OJ tossed out of Louisville steakhouse on eve of derby...

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by Bababooyee

Probably not the smartest thing to do to a man capable of decapitating healthy adults with a knife.

Pretty sure he snuck up behind them, being the punk he is!

What a racist prick.

[Scurlogue Champ]

I think it was a c u n t move no matter who it was.

No one knows if The Juice is guilty or not. Least of all Jeff Ruby.

Stupid stupid c u ntish thing to do.

Publicity stunt for the classless

[somerfrost]

Originally Posted by moodwalker

I think it was a c u n t move no matter who it was.

No one knows if The Juice is guilty or not. Least of all Jeff Ruby.

Stupid stupid c u ntish thing to do.

Publicity stunt for the classless

I saw the story on TV tonight, this guy is now a national celeb...frankly, I hope he enjoys his minutes of fame cause they may cost him dearly. This will probably be highlighted by race but I think the issue is somewhat different, as I said before, when you serve the public, you just can't exclude folks for no reason and disliking OJ is not a good reason. Regardless of folks here (and everywhere) who KNOW OJ killed his wife and Mr Goldman, he was found not guilty in a court of law...agree or disagree, he was found not guilty. This man is placing himself above the law by his actions...where does it stop? DTS feels George Bush is a war criminal, responsible for thousands of deaths, should he be allowed to kick Bush out of a restaurant if he owned it? The next time, it may be someone who KNOWS that you are a bad person....

[timmgirvan]

It was HIS restuarant...and anybody here should know it wasn't about race! Every establishment can deny service..and apparently the autograph seekers were causing the patrons some distress...so the owner did what he had to to protect his clientele! This BS will never darken the doorstep of a court

[brianwspencer]

I love this man. If I had a restaurant, OJ wouldn't be allowed in my place either -- by himself or with a party of 30 people. He's disgusting.

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by brianwspencer

I love this man. If I had a restaurant, OJ wouldn't be allowed in my place either -- by himself or with a party of 30 people. He's disgusting.

That's you,Bri.....fair and balanced

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

Since it's inevitable the soapboxes will be lining up to this thread and already have, lets all be honest here. OJ's verdict was a travesty of justice plain and simple. And OJ has done nothing to improve his image at all, and let's not forget he was all set to go forth with a book about how he would have done it. OJ killed two people, and robbed his kids of their mother. If I owned a restaraunt I would kick him out too. Even if this was a publicity stunt, I applaud the guy. I would have a real problem if that scumbag showed up in a place I owned and contrary to what we are being told, you can refuse service to whomever you want.

Of course you can, but is it a battle worth taking? If OJ was a regular in the joint, then perhaps... but to start this kind of ordeal because he ate in there one night... nah.

By the way, I think the prick is guilty as well. I believe that he'll rot for what he did, but unfortunately, that's not up to me.

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Of course you can, but is it a battle worth taking? If OJ was a regular in the joint, then perhaps... but to start this kind of ordeal because he ate in there one night... nah.

By the way, I think the prick is guilty as well. I believe that he'll rot for what he did, but unfortunately, that's not up to me.

Cajun: it's probably best for alot of people that we don't get to vote on that

[ELA]

Delicate subject. First, just because the trial was turned into a "racial" issue doesn't mean that this or any other incident is a "racial" issue as well. To me, there was no racial aspect to the trial. That manuever was merely a legal team practicing law and adding an ingredient to a recipe that didn't belong. Well, the proof is in the pudding -- either due to the weakness of the case put on by the prosecution, the evidence or lack thereof, or the racial aspects, and perhaps numerous other aspects -- OJ was found not gulity.

Second, regarding the incident, I have no problem with a business owner taking a stand on his or her principles. If in fact, that actually what it is. Unless anyone can speak to the person and his principles, beliefs, etc. -- then perhaps we will never know.

Eric

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

Well we are speculating there will even be a battle. There may not be as frankly I don't think OJ wants another ordeal. He's having the time of his life, playing golf, going to the Derby, while 2 people are dead.

To me, it would be worth the ordeal. I wouldn't want him in my place, plain and simple.

Fair enough... I can respect that. I had heard that he's been seen all around south Florida with a blonde that looks just like Nicole. Just unreal... he's a piece of shiat.

Originally Posted by moodwalker

I think it was a c u n t move no matter who it was.

No one knows if The Juice is guilty or not. Least of all Jeff Ruby.

Stupid stupid c u ntish thing to do.

Publicity stunt for the classless

He was found not guilty and then guilty. And of course no one knows for sure. But anyone who really understands what went on in the first trial knows he certainly is not innocent. Not guilty does not equal innocent.

And quite seriously, anyone who followed this thing... and the aftermath, you have got to be a complete idiot to believe the guy was INNOCENT. I dont care what flippin color the man is. I loved this guy and thought he was all class. He was one of my favorite football players. His wife was far from an angel, very messy situation. But come on... gravity does really exist.