Floyd Mayweather Jr: Home Robbed of $7 Million in Jewels

[purtyboy]

Big Floyd Fan and im usually the first one to defend him but when I saw that video I knew sooner or later something like this would happend...

I am a big PBF fan and I don't buy into half of the crap he says . . . he's created a character IMO to make everyone feel strongly about him one way or another. Is he conceited? Of course he is. Does he spend his money on stupid things? I think so. But if I gave any one of you $50 Million and told you that you were the best in the world at something for over a decade - how would you act?? Would people think what you bought with YOUR money was stupid?? Would you even care??

Anyway, why does everyone say that 'He should have seen this coming because he showed all of his jewels on TV' and 'I saw it coming'. Has anyone hear heard of a little show called "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" or seen the celebrity showcases on "MTV Cribs" or "E!"?? I don't see anyone saying that Elton John deserves to get robbed because he told everyone that he has a $10 million dollar watch collection and showed where it was in his closet OR calling him or any of the other singers/actors/entertainers that spend money on what even I would consider stupid items, idiots . . .it's just that EVERYONE either LOVES PBF or HATES him.

His only mistake was not having that stuff secure in a safe. If spend $7 million on jewelry (which I agree is a waste of money), you should spend at least $1 Million securing it. . . especially if he spends the reported more than half a million dollars on security detail that travels with him. I can promise you this, his home will be locked down tighter than Fort Knox, now - cameras, dogs, sharks in a moat, trained velociraptors (they're available now, really - just google it) and all sorts of sh*t.

<_< I googled Trained Velociraptors and Velociraptors and the most recent info I got was

" In 2007, paleontologists Alan Turner, Peter Makovicky, Mark Norell and colleagues reported the discovery of quill knobs on a well-preserved Velociraptor mongoliensis forearm from Mongolia, confirming the presence of feathers in this species.[9] "

I found a what "IF" on training them though... interesting topic...

"If velociraptors existed today, I wonder if it would be possible to breed them like dogs -- short ones, tall ones, fat ones, skinny ones. I'd have to have one about three feet tall. . .put 'im on a leash and sic 'im on anyone being naughty. I guess we'll probably never know, unless it really is possible to pull off a Jurassic Park. It's a nice thought, though, one that comes from all the science fiction I read as a teenager."


http://www.digital-images.net/Images...aptor_6001.jpg

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