Eddie Griffin in Toronto

I saw him today near my shop. Is mentioning the Enzo incident taboo? Or is he over it....??

 

He's talentless both behind the wheel of a car, and behind a mic,.... oh, and a camera. Nothing is taboo

 

hide the Enzo's...then mention it

 

Are you kidding me? You must mention it! Get his take on it without a camera in front of his face. Don't convey that you're pissed at him about it or that you're not a fan anymore since he crashed it - try not to wear any Ferrari gear. Good luck and report back.

 

Morry, why not commission a 1/10 scale crashed Enzo in his name? Limited edition of 399...

 

I was thinking of showing him my 2 foot long 1/8th scale version...but was worried he'd drop it!!!

 

beat you to it! one of his friends called me on saturday or sunday asking me to loan Eddie Griffin a S.U.V for a few days, I laughed and said if he can't drive a Enzo going slow when it's the one car he should be paying extra attention to whats he going to do in a car thats "just a rental" to him!?

They just laughed...

 

Over it? Bah. He didnt care then...he won't care now

Keep that 1:8 away Morry!

 

Lending a car to Eddie Griffin is as bad as lending a loaded gun to 50 cent....

 

please give any and all the rappers the guns and ammo they want ,then stand back and let them take out each other,maybe we can get rid of rap music then

 

all crash are comming from: incomptence.

 

Who cares just don't allow him to take another enzo to the grave

 

50 cent isn't really a gangster anymore, it's just an image. He is a stellar business man, and has made most of his millions outside of the music industry. Where he came from isn't really his fault, and he obviously has gotten away from that. Anyone that grew up with nothing but gang violence that can turn into a successful multi millionaire undoubtedly deserves at least a *little* respect.

 

Oh, no. Not again. Do we really want to start an "I love .33 Euros thread" again.

This guy is a thug and a gangster. He is a pathological liar and a turd.

The fact that he has a great business manager who invests well speaks nothing of his character.

Are we really going to judge people based on their net worth, and admire them for having money? If so, please consult Bernie Madoff, and others. If so, how about Phil Spector, OJ Simpson, Marc Rich, or John Gotti, for that matter.

 

You forgot to mention Nicholas Cage....and an honourable mention goes to Stefan Eriksson.

 

I also forgot to mention Eric (of the Eric's collection thread) and that lawyer Rothstein in Florida. (A yellow SLR--no taste.)

 

I actually try not to judge people based on anything at all until I meet them. I will, however, respect someone's business acumen if they can make a lot of money at it.

Second, I am in no means a 50 cent fan, but you seem to be overly judgemental based on a projected image. A turd? pathological liar? Seems overly critical without having inside knowledge.