Nate Orchard is a bust.
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the FACT marijuana cures cancer
OK, I'll bite.. What's the mechanism by which this occurs?
the Model T was initially intended by Ford to be run on hemp oil, along with the body of the vehicle to be made of cellulose from the plant as well.
1) Really? Or is the fill within the plastic proposed to be made of things including soybean, hemp and ramie as well as other strong fibers? He didn't propose 100% hemp
2) Hemp oil doesn't exist.. there isn't a practical way to produce ethanol from hemp, at least not yet. I think you mean bio-diesel.
High Times may be many things, but a source of truth it is not.
OK, I'll bite.. What's the mechanism by which this occurs?
1) Really? Or is the fill within the plastic proposed to be made of things including soybean, hemp and ramie as well as other strong fibers? He didn't propose 100% hemp
2) Hemp oil doesn't exist.. there isn't a practical way to produce ethanol from hemp, at least not yet. I think you mean bio-diesel.
High Times may be many things, but a source of truth it is not.
Marijuana doesn't directly cure cancer, although with certain cancers there is some research being done that it does in fact directly affect those cells. The beneficial aspects of marijuana are it's anti inflammatory properties. Cancer cannot exist in a non inflammatory state. This of course leads people to conclude that you can go on living your regular lifestyle but smoke pot and it'll all be fine. Rubbish of course. Marijuana is a tool, an aid...not a miracle cure.
I actually believe that this brain problem that players have after leaving the game would be greatly diminished if they were allowed access to marijuana, especially oils and extracts which are far more potent and beneficial than the burning of the leaf. That brain problem is the result of built up inflammation over years of hitting. Most of these guys have been playing non stop football since their HS days. So even guys that were in the NFL for just a few years, they still have it. Smoking once you're done with football, by itself, isn't going to impact that buildup much unless you vastly change other aspects of your lifestyle. Which at the point when these guys retire, they're often flush with cash which is burnin a hole in their pocket. So not gonna happen.
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OK, I'll bite.. What's the mechanism by which this occurs?
1) Really? Or is the fill within the plastic proposed to be made of things including soybean, hemp and ramie as well as other strong fibers? He didn't propose 100% hemp
2) Hemp oil doesn't exist.. there isn't a practical way to produce ethanol from hemp, at least not yet. I think you mean bio-diesel.
High Times may be many things, but a source of truth it is not.
Marijuana doesn't directly cure cancer, although with certain cancers there is some research being done that it does in fact directly affect those cells. The beneficial aspects of marijuana are it's anti inflammatory properties. Cancer cannot exist in a non inflammatory state. This of course leads people to conclude that you can go on living your regular lifestyle but smoke pot and it'll all be fine. Rubbish of course. Marijuana is a tool, an aid...not a miracle cure.
I actually believe that this brain problem that players have after leaving the game would be greatly diminished if they were allowed access to marijuana, especially oils and extracts which are far more potent and beneficial than the burning of the leaf. That brain problem is the result of built up inflammation over years of hitting. Most of these guys have been playing non stop football since their HS days. So even guys that were in the NFL for just a few years, they still have it. Smoking once you're done with football, by itself, isn't going to impact that buildup much unless you vastly change other aspects of your lifestyle. Which at the point when these guys retire, they're often flush with cash which is burnin a hole in their pocket. So not gonna happen.
Marijuana doesn't directly cure cancer, although with certain cancers there is some research being done that it does in fact directly affect those cells. The beneficial aspects of marijuana are it's anti inflammatory properties. Cancer cannot exist in a non inflammatory state. This of course leads people to conclude that you can go on living your regular lifestyle but smoke pot and it'll all be fine. Rubbish of course. Marijuana is a tool, an aid...not a miracle cure.
I actually believe that this brain problem that players have after leaving the game would be greatly diminished if they were allowed access to marijuana, especially oils and extracts which are far more potent and beneficial than the burning of the leaf. That brain problem is the result of built up inflammation over years of hitting. Most of these guys have been playing non stop football since their HS days. So even guys that were in the NFL for just a few years, they still have it. Smoking once you're done with football, by itself, isn't going to impact that buildup much unless you vastly change other aspects of your lifestyle. Which at the point when these guys retire, they're often flush with cash which is burnin a hole in their pocket. So not gonna happen.
it actually is a miracle cure, and time will prove it to the doubters of the world. saying cannabis helps with inflammation is like saying water just helps quench your thirst...you could not understate its full potential more. it may not work 100% of the time on 100% of what ails everyone, but it's as close to a legit snake oil medicine that's ever existed. for some it's even regrown their hair on their head, no shit. we require it. we have cannibinoid receptors in our body. we were meant to receive it and without it we get sick, hence the schedule 1 designation. it's partly about population control and partly about Big Pharma's grip...but i digress.
shelf the flower combustion talk, that hasn't been considered as a viable option since the 90's and was pure propaganda then. who smokes bowls or blunts anymore anyway? vapes have been en vogue for about 5 years now and are the current novelty for recreation, but medicinally there are far more effective ways to introduce it into our bodies, like the transdermal patches for example. Mary's Medicinals is making huge strides every day in that regard, and i know personally that the patches work for a shit ton of people who were previously suffering.
research endocannabinoids. the answer lies within.
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Drugs affect performance. Wife-beating and raping do not. The NFL only cares about keeping bad people off the field insofar as fans choose to act outraged about it. It is much more concerned with making sure guys can perform at a high level. IMO, there's no comparison.
Drugs affect performance. Wife-beating and raping do not. The NFL only cares about keeping bad people off the field insofar as fans choose to act outraged about it. It is much more concerned with making sure guys can perform at a high level. IMO, there's no comparison.
Not to mention that one activity stems from the same thing that the NFL prizes... aggressive behavior.
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Until he breaks free from his self-destructive, lack of self discipline behavior...
he's a pothead that failed to stay away from it back in college.
We don't know if it was second hand smoke, or something he took to negate
the test as much as possible.
60,000 fans didn't fail three marijuana tests in college.
He has a history that caught up with him in the pros.
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Two questions:
1. WTF?
2. Will you give mud permission to use it as his avatar? Tour******************************************
1. LOL. I guess, it's because in college, Josh Gordon saw marijuana, acted like a bunny and hopped to it.
2. Ain't mine, I just found it on the internet....see... it's a flower pot.....
(bunny...hop to it..is one of my favorite things to say to friends' kids, and nieces and nephews)
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Until he breaks free from his self-destructive, lack of self discipline behavior...
he's a pothead that failed to stay away from it back in college.
We don't know if it was second hand smoke, or something he took to negate
the test as much as possible.
60,000 fans didn't fail three marijuana tests in college.
He has a history that caught up with him in the pros.
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Drugs affect performance. Wife-beating and raping do not. The NFL only cares about keeping bad people off the field insofar as fans choose to act outraged about it. It is much more concerned with making sure guys can perform at a high level. IMO, there's no comparison.
Yup, sad but true. The 'war on drugs' thing, with government propaganda portraying drug users as the scum of society, has stigmatised drug users to the point that fans are (or were, at least) more outraged by drug use/abuse than the other things.
Yup, sad but true. The 'war on drugs' thing, with government propaganda portraying drug users as the scum of society, has stigmatised drug users to the point that fans are (or were, at least) more outraged by drug use/abuse than the other things.
I don't agree with any of that, but will accept your first sentence.
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I'm a big Josh Gordon supporter. He failed a recent test for alcohol...and that cost him an entire year, and possibly his career. Was it his fault? Oh yeah, it's totally his fault. Is it total crap? Yep...100%. So you're going to ban a player for consuming a beverage you shamelessly advertise for during your games? Huh, NFL? Whatever, I don't want to get into that now. I believe in him. I probably shouldn't, but I do.
I'm nowhere NEAR ready to label Orchard ANYTHING. Is he an allstar? Heck no, but was he supposed to be after 5 games as a rookie? Did he not have two of the biggest plays of the game when we needed him most? 3rd and goal he showed exceptional closing speed and made Flacco throw it out of bounds, AND he didn't hit Flacco. I was worried when I saw the play that he would drive him into the ground, thus giving the Ravens 1st and goal from the 1...but he pulled up. Our others rookies and young players got stupid personal foul penalties, but he was smart. He also jammed Forsett on the Ravens' two point conversion, effectively shutting down his route. Yes, he had multiple mistakes, but at least he made a positive impact as well. You want to talk bust, we can talk about Mingo all day long. I hated the pick when we made it, and I hate it now. Or we can talk about Justin Gilbert. That pick I liked, but it hasn't worked out. Bad scouting, bad luck, or whatever...it sucks. We needed him desperately, but it hasn't happened. It's curious that he is SO bad that Johnson Bademosi is playing in front of him. WTF?
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I'm a big Josh Gordon supporter. He failed a recent test for alcohol...and that cost him an entire year, and possibly his career. Was it his fault? Oh yeah, it's totally his fault. Is it total crap? Yep...100%. So you're going to ban a player for consuming a beverage you shamelessly advertise for during your games? Huh, NFL? Whatever, I don't want to get into that now. I believe in him. I probably shouldn't, but I do.
I'm nowhere NEAR ready to label Orchard ANYTHING. Is he an allstar? Heck no, but was he supposed to be after 5 games as a rookie? Did he not have two of the biggest plays of the game when we needed him most? 3rd and goal he showed exceptional closing speed and made Flacco throw it out of bounds, AND he didn't hit Flacco. I was worried when I saw the play that he would drive him into the ground, thus giving the Ravens 1st and goal from the 1...but he pulled up. Our others rookies and young players got stupid personal foul penalties, but he was smart. He also jammed Forsett on the Ravens' two point conversion, effectively shutting down his route. Yes, he had multiple mistakes, but at least he made a positive impact as well. You want to talk bust, we can talk about Mingo all day long. I hated the pick when we made it, and I hate it now. Or we can talk about Justin Gilbert. That pick I liked, but it hasn't worked out. Bad scouting, bad luck, or whatever...it sucks. We needed him desperately, but it hasn't happened. It's curious that he is SO bad that Johnson Bademosi is playing in front of him. WTF?
It's curious that he is SO bad that Johnson Bademosi is playing in front of him. WTF?
Yeah it's more than just football, has to be. Gilbert flashed at times last year
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Since joining the NFL, he has failed 1 fucking drug test for WEED! ONE! And that was by the smallest second hand margin recordable.
He failed his first one for medicine that you and I would be able to take. It was prescribed by his doctor for his strep-throat.
And the last one was for the same thing 60,000 fans are going to be doing at FirstEnergy Stadium this weekend.
Get over yourself.
Since joining the NFL, he has failed 1 fucking drug test for WEED! ONE! And that was by the smallest second hand margin recordable.
He failed his first one for medicine that you and I would be able to take. It was prescribed by his doctor for his strep-throat.
And the last one was for the same thing 60,000 fans are going to be doing at FirstEnergy Stadium this weekend.
Get over yourself.
So what is he? The fact is the guy is giving up millions of dollars because for some reason he can't follow the rules and stay away from drugs and alcohol when he has to. I don't care if its prescribed, he needs to know the rules, that's on him. I don't care how small the amount is in his system, he knows that if he gets caught he is done, yet sure enough he does it anyway or hangs around it anyway and gets busted, that's on him. This has happened to him 3 fucking times (not counting college). He knows the rules, he knows what's at stake, yet he can't stay away from drugs/alcohol/parties/whatever. Stop making excuses for the guy. Ok fine, if he's not a pot head, and not an alcoholic, he's just a dumb ass mother fucker.
Although I say he's a dumb as mother fucking pot head. Dude did choose pot over all that money to play a game! Sounds like a pot head to me. Afro man would be proud.
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haters gotta hate.
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@josephsuxdick said:
Unfortunately it's worse, he's actually starting to look like Mingo.
Call me when Jones gets an INT.
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Can't label him a bust after a few games, right? Granted, he hasn't exactly blown the doors off, but come on...
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Can't label him a bust after a few games, right? Granted, he hasn't exactly blown the doors off, but come on...
Can't label him a bust after a few games, right? Granted, he hasn't exactly blown the doors off, but come on...
C'mon, we are Browns fans! If a guy isn't an all star from day one he is a useless bum until he has a good game at which point we will cartwheel down the streets singing the praises of our new best friend.
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Can't label him a bust after a few games, right? Granted, he hasn't exactly blown the doors off, but come on...
C'mon, we are Browns fans! If a guy isn't an all star from day one he is a useless bum until he has a good game at which point we will cartwheel down the streets singing the praises of our new best friend.
C'mon, we are Browns fans! If a guy isn't an all star from day one he is a useless bum until he has a good game at which point we will cartwheel down the streets singing the praises of our new best friend.
That is until he has a bad game. Then he will be a bum again. In Cleveland your great or you suck. No in between.
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hey mingo got an interception while leaping like a michael jordan to grab it.
so yes, i was right. he will be the bomb!
wait until gilbert runs his first KR return back........ (genius!!!!!)
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I'm telling ya... Mingo's agent needs to call Gilbert... Dan Gilbert that is...
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
I'm just so over it. I feel like the wheels are coming off. The Johnny crap, now Haden rumors of laundering, Farmer suspension...it's all too much. And now we play against another solid defense, and then we play the Cardinals, who look like a top 5 team (if not higher). For some reason, the Rams game seems like a 50/50 game to me. They don't scare me all that much, and I want to see our jitterbug WR's on turf. My only concern is that a team can only take so many of these back breaking defeats before they break mentally. Blowouts are rare in the NFL, but boy do we need one...
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