or exchanged texts with him in six months going into January 19. Over the next 72 hours, according to phone records, they talked on the phone eight times and exchanged 15 texts.

The texts show Brady continually checked up on Jastremski after the scandal broke, talked to him multiple times a day, and even invited him to the quarterback meeting room to talk for the first time in Jastremski's 20 years with the team.


Read more: www.businessinsider.com/brady-patriots-employee-texts-deflategate-2015-5

Ohfour wrote:

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After the scandal broke in the early morning hours of January 19, according to the report, there was a significant uptick in communication between Brady and Jastremski. Investigators found this suspicious. Jastremski, who was in charge of preparing balls for game day, hadn't talked to Brady over the phone or exchanged texts with him in six months going into January 19. Over the next 72 hours, according to phone records, they talked on the phone eight times and exchanged 15 texts.

The texts show Brady continually checked up on Jastremski after the scandal broke, talked to him multiple times a day, and even invited him to the quarterback meeting room to talk for the first time in Jastremski's 20 years with the team.


Read more: www.businessinsider.com/brady-patriots-employee-texts-deflategate-2015-5

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 Wouldn't you, if accused of some sort of crime, to talk to others you work with that may or may not have been involved?  Its the prudent thing to do when you don't believe you have done anything wrong.  You vent, you commiserate, etc.

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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After the scandal broke in the early morning hours of January 19, according to the report, there was a significant uptick in communication between Brady and Jastremski. Investigators found this suspicious. Jastremski, who was in charge of preparing balls for game day, hadn't talked to Brady over the phone or exchanged texts with him in six months going into January 19. Over the next 72 hours, according to phone records, they talked on the phone eight times and exchanged 15 texts.

The texts show Brady continually checked up on Jastremski after the scandal broke, talked to him multiple times a day, and even invited him to the quarterback meeting room to talk for the first time in Jastremski's 20 years with the team.


Read more: www.businessinsider.com/brady-patriots-employee-texts-deflategate-2015-5

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 Wouldn't you, if accused of some sort of crime, to talk to others you work with that may or may not have been involved?  Its the prudent thing to do when you don't believe you have done anything wrong.  You vent, you commiserate, etc.

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No, I would actually keep my distance from the others accused.  I sure as hell wouldn't all the sudden start sending them text messages. Or invite them places they have never been invited to. 

You're smarter than this.  You know he knew he was cheating.  Even some of my most fervent Pats fan friends admit it...

Ohfour wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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After the scandal broke in the early morning hours of January 19, according to the report, there was a significant uptick in communication between Brady and Jastremski. Investigators found this suspicious. Jastremski, who was in charge of preparing balls for game day, hadn't talked to Brady over the phone or exchanged texts with him in six months going into January 19. Over the next 72 hours, according to phone records, they talked on the phone eight times and exchanged 15 texts.

The texts show Brady continually checked up on Jastremski after the scandal broke, talked to him multiple times a day, and even invited him to the quarterback meeting room to talk for the first time in Jastremski's 20 years with the team.


Read more: www.businessinsider.com/brady-patriots-employee-texts-deflategate-2015-5

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 Wouldn't you, if accused of some sort of crime, to talk to others you work with that may or may not have been involved?  Its the prudent thing to do when you don't believe you have done anything wrong.  You vent, you commiserate, etc.

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No, I would actually keep my distance from the others accused.  I sure as hell wouldn't all the sudden start sending them text messages. Or invite them places they have never been invited to. 

You're smarter than this.  You know he knew he was cheating.  Even some of my most fervent Pats fan friends admit it...

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 What if they were accused but you knew were innocent?

 

 

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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After the scandal broke in the early morning hours of January 19, according to the report, there was a significant uptick in communication between Brady and Jastremski. Investigators found this suspicious. Jastremski, who was in charge of preparing balls for game day, hadn't talked to Brady over the phone or exchanged texts with him in six months going into January 19. Over the next 72 hours, according to phone records, they talked on the phone eight times and exchanged 15 texts.

The texts show Brady continually checked up on Jastremski after the scandal broke, talked to him multiple times a day, and even invited him to the quarterback meeting room to talk for the first time in Jastremski's 20 years with the team.


Read more: www.businessinsider.com/brady-patriots-employee-texts-deflategate-2015-5

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 Wouldn't you, if accused of some sort of crime, to talk to others you work with that may or may not have been involved?  Its the prudent thing to do when you don't believe you have done anything wrong.  You vent, you commiserate, etc.

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No, I would actually keep my distance from the others accused.  I sure as hell wouldn't all the sudden start sending them text messages. Or invite them places they have never been invited to. 

You're smarter than this.  You know he knew he was cheating.  Even some of my most fervent Pats fan friends admit it...

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 What if they were accused but you knew were innocent?

 

 

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Even more reason to stay away... 

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Players are going to play, play, play
Haters are going to hate, hate, hate

But baby I.m gonna shake shake shake shake

Shake it off, shake if off.


I don't care about sports. I think its funny to see the divide between the NE area and the entire rest of world. It's funny, and balsy.

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Trust me, I know it.  I'm an Alabama fan.  It's 10x worse.  I kid you not... 

How many young men would kill to have Brady's talent? And what does he do?

HE CHEATS.

flan

Ohfour wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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But did you like my Taylor Swift?

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LOL!  I didn't even know that was Taylor Swift!  I don't think I would know one of her songs if you played it for me... 

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 Clearly you do not have a preteen living with you.

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Southern_Belle wrote:

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Do your balls hang low, do they wobble to and fro?
Can you tie em in a knot, can you tie em in a bow?

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 Can you throw 'em o're your shoulder

like a Continental soldier,

do your balls   

hang

low ............