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[NDAlum]

Quote: Originally Posted by ImTellinTim

I mean, if you're at the point where you can't quit weed, you're probably in to some other stuff to the point where it's affecting your daily life.

I can't quit sugar brah what are you trying to say about me!?!?!

[ImTellinTim]

Quote: Originally Posted by NDAlum

I can't quit sugar brah what are you trying to say about me!?!?!

I'd actually like to see a study as to whether sugar or THC has more of a physical addiction. My money's on sugar.

[NDAlum]

Quote: Originally Posted by wwharton

I think it's absolutely an addiction for some, but unfair to paint everyone that way... and honestly, more unfair to those who do have an addiction. But your 1st comment is along the lines of what I was originally replying to. I think you understand the human nature of connections like this (taking a chance on something illegal without making a direct correlation of how it may effect you financially or otherwise) better than most, considering your job. In short, we, as people, make bad decisions all the time. We get away with it enough and we are less and less careful with trying to avoid getting caught. Other than the repeat offenders, I don't see any reason to consider these young men any different than the average person in their decision making, even though the consequences in this case can be so big.

Wasn't trying to paint everyone the same. I would just think it falls more under an addiction if you continually make these mistakes with so much on the line.

For the record I don't care if they smoke weed or not.

[NDAlum]

Quote: Originally Posted by ImTellinTim

I'd actually like to see a study as to whether sugar or THC has more of a physical addiction. My money's on sugar.

I'm on day 11 of going clean and if you gave me the option of Kate Upton or a cupcake right now it'd be a tough decision.

Yea that's how bad it is.

Anyways back to the on topic off topic...

[N51_rob]

Patrick Mahomes robbed at gun point in something called Smith County, Texas on Friday night.

[Cyros]

Quote: Originally Posted by N51_rob

Patrick Mahomes robbed at gun point in something called Smith County, Texas on Friday night.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...avated-robbery

Quote:

Sgt. Darrell Coslin with the Smith County Sheriff's Office said Mahomes and three friends returned home after attending a baseball game. Upon pulling into the driveway, another car blocked them in. A robber got out of his vehicle and approached Mahomes and the others, acting as if he had a gun in his waistband. The robber demanded the victims' goods, who complied.

[wwharton]

Quote: Originally Posted by NDAlum

Wasn't trying to paint everyone the same. I would just think it falls more under an addiction if you continually make these mistakes with so much on the line. For the record I don't care if they smoke weed or not.

Yeah, sorry wasn't trying to put you on the spot. We're on the same page, if they continually make the same mistake. I just hesitate to have that thought about guys that get caught for the 1st time or 1st time in a while after getting away with the behavior for probably a good portion of their lives.

I don't care either, especially with so many laws changing around the country. But I just see people talking about them not being able to quit weed. I don't think most of them are having a problem quitting... bc they're not trying to quit. I don't think they're taking the situation all that seriously.

[TripleCrown9]

Quote: Originally Posted by N51_rob

Patrick Mahomes robbed at gun point in something called Smith County, Texas on Friday night.

Smith County is where Tyler, Texas is aka the home of Earl Campbell.