Your opinion on OJ Simpson?

Question

Guilty, innocent, or good with toast?
(Poll for school project)

Gaaahhh! You morons who agree with the Glove Theory. The glove was like wet or washed or something, I can't remember what they said, and that stuff shrinks when it gets wet! Of COURSE it didn't fit!

Answer 1

Guilty...and finally may get what he deserves. Maybe there will be a badass named Bubba in his prison looking to get some ot the "juice". Then maybe he will feel intense pain like Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman must have felt. Sorry OJ...no Bruno Magli shoes allowed in prison. Only prison issued footware.

Answer 2

I'm not sure about all of his scandals because I try to ignore a lot of the Hollywood drama. I guess I just don't stay very 'up to date' on all of this stuff. But I know that I used to be a Paralegal, and when I was taking classes, we had to study the Murder trial and half the class was divided to each side of the debate and we had to prove OJ either innocent and guilty. I can tell everyone that after the debate was over, no matter who believed him innocent before the debate, or who was well convinced by their findings, etc., There was too much in records and evidence, etc., that just said he did it and laughed it off. He killed them and then basically stood in the spot light saying 'You can't tough me, do you know who I am. I'm OJ Simpson.' Well, after that, I was appalled by everything I saw in legal justice from Hollywood, and thrilled when that song came out about how you can be famous and get away with everything ... because it's all true. Unfortunately, OJ is guilty and I believe he thinks he is just above everything and everyone and that no matter what he does, no one will ever do anything to him. I mean for Heaven's sake, he cut a deal to write a book about how he 'hypothetically' killed them. What, was that his confession tell-all, without 'admitting' guilt. Frankly I feel he's a sad soul.

Good luck with your school project.

Answer 3

Guilty

Answer 4

Guilty

Answer 5

Guilty is an understatement. Common what type of poll is this. You could make it up in a second. Just hand it in to your teacher saying 105 out of 105 votes for guilty and you will get an A++

Answer 6

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Answer 7

I have a long list of favorite celebutards and quasi-celebutard ******* who I'd like never to see or hear about for the rest of my life. OJ's on the list.

The problem is that when you think they're gone for good, they rise again like zombies from the grave.

Answer 8

If you want an opinion on the current item I think he is guilty of something.

Answer 9

First of all when I heard the words "OJ Simpson will be on trial." I thought my time machine had worked. Secondly I was certain they'd be trying him for the past murder charge and not the current ones.

Answer 10

My opinions of him ended after Naked Gun 33 1/3. He means nothing to me. Guilty.