Who likes to Party? Matt Leinart likes to party!

[DTX3]

Forget Matt, that girl could sure work the beer bong.

[Nivek]

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3325419

Now let's move on.

[Jistic]

Dude was even smart enough to keep this at his own house. This isn't even an issue. Laughable.

[themush]

What is it about the smell of money that turns women on?

Just don't get it.

[arichzona]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jistic

Dude was even smart enough to keep this at his own house. This isn't even an issue. Laughable.

actually it is a potential (minor) legal issue if the girls are underage and a parent makes a providing to minors deal out of it as they could cash in (one sister who is a cop, and a best friend who is in law).......otherwise yes, it is a non-issue (beyond the fact that is simply makes him look stupid - beer bongs are not for 25 yr olds). However, anyone who lives out here knows that he could do better than them.....he was scraping the bottom of the PHX barrel.....THAT is what is laughable.

[BigDofBA]

He didn't do anything bad. This is stupid. If I were a Cardinal's fan I would rather him do that then run around at strip clubs with loaded weapons or get arrested for drugs.

It looked pretty fun to me. The exact same thing I was doing two years ago. He could of built a better beer bong though. Split the tube, attach another tube, and now you have a double barrel beer bong. Then you can pour two beers in there and race someone, loser has to do a keg stand.

Seriously, a lot of guys only wish they had Leinart's life. Were these girls from ASU??? They weren't all that bad but with some of the women I have seen in the Phoenix area, I was expecting a but more.

[ProfessaPackMan]

LEINART SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED

Posted by Mike Florio on April 3, 2008, 8:57 a.m.
Lost by many in the brouhaha regarding the photos of Matt Leinart cavorting with a gaggle of young ladies is the question of whether the girls seen drinking alcohol were of legal age, and if so whether Leinart provided them with the alcohol they were drinking.
It’s only fair. Bengals receiver Chris Henry was suspended for eight games due in part to a conviction for doing just that. If Leinart did the same thing, justice and fairness require that he suffer a similar fate.
Indeed, how hard would it be to identify the girls in the photos? We’ve already received an e-mail from one reader who believes that he knows one of the girls in the pictures, and if she is who the reader says she is, her MySpace profile says that she is under the age of 21.
We’re not saying that any of the girls were/are under 21 or that Leinart gave alcohol to any of them. We’re only saying that the matter needs to be investigated, and if charges are appropriate then charges should be pursued.
If the authorities merely brush this under the rug, a major flaw in the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy will be revealed. Discipline is meted out to players who have been charged with or convicted of crimes; thus, any player who can avoid being charged with a crime apparently can avoid the imposition of discipline by the NFL.
In this regard, the league probably should launch its own investigation. There were indications a year ago that NFL Security was active in connection with the Mike Vick imbroglio. Shouldn’t the league set those same resources in motion to determine whether there’s reason to believe that Leinart gave booze to people who were too young to buy and/or drink it?

[allBthere]

Quote: Originally Posted by ProfessaPackMan

LEINART SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED Posted by Mike Florio on April 3, 2008, 8:57 a.m. Lost by many in the brouhaha regarding the photos of Matt Leinart cavorting with a gaggle of young ladies is the question of whether the girls seen drinking alcohol were of legal age, and if so whether Leinart provided them with the alcohol they were drinking. It’s only fair. Bengals receiver Chris Henry was suspended for eight games due in part to a conviction for doing just that. If Leinart did the same thing, justice and fairness require that he suffer a similar fate. Indeed, how hard would it be to identify the girls in the photos? We’ve already received an e-mail from one reader who believes that he knows one of the girls in the pictures, and if she is who the reader says she is, her MySpace profile says that she is under the age of 21. We’re not saying that any of the girls were/are under 21 or that Leinart gave alcohol to any of them. We’re only saying that the matter needs to be investigated, and if charges are appropriate then charges should be pursued. If the authorities merely brush this under the rug, a major flaw in the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy will be revealed. Discipline is meted out to players who have been charged with or convicted of crimes; thus, any player who can avoid being charged with a crime apparently can avoid the imposition of discipline by the NFL. In this regard, the league probably should launch its own investigation. There were indications a year ago that NFL Security was active in connection with the Mike Vick imbroglio. Shouldn’t the league set those same resources in motion to determine whether there’s reason to believe that Leinart gave booze to people who were too young to buy and/or drink it?

the fact that you have to be over 21 in the states is a joke..even here in canada it's either 18 or 19 and i think that is too much. We're making a big deal out of drinking and as such promoting breaking this rediculous 'law'. Does anyone actually believe that people are waiting until they are pretty much a senior in university or college to drink? Does anyone think they should be????? If you go to europe where most places people can drink if they're 14...they don't make a big deal out of it when they're 17-22 range because it's NOT a big deal. imo if had provided them alcohol and had sex with them, that's not a big deal to me either ---trust me they've been drinking without mr. stud QB for sure.