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steve mcnair - former titans qb - was shot & killed yesterday, along with his 20-year-old girlfriend. turns out they've been dating for several weeks, although i am not sure "dating" is the appropriate term for what a man does with a woman when that man is married to another woman. i do believe that is called "catting around". so this girl worked at dave & busters, and mcnair was known to patronize d&b with his pals and his family, and he picked up this girl and started "dating" her. he co-signed for her cadillac escalade, and he was a passenger in this vehicle when she was pulled over for a d-u-i last week. [she reportedly told police she was not drunk, rather she was high. bright of her to clarify this, eh?] all this is coming out now - the co-signed loan, steve's presence in her car, her limo rides - which goes to show you that as much celebrity news as there is in circulation, there is much celebrity news that remains undercover.
mcnair was known for being a family man who contributed much to various charities - a well-liked, easy going, small town boy who made the big time through hard work & solid ethics. was this girlfriend someone about whom he was serious? she told a friend that she & steve were going to be married -- but that's doubtful, eh? more likely this was one dalliance among many. the complete cover-up from friends to police to car salesmen, the available condo, the wife out of town... no, this would not appear to be steve's first rodeo. so, mcnair's a womanizer - how does this affect his legacy of being a leader on the football field and in the field of charitable giving? also, what does it say about the lifestyle of his friends - that they take this behaviour in stride - are they all also living this way? is it just common among professional athletes to have wives & girlfriends?
what are the morals of people today? do folks believe in commitment & monogamy? and in the bigger picture - what is the definition of cheating & stealing? what's acceptable & what's across the line? where is the freakin' line, anyway?
::sigh::
the care & feeding of minor dragons would seem easier to understand than the foibles of humankind.
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