The Sex Boat Story Will Never Go Away. Awesome.
This image was lost some time after publication, but you can still view it [object Object] . Is it possible to ever get tired of the Vikings sex boat story? We think it's not. We're pretty sure, actually.
Anyway, Vikings Daunte Culpepper and Moe Williams have asked the charges filed against them regarding the Lake Minnetonka incident be dropped because of racial bias against them, claiming that other people on the boat who were white were not charged. They claim the (white) captain of the boat "touched a woman's exposed breast with his mouth while he piloted the boat." Which, by the way, is exactly what happened on our boat trip, minus the captain, exposed breast and "woman."
To remind you of the full charges in the case, both Culpepper and Williams were accused of receiving lap dances ... and that was about it. (The real fun involved Fred Smoot and Bryant McKinnie.) These are lighter "offenses," we think, than trying to drive a boat with a boob in your mouth. We agree with the two Vikings and encourage Minnesota authorities to arrest the captain as well, so that he, and the woman, might tell their testimony. Slowly.
Culpepper Raises Race Issue In Boat Party Charges The Full Report On The Sex Boat [Deadspin]
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