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bbb

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  1. Are you basing your analysis of me on this thread or of my posts going back to 1997 or so?...............I don't even know what you're talking about.
  2. That makes a lot of sense. I read that when that Narcan applies it apparently sucks all the opiates out of your body, so you are going through withdrawals almost immediately.
  3. Your "ashamed" stuff is nonsense. Only getting out nonsensed by your stuff about Talley, Kelly, etc. Here's my deal with Thurman. He comes out and pronounces to everybody that he is an alchoholic - rehab, AA, the whole 9 yards. He gave a speech out of the blue to the Sun Bowl teams about this. I know people who were at corporate team bonding things with him as the speaker, when apropos to nothing, he talks about how evil drinking is. (They joked about moving their wine glasses away feigning abhorment). The 11th Tradition of AA starts out with this: Tradition 11 Our public relations policy is based on attraction rather than promotion; we need always maintain personal anonymity at the level of press, radio and films. Our relations with the general public should be characterized by personal anonymity. So, Thurman breaks that tradition - and then goes and does the very thing the tradition was mainly put in for. So, that then people don't say - ah, see it doesn't work. Look at Thurman drinking up - owning a bar, drinking a wine show, talking about how much he loves certain beers. Now, it's never talked about - or explained why he went back to drinking..........But, I saw people comment on Facebook to the Buffalo News story things like "Yeah, it's got nothing to do with you being an alcoholic, right, Thurman?" And, then a professional replying as to exactly how alcoholism brings about this type of brain damage. It's like when Kent Hull died by drinking himself to death - yet, not one word mentions that. It might have helped people who saw him drinking like crazy at Ilio's and other places to know that these are the consequences to doing that. I love the Bills of that era. It doesn't mean that I'm not going to call bull **** on certain things.
  4. Maybe Dr. D. was right - he said he took a ton of opiates, but then took speed to balance it out. Not sure what was so pressing that he needed to get all this work done. Especially after a medical emergency.
  5. Is there any way this could be true. Buying tons of opiates from "Doctor D" from 1984-2008?: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3555292/Prince-s-former-drug-dealer-reveals-extent-addiction.html
  6. Judge Berman should have done that...........But, he was too busy partying with Kraft!
  7. I'm sure the guy who flew a lawnmower attached to a chair into the Capital thought there was nothing odd about his stance on campaign finance reform, either.
  8. Judge Berman?
  9. That Globe article was dead on!
  10. There's those mood swings again!
  11. That seemed like the start of something good for the D. What the hell happened after that?
  12. Most of the stuff on twitter right now is about this statement: Melissa Click: Mizzou Fired Me Because I’m White She is all over the map!
  13. I'm glad the chief justice is a Bills fan.
  14. From 2nd hand accounts, and from what he puts out there via media, he seems way less moody and a lot better guy than during his playing days.............I just wish he wasn't so all over the map on these things he comes out with.
  15. Yeah, no kidding. His mood swings were in public then. Thurman seems to be all over the map. He comes out and says he's an alcoholic a number of years ago - and then a few months ago I see him on this wine show drinking and talking about what else he likes to drink.
  16. What are all those people going crazy for? Don't they know that they'll have to wait at least 10 minutes and 8 camera angles before we decide if the shot counts?
  17. He said the knowledgeable hockey guys......
  18. How about explaining what the hell this crap means?: It doesn't explain the weak takes you have that I routinely dominate. You're a whiny one huh One can smoke pot after they turn the age of 18 with minimal effects and not be considered a stoner. Sorry about the last 3 years. Another ex alcoholic throws shade at "stoners". Suck it. It's a free country, I'll do whatever I want.
  19. Kids - if you're thinking about smoking pot - look at Ryan's posts.
  20. This is the type of junk I never reply to - because it makes no sense. One sentence has nothing to do with the other.........And, then in your mind, you dominate! Haha
  21. Get hammered for Stammer!
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