I mean, how long will it be till we get over this stupid thing with weed? I mean, if this is a lesson about ANYTHING, is says that you can be a fully functional human being, at the VERY TOP of your field of endeavor, the friggin' greatest Olympic athlete of all time, and still take a drag now and then. If he'd been shot with a cocktail in his hand there'd be no press. And booze kills people every day. Wait a moment... THERE, another drunk driver just killed someone. Sheeeeiiiiitttt!
I mean, I was so stupid back in the day. Bought into all the shit my folks told me. Passed up so much fun, in so many ways. I say leave the guy alone. Hell, he's already rich, so it can't really ruin his life. They can just fuck his whole future, chances for 2012, everything, and for what? Please!
Monday, February 02, 2009
What the hell?
Posted by FHB at 4:40 PM
Labels: stupid hypocracy
7 comments:
Right?! It's ludicrous.
what a dumb ass
Another oxygen thief...
If Phelps had the balls of a mouse, he would have come out and said, "Yep. I did it. So what? Didn't hurt me any, so far as I can tell. Apologize? I don't think so. Maybe the government should apologize to all of the folks rotting in jail because they were caught with a weed in their pocket."
Yeah, like that would ever happen.
Wish I'd had that fancy-assed bong years ago---would've saved a lot of blistered fingers!!! And, as for comparing it to alcohol? Yeah, I agree. One and the same. If there was just some logical, "good" way to TAX-shit, and STILL make it profitable to raise and sell---???
That having been said---HE'S AN IDIOT! If I had HALF the body and health, not to mention a wealthy future, that HE has??? I wouldn't NEED, or WANT, to toke on that shit again!
Guess I'm just as bombed on my Rx-meds at times as he is on the shit---but, unlike HIM, I have nothing to lose anymore but the pain.
And I sure as hell don't drive if I start gettin' "three-sheets-in-the-wind".
(Probably because at that point, I can't find the damned keys, anyway...!!!)
What Sarge Charlie said.....
The great Olympian ever - but he's made not one but two BAD errors of judgment.
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