Posted on 11/29/2008 12:53:17 PM PST by sean327
Giants WR Burress suffers accidental gunshot wound
New York Giants star wide receiver Plaxico Burress accidentally shot himself in the leg Friday, according to multiple media reports.
Burress was hospitalized with gunshot injuries Friday night that were not believed to be life-threatening, FOX Sports.com reported Saturday.
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I hope the team has a moron clause in his contract so when he keeps doing stupid things like this he does not get paid and gets dumped from the team.
As a Skins fan, I can’t hate on the timing too much (we have a game tomorrow) but I still think back to when he was a Spartan and this is what you kind of have to expect from Spartan players. That’s why they aren’t allowed at Michigan.
Whether it’s drunken QBs, weirdo wideouts like Burress or Andre Rison or Demetrius Underwood the nutcase, this is what Sparty produces. Contrast Burress with Amani Toomer (or even Braylon “I regressed to freshman year at Mich” Edwards)
“Plaxico’’ What the hell kind of name is that? Sounds like some kind of medication.
Not a medication, but rather a treatment for an injured hamstring.
If your hamstring hurts, fire a round into your leg and that hamstring will not bother you any more.
I know. I have a medication called Piroxicam in the med drawer.
Ah drunken idiots and guns what a combo...
I always thought it sounded like the name of a petroleum products company. Regardless, I wish him a full recovery.
He was out anyway.You Snydertte’s are going to lose tomorrow!
To quote Radiohead, ‘you do it to yourself, and that’s why it really hurts.” What an idiot.
Well now that makes sense. ‘’Honey, m’legs actin’ up. Hand me m’ 12-guage.’’
Plexico Bullet.
ping
Unfortunately, this didn’t happen before last January’s NFC Championship game against the Packers.
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