SInce Michael Vick will never see the Hall of fame at Canton Ohio, do you think he'll be inducted into the pro

Question

dog fighting hall of shame in Hell Michigan?

Answer 1

No doubt he will. They need to make an example of him for all to see what can happen to devils like that. He should never be allowed to play again. If they do let him, then shame on the NFL.

Answer 2

Teddy Pendergrass!!! He's been eligible since 2002. I am SOOOO mad, because as great of an artist as he is and as much as he's paved the way for so many of these young artists today...he's one of the few R&B legends still around who have actually used their celebrity for GOOD CAUSE by giving back to his hometown of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and to millions of people with spinal disabilities by creating the Teddy Pendergrass Alliance {TPA} many years ago. As I looked down the list and noticed many other of my favorite artists who are eligible and haven't been chosen, this one probably hurt me the most. I saw that Teddy's been "previously considered" for an induction, but yet only 60 people have voted for him! 57% voted FOR his induction, and 43% voted AGAINST it. I don't understand it. But aside from that, I don't understand how these judges can just pick people who don't even deserve to be inducted and leave out tons of others who have paid their dues and THEN some. I would love more than ANYTHING to have a discussion with the people on their panel, and really have a meeting of the minds. I'm talking a real DEBATE. Because the way they conduct their inductions are just total BULL. I saw that my other favorite artist of all time, Marvin Gaye, was inducted in 1987, just three years after his death. I knew he had been inducted, but I just wasn't sure when. Now here's what I don't get. I'm willing to bet ANYONE that had he still been alive today, Marvin would NOT have even been inducted. Why did he have to get acknowledged AFTER his death, and not when he was alive? I can't help but feel like the same is going to hold true for Teddy. Despite his car accident in 1982, he continued to put out tons of music. And like I mentioned above, he's done ALOT to give back to his community and others around the world by creating the TPA. He's getting up there in age now {he'll be 59 on March 26, 2009}, so unfortunately, anything could happen and his life could be cut short just like that. Is that what it's going to take for these stupid a**hole people over at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to realize that he's MORE than worthy of an induction? They make me sick. But kudos to you for the question. It was a very good one! I like it. :)

Answer 3

Michael Vick is a sick creep who should be drummed out of the NFL. What's holding up the NFL anyway?

If he really does go to prison they should get special guards (maybe with dogs) to watch over him because I'm afraid somebody will just kill him. And then he'll be some kind of martyr.

Answer 4

He should be inducted into the Humane's Society's Hall of Shame.

Answer 5

I'd rather talk about Micheal Jackson and Vick's vapor rub



... anything but Michael Vick ... I don't understand why this story dominates the news

Answer 6

He will be in the same Hall of Fame in Hell next to OJ.

Answer 7

I doubt he would have made it to canton, he wasn't the greatest QB. Hope he learns his lesson and moves on with his life.

Answer 8

He should be thrown out of the NFL and never be acknowledged again by the media.....or us for that matter.

He is worthless as far as I am concerned!

Answer 9

He wasn't exactly a Hall of Fame candidate to begin with....

Answer 10

Yep.

Answer 11

I've never been to Hell.

Answer 12

I sure hope so. That man is a disgrace.

Answer 13

He isn't that good.

Answer 14

with any luck he will.

Answer 15

conVICK should be.