Religion or cash first?

[BossHog]

The owner also said that in 20 years of tending to the cars of Dallas' upper crust, he's been stiffed on the bill only twice before. To which Dan Snyder is probably thinking: Hey, tell me about it.
Dan, you may recall, was left holding the bag two summers ago when Deion weaseled his way out of his contract with the Redskins after just one season. Deion wound up keeping all of his $8 million signing bonus — after spending less time on the field than mechanics spent on his '61 Lincoln (33.25 hours).

From the Times, article at: http://www.washingtontimes.com/sports/2 ... -5694r.htm

[BossHog]

The owner of the repair shop said Sanders wanted to pay only $1,500 of the $4,265.57 bill, saying that Jesus had informed him that was all he needed to pay.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/news/2003/0714/1580339.html

[tazlah]

I am POSITIVE that that's the same amount Jesus told me I had to pay on my house -- WOOHOO!!!! (Which means we should be mortgage-free! Think the bank will buy it? ) LOL!

taz

[BossHog]

In my best monty Python voice...

"That's just what Jesus said sir... bloody do-gooder."



I barter with the mechanic too but I've never made 8 milion bucks in a year... but then again... god doesn't talk directly to me.

Maybe prime time should change his name to nickel and dime time.