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Culpepper, Bryant McKinnie, Fred Smoot and Moe Williams were charged with indecent conduct, disorderly conduct and lewd or lascivious conduct, according to court papers.
If convicted, each player faces up to a maximum of 90 days in jail and a $10,000 fine on each count.
Prosecutor Steve Tallen’s decision was based on findings by the Hennepin County sheriff’s office, whose investigators reviewed allegations of lewd and drunken behavior aboard a floating party Oct. 6 that involved some Vikings players.
Crew members complained that some people took off their clothes and engaged in public sex acts during the cruise, according to Stephen Doyle, an attorney representing the boat owners, Al & Alma’s Supper Club and Charter Cruises in Mound. The crew members identified 17 Vikings among about 90 people on the two boats.
The court papers released Thursday said Smoot and defensive end Lance Johnstone arranged the charter.
Smoot declined comment in the team’s locker room before practice. Both Culpepper and Williams are on injured reserve and in rehabilitation on their own, away from the team. McKinnie wasn’t seen in the locker room.
Vikings coach Mike Tice was careful with his reaction.
“According to NFL rules and union contracts, there is a large difference between allegations and charges and convictions,” Tice said. “So until at any point there is a conviction of some type, if there is, I have no action to take and nothing to say.”
After that, Tice threatened to stop talking to reporters if anyone asked more questions about the allegations.
Reports that some women at the party were paid to come from outside Minnesota had raised the possibility of federal charges, but U.S. Attorney Tom Heffelfinger said Thursday that no such charges would be brought. Heffelfinger cited insufficient evidence.
That decision, along with sheriff’s decision to send the case to Tallen’s office, meant any charges would be minor. Tallen is the prosecuting attorney for the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District, which handles nonfelony crimes committed on the big lake just west of Minneapolis.
The boat scandal hit the Vikings when they were already reeling, off to a 1-3 start, and made them the object of national ridicule on late-night TV and cable sports channels. New owner Zygi Wilf, who had been seeking state help for a new stadium, responded forcefully, apologizing to Gov. Tim Pawlenty and other state officials and instituting a new code of conduct.
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You cant go wrong fucking with Summer Banks!
Reggie Bush left the competition far, far behind — as usual.
Southern California’s incomparable junior tailback won the Heisman Trophy in a landslide as college football’s best player Saturday night over Texas quarterback Vince Young and USC quarterback Matt Leinart, last year’s winner.
Flashing uncanny acceleration and ability to change direction, Bush has conjured up memories of Gale Sayers, drawn comparisons to Marshall Faulk, Barry Sanders and Tony Dorsett, and is the favorite to be the No. 1 pick in April’s NFL draft.
“Oh man, this is amazing,” Bush said, a row of former winners lining the stage behind him. “It’s truly an honor to be elected to this fraternity. I’ve been in college for three years and it’s the first time I’ve been invited into a fraternity.”
Bush received 2,541 points to finish 933 points ahead of Young, with Leinart a distant third.
The 784 first-place votes received by Bush was the second-most in Heisman history, topped only by USC’s O.J. Simpson, who had 855 in 1968. Bush was first in all six regions and appeared on 99 percent of the ballots, also a Heisman record.
Bush and Leinart will be the first Heisman winners to play in a college game together when USC goes for a third straight national title against Texas in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 4.
When Bush’s name was announced, he bent over in his chair, and clasped his hands. When he reached the podium, he let out a big sigh. He must have been the only one in doubt about the outcome.
This year’s Heisman race appeared tight for much of the season, with Bush making a big statement in mid-October against Notre Dame. He ran for 160 yards and three touchdowns in South Bend, and provided the final push Leinart needed to score the winning TD in the closing seconds of a classic 34-31 victory.
Dave Chappelle is back on Comedy Central _ well, kind of. The wildly popular comedian, who last spring walked off his show just weeks before its season premiere, will be on view in four episodes’ worth of sketches he filmed before his startling exit, the cable channel announced Monday.
The four half-hours of “Chappelle’s Show” will premiere in weekly showings next April, May or June, the network said.
A 2 1/2-minute preview of this never-before-seen footage will be included in “Comedy Central’s Last Laugh ’05” special, which premieres Sunday, 9 p.m. EST.
Still to be determined is how the sketches will be packaged, since Chappelle’s on-stage introductions were never produced. A full season would have been between 10 and 13 episodes.
“It’s great material, and we think our audience is hungry for it,” said Comedy Central President Doug Herzog, noting that the last original episode of “Chappelle’s Show” aired in May 2004. “Chappelle’s Show,” a raw, satirical comedy show that was both a critical and popular hit, was one of the network’s most valuable properties.
The announcement resolves _ well, kind of _ Chappelle’s dangling status at Comedy Central, with whom he signed a deal in August 2004 reportedly worth $50 million for a third and fourth season. But last May, with the premiere date looming for that third season, Chappelle stunned his fans by ditching the show in mid-production.
His disappearance _ announced by Comedy Central on May 4 _ spurred reports that he had mental or drug problems, but Chappelle later said he was unhappy with the show’s creative direction.
“I’m definitely stressed out,” he told Time magazine a few days after Comedy Central announced the show was indefinitely postponed. “I’m not crazy, I’m not smoking crack.”
He spent two weeks in South Africa before returning home to his farm near Yellow Springs, about 75 miles northeast of Cincinnati. Chappelle, now 32, has since resumed performing live standup.
In the meantime, “Chappelle’s Show” has hung in limbo.
“We had reached out several times to Dave’s camp and asked, `What would you like to do?'” Herzog said. “But we never received a definitive response. … We thought it was time to start unearthing the material we had.” He laughed. “It’s kind of like Bob Dylan’s ‘Basement Tapes.'”
Meet Lana (Asian Hoe) & Lucky (Black Hoe). They needed some Xmas cash so they agreed to do some lesbian shit on camera and then top it off with a dick inside both of them. Im all for fucking 2 hoes at once so this set up is not a problem. Too bad I dont get down in front of the camera cuz I would have loved to tackle these two!
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Thin hoes you can bend them in all kinds of positions and still drill deep!
Oh and she talks nut in the grill?!?! She is my kind of hoe!
After 15 years, Busta Rhymes has officially cut off his long dreadlocks.
Busta Rhymes, born Trevor Smith, cut off his trademark dreadlocks during a recent photo shoot in a New York barbershop.
I started growing these sh–s in December ’89. I was 17, Busta stated. I signed my [record] deal and said I aint combing my hair no more. I don’t have to.”
The rapper now sports a short crop Caesar hairstyle.
In an effort to memorialize his transition, the former Leader of The New School member recorded the historic occasion on camera while friends and crew members watched.
This is it kid, Busta exclaimed as he prepared to cut his hair. I haven’t felt clippers touch the side of my head in 15 years. Y’all gonna see the sexiest head you’ve ever seen in your life when I’m finished.
Busta remains one of the most original hip-hop artists with his rapid-fire rapping style and innovative videos.
Fans will be able to see Busta sports his new hairstyle in the video for Touch It, which is set to air in media outlets in the coming weeks.
Touch It, produced by Swizz Beats, is the first lead off single for Busta’s new Aftermath/Interscope album The Big Bang which is expected to hit stores in early 2006.
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Damn its almost December! Time for all that Christmas shopping, the malls and fighting for parking spaces. I cant say that this is my favorite time of year. I will make the most of it though… I will start recruiting some models this week. So if they show me some ass then I will give them some cash to help pay for those X-mas gifts.
Fair trade? Hell yeah!
The Philadelphia Eagles have filed a tampering complaint against the Dallas Cowboys after Dallas owner Jerry Jones suggested on a radio show that his team is often interested in players such as suspended wide receiver Terrell Owens.
“In general, I am a risk-taker. We’ve gone down that road,” Jones said when asked if the Cowboys might be interested in Owens. “I probably have a propensity to try and make things work. … A top receiver could flourish with Drew Bledsoe. That’s always appealing.”‘
NFL spokesman Michael Signora confirmed Sunday the Eagles filed the complaint over Jones’ remark and said “the matter is under review.”
Owens was suspended for four games by the Eagles on Nov. 5 for criticizing quarterback Donovan McNabb, fighting with team “ambassador” Hugh Douglas and other actions deemed detrimental to the team. Last Tuesday, the suspension was upheld by an arbitrator.
After the suspension ends, the Eagles are expected to deactivate Owens for the rest of the season. He is expected to be traded or released for next season.
NFL bylaws prohibit “any interference by a member club with the employer-employee relationship of another club or any attempt by a club to impermissibly induce a person to seek employment with that club or with the NFL.”
The Eagles’ complaint was first reported by Fox.
