Re: Mike Sadler has died. RIP.

by **DWags** 2016-07-25, 11:28

Looking at pictures of that road, they need a guard rail or at least a warning arrow pointing. Fucked up. My god, what a tragic loss to everyone. One of the best and brightest.

by **Blanch32** 2016-07-25, 11:53

247s reaction is beyond creepy to this tragedy. Duffy and I are in total agreement on this. That thread is an embarrassment, posters need to be banned, and thread completely deleted.

.....but they won't since that's how Snake and the rods roll over there...

by **Other Teams Pursuing That** 2016-07-25, 12:12

Blanch32 wrote:247s reaction is beyond creepy to this tragedy. Duffy and I are in total agreement on this. That thread is an embarrassment, posters need to be banned, and thread completely deleted.

.....but they won't since that's how Snake and the rods roll over there...

What do you mean beyond creepy?

by **Blanch32** 2016-07-25, 13:19

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:
Blanch32 wrote:247s reaction is beyond creepy to this tragedy. Duffy and I are in total agreement on this. That thread is an embarrassment, posters need to be banned, and thread completely deleted.

.....but they won't since that's how Snake and the rods roll over there...

What do you mean beyond creepy?

They seriously want a Walmart wolverine to get fired, lose his gym membership, and kill himself for merely typing "lol"

by **Blanch32** 2016-07-25, 13:20

Floyd Robertson wrote:and they wonder why people hate them

This is the dude

by **tGreenWay** 2016-07-25, 13:23

I'll read this thread some other time. This is like a roundhouse punch to the balls. I have no idea what Sadler wanted to do with his law degree, but I always expected him to wind up conquering the world, and make everybody laugh while doing it. If ever there was an example of life not being fair, this is it. RIP.

by **InTenSity** 2016-07-25, 13:30

Blanch32 wrote:
Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

What do you mean beyond creepy?

They seriously want a Walmart wolverine to get fired, lose his gym membership, and kill himself for merely typing "lol"

Why is it hard for you to understand there could be consequences for what happens online?

by **Blanch32** 2016-07-25, 13:36

InTenSity wrote:
Blanch32 wrote:

They seriously want a Walmart wolverine to get fired, lose his gym membership, and kill himself for merely typing "lol"
Why is it hard for you to understand there could be consequences for what happens online?

Because The 1st amendment. Someone you liberals give a shit about anymore

by **Floyd Robertson** 2016-07-25, 13:42

tGreenWay wrote:I'll read this thread some other time. This is like a roundhouse punch to the balls. I have no idea what Sadler wanted to do with his law degree, but I always expected him to wind up conquering the world, and make everybody laugh while doing it. If ever there was an example of life not being fair, this is it. RIP.

I pretty much had it figured as Cousins for Prez and Sadler for AG before the Supreme Court.

by **InTenSity** 2016-07-25, 13:44

Blanch32 wrote:
InTenSity wrote:
Why is it hard for you to understand there could be consequences for what happens online?

Because The 1st amendment. Someone you liberals give a shit about anymore

What, exactly, does the 1st amendment have to do with this? lmao

by **tGreenWay** 2016-07-25, 13:54

Floyd Robertson wrote:
tGreenWay wrote:I'll read this thread some other time. This is like a roundhouse punch to the balls. I have no idea what Sadler wanted to do with his law degree, but I always expected him to wind up conquering the world, and make everybody laugh while doing it. If ever there was an example of life not being fair, this is it. RIP.

I pretty much had it figured as Cousins for Prez and Sadler for AG before the Supreme Court.

That sounds about right.

by Guest 2016-07-25, 13:56

Blanch32 wrote:
InTenSity wrote:
Why is it hard for you to understand there could be consequences for what happens online?

Because The 1st amendment. Someone you liberals give a shit about anymore

The 1st amendment guarantees freedom of speech not freedom of consequences for what you say.

That said, I think they're going a bit overboard trying to prove who can be the tougher interwebz guy.

by **Watch Out Pylon!** 2016-07-25, 13:59

Blanch32 wrote:
InTenSity wrote:
Why is it hard for you to understand there could be consequences for what happens online?

Because The 1st amendment. Someone you liberals give a shit about anymore

Mike Sadler has died. RIP. - Page 3 1284110369

by **Blanch32** 2016-07-25, 14:05

LooseGoose wrote:
Blanch32 wrote:

Because The 1st amendment. Someone you liberals give a shit about anymore

The 1st amendment guarantees freedom of speech not freedom of consequences for what you say.

That said, I think they're going a bit overboard trying to prove who can be the tougher interwebz guy.

Free speech isn't free if it comes with consequences Fwiw.

by **Travis of the Cosmos** 2016-07-25, 14:10

LooseGoose wrote:
Blanch32 wrote:

Because The 1st amendment. Someone you liberals give a shit about anymore

The 1st amendment guarantees freedom of speech not freedom of consequences for what you say.

That said, I think they're going a bit overboard trying to prove who can be the tougher interwebz guy.

Actually, it does. Freedom from consequences.... From the government. You won't get arrested. That's it. They can't stop other things that can happen to you when you open up your stupid mouth.

I can't believe how many people never seem to understand that it's about what the government can do to you, not business or people or anything else.

But also maybe we could talk s out this in another thread? I dunno. This doesn't feel very approps.

by **Other Teams Pursuing That** 2016-07-25, 14:15

Can blanch and crew save their bullshit endless argument for another thread? For fucks sake.

by **Watch Out Pylon!** 2016-07-25, 14:19

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:
LooseGoose wrote:

The 1st amendment guarantees freedom of speech not freedom of consequences for what you say.

That said, I think they're going a bit overboard trying to prove who can be the tougher interwebz guy.

Actually, it does. Freedom from consequences.... From the government. You won't get arrested. That's it. They can't stop other things that can happen to you when you open up your stupid mouth.

I can't believe how many people never seem to understand that it's about what the government can do to you, not business or people or anything else.

But also maybe we could talk s out this in another thread? I dunno. This doesn't feel very approps.

It really doesn't does it Travis. Almost like you're pissing on someone's grave.

by **Blanch32** 2016-07-25, 14:24

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:
LooseGoose wrote:

The 1st amendment guarantees freedom of speech not freedom of consequences for what you say.

That said, I think they're going a bit overboard trying to prove who can be the tougher interwebz guy.

Actually, it does. Freedom from consequences.... From the government. You won't get arrested. That's it. They can't stop other things that can happen to you when you open up your stupid mouth.

I can't believe how many people never seem to understand that it's about what the government can do to you, not business or people or anything else.

But also maybe we could talk s out this in another thread? I dunno. This doesn't feel very approps.

Funny how the 2nd amendment and 14th don't get the same treatment....

by **WhiteBoyHatcher** 2016-07-25, 14:27

Just read some tweets. Apparently the Wisconsin kicker (or former, not sure) was hosting them at his house. They all left the camp together in two cars. He went one way since he's familiar with the roads, and the GPS took Sadler another way. Can you imagine what is going through that poor kid's mind right now?

by **Watch Out Pylon!** 2016-07-25, 14:30

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:Just read some tweets. Apparently the Wisconsin kicker (or former, not sure) was hosting them at his house. They all left the camp together in two cars. He went one way since he's familiar with the roads, and the GPS took Sadler another way. Can you imagine what is going through that poor kid's mind right now?

Or the LSU kid who survived. I can't imagine going through something like that.

by CheesySpartan 2016-07-25, 14:46

Former UW player Drew Meyer deals with deaths of punter friends

by **Nordic** 2016-07-25, 15:02

CheesySpartan wrote: Former UW player Drew Meyer deals with deaths of punter friends

Brutal for all those involved.

by **DWags** 2016-07-25, 15:16

LooseGoose wrote:
Blanch32 wrote:

Because The 1st amendment. Someone you liberals give a shit about anymore

The 1st amendment guarantees freedom of speech not freedom of consequences for what you say.

That said, I think they're going a bit overboard trying to prove who can be the tougher interwebz guy.

Yeah, it's pretty much over the top.

by **DWags** 2016-07-25, 15:17

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:Just read some tweets. Apparently the Wisconsin kicker (or former, not sure) was hosting them at his house. They all left the camp together in two cars. He went one way since he's familiar with the roads, and the GPS took Sadler another way. Can you imagine what is going through that poor kid's mind right now?

Oh fuck. This story gets more suckier by the hour.

by **tGreenWay** 2016-07-25, 15:43

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:
LooseGoose wrote:

The 1st amendment guarantees freedom of speech not freedom of consequences for what you say.

That said, I think they're going a bit overboard trying to prove who can be the tougher interwebz guy.

Actually, it does. Freedom from consequences.... From the government. You won't get arrested. That's it. They can't stop other things that can happen to you when you open up your stupid mouth.

I can't believe how many people never seem to understand that it's about what the government can do to you, not business or people or anything else.

But also maybe we could talk s out this in another thread? I dunno. This doesn't feel very approps.

All this. It's amazing how few people understand the distinction.

by **Blanch32** 2016-07-25, 15:53

tGreenWay wrote:
Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

Actually, it does. Freedom from consequences.... From the government. You won't get arrested. That's it. They can't stop other things that can happen to you when you open up your stupid mouth.

I can't believe how many people never seem to understand that it's about what the government can do to you, not business or people or anything else.

But also maybe we could talk s out this in another thread? I dunno. This doesn't feel very approps.

All this. It's amazing how few people understand the distinction.

Case law is a law nonetheless. Free speech is a right, not a privilege

by **tGreenWay** 2016-07-25, 16:21

Blanch32 wrote:
tGreenWay wrote:

All this. It's amazing how few people understand the distinction.

Case law is a law nonetheless. Free speech is a right, not a privilege

Get this out of this thread.

by **Death Roe** 2016-07-25, 20:28

Looking like the other dude, Zach Jerger or whatever, is going to get fired. Someone emailed his work's HR department and they replied with a stern message. They said they're looking at the info, and the HR rep they spoke to and the head of the company are Spartans.

He gone.

by **SpartanInNH** 2016-07-25, 22:24

CheesySpartan wrote: Former UW player Drew Meyer deals with deaths of punter friends

Meyer, who punted for UW from 2012 through last season, acknowledged Monday he has been grilling himself with questions since the accident:

"Should I have insisted that they follow rather than letting them use GPS with them not knowing the area?

"With them not knowing the area should we have all been in one car?"

...

The Nebraska and Michigan State coaches and players will have to deal with that painful transition now. Meanwhile, Meyer is hoping to secure a graduate assistant position for the 2016 season. That plan seemed far off Monday.

"That is the last thing on my mind right now," Meyer said quietly.

Fuckin' brutal. Mike Sadler has died. RIP. - Page 3 4177874726

by **Other Teams Pursuing That** 2016-07-25, 22:25

Fuck that. Poor soul.

by **By-Tor** 2016-07-25, 23:50

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:Just read some tweets. Apparently the Wisconsin kicker (or former, not sure) was hosting them at his house. They all left the camp together in two cars. He went one way since he's familiar with the roads, and the GPS took Sadler another way. Can you imagine what is going through that poor kid's mind right now?

Crossed my mind yesterday on why they would be on a road like that. Makes a ton more sense now. So many things had to be set in motion at precise times for this freak accident to happen. Hard to wrap your mind around it.

by **Blanch32** 2016-07-26, 07:54

Death Roe wrote:Looking like the other dude, Zach Jerger or whatever, is going to get fired. Someone emailed his work's HR department and they replied with a stern message. They said they're looking at the info, and the HR rep they spoke to and the head of the company are Spartans.

He gone.

A victory for 247 bonars like yourself. ..

by **Blanch32** 2016-07-26, 07:55

By-Tor wrote:
WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:Just read some tweets. Apparently the Wisconsin kicker (or former, not sure) was hosting them at his house. They all left the camp together in two cars. He went one way since he's familiar with the roads, and the GPS took Sadler another way. Can you imagine what is going through that poor kid's mind right now?
Crossed my mind yesterday on why they would be on a road like that. Makes a ton more sense now. So many things had to be set in motion at precise times for this freak accident to happen. Hard to wrap your mind around it.

....and there's a 40 drop without a guardrail. Hope that town likes lawsuits

by Guest 2016-07-26, 14:48

Katie Sadler ‏@katielsadler
We will be celebrating Mike this Sunday at 3:00pm at Spartan Stadium. We welcome the Spartan family. #RIPMikeSadler

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by **Floyd Robertson** 2016-07-26, 17:42

by **The Pantry** 2016-07-26, 20:49

Just watched a few youtubes of 2016 B1G media days. All head coaches I saw prefaced their comments by acknowledging the tragic deaths of Sadler and Foltz...except crazy Jim.

What a c**t

by **SpartanInNH** 2016-07-26, 20:54

The Pantry wrote:Just watched a few youtubes of 2016 B1G media days. All head coaches I saw prefaced their comments by acknowledging the tragic deaths of Sadler and Foltz...except crazy Jim.

What a c**t

Who's got it better than him? Everybody.

by **The Pantry** 2016-07-26, 21:17

SpartanInNH wrote:
The Pantry wrote:Just watched a few youtubes of 2016 B1G media days. All head coaches I saw prefaced their comments by acknowledging the tragic deaths of Sadler and Foltz...except crazy Jim.

What a c**t

Who's got it better than him? Everybody.

Excellent avatar. Going to copy for a while. Sadler's memory deserves it.

by **DWags** 2016-07-26, 22:34

I'm still having issues with this. Fuck. Live my kids. They're way better than me. I can't imagine getting that call. I couldn't function.

by **tTy** 2016-07-26, 22:44

DWags wrote:I'm still having issues with this. Fuck. Live my kids. They're way better than me. I can't imagine getting that call. I couldn't function.

This is pretty much just like when Lacey passed for me. I actually cried both times. Actually, a lot, for some reason. Both times.

Lacey made me sad because she was just a baby. Sadler makes me sad because that kid was a fucking hilarious genius, and he was, also, just a baby.

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