Honey badger

#26
#26
He deserved to be arrested. What a thug. can't believe he was smoking weed. wow what a loser. omg. that stuff is deadly.

wow. should get the death penalty.
 
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#27
#27
Well, I don't recall addressing you in any comments little Mr. Helper. By the way I think your mommy is calling you. It's time for her to check your diaper and give you your next breast feeding. We'll let you hang with the grown ups a little more later. Bye.

Awful. Just......
 
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#28
#28
Well, I don't recall addressing you in any comments little Mr. Helper. By the way I think your mommy is calling you. It's time for her to check your diaper and give you your next breast feeding. We'll let you hang with the grown ups a little more later. Bye.

Best. Comeback. Ever.
 
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#30
#30
You know the rules you go by. The rules , next up for honey is bars and a boyfriend,,
 
#31
#31
When I started this thread, I should have known it would veer off into the proweed/antiweed area. My whole point to the thread was just to point out that he was arrested, not whether he SHOULD have been or SHOULD NOT have been.

Regardless of should or should not, in this day and age of weed still being illegal, he SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER or done a better job of not getting caught...
 
#33
#33
Sad to see that this guy couldn't stop smoking long enough to try and get back into football and make a career for himself or atleast make some money. No matter how talented the guy is I don't think any NFL team would touch him now.
 
#34
#34
Those things don't go together, which makes the situation even more of a joke. The rehab for weed is, well, stop smoking it.

Get where you're going there, but he DID have a well-publicized rehab stint...but I get it...no rehab required for weed....
 
#35
#35
Not that he ever should have appeared on it, and this makes it more of a joke, but...

SI cover curse?
 
#37
#37
Glad to see that regulations against marijuana are ruining the lives of otherwise harmless individuals.

Regulations aside, if you have potentially millions of dollars worth of NFL contracts ahead of you, and you can't avoid screwing it up by smoking weed, then you have a major problem.
 
#38
#38
Regulations aside, if you have potentially millions of dollars worth of NFL contracts ahead of you, and you can't avoid screwing it up by smoking weed, then you have a major problem.

The NFL only cares about marijuana because there are regulations against it. The NFL would have loved nothing more than to have just let Ricky play without feeling obliged to suspend him.

Weed is no worse than alcohol and nicotine, and the NFL actively peddles alcohol. Fortunately, marijuana is already decriminalized in a number of major metropolitan areas and it is just a matter of time before the prohibition on marijuana is completely lifted.
 
#39
#39
The NFL only cares about marijuana because there are regulations against it. The NFL would have loved nothing more than to have just let Ricky play without feeling obliged to suspend him.

Weed is no worse than alcohol and nicotine, and the NFL actively peddles alcohol. Fortunately, marijuana is already decriminalized in a number of major metropolitan areas and it is just a matter of time before the prohibition on marijuana is completely lifted.

I'm with you on the principle.

I simply don't have any sympathy for stupidity. It's a bad law, but what's more important, your future millions or getting baked?
 
#40
#40
What "types" are you speaking of? Black people or marijuana users, or black marijuana users?

Because, you are quite wrong about all three types. There are some pretty hard-working and successful individuals that smoke pot in this country, and do so quite openly in cities like Seattle, San Francisco, and Boston.

felons
 
#44
#44
The NFL only cares about marijuana because there are regulations against it. The NFL would have loved nothing more than to have just let Ricky play without feeling obliged to suspend him.

Weed is no worse than alcohol and nicotine, and the NFL actively peddles alcohol. Fortunately, marijuana is already decriminalized in a number of major metropolitan areas and it is just a matter of time before the prohibition on marijuana is completely lifted.

I hear you man. On principle, I agree.

However, we all know that marijuana is still considered illegal. We can not like it, we can pout, we can cry, etc. But the fact of the matter is: it is still illegal.

Marijuana didn't ruin their lives. Regulation of it didn't ruin their lives. Their inability to make good decisions and not participate in illegal activities ruined their lives.

Whether you or I or anyone thinks marijuana should be outlawed or not isn't the issue. The issue is that they knew beforehand what they were doing is against the law and they still chose to participate.
 
#47
#47
Glad to see that regulations against marijuana are ruining the lives of otherwise harmless individuals.
Uh.. at least one of the ones arrested was arrested for assault last year. not a harmless individual imo.
 

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