Josh Gordon made 10k/month selling weed at Baylor
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I confess... I smoked pot in college... inhaled and everything.
I drank the fukking bong water too!
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I drank the fukking bong water too!
Water?
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I drank the fukking bong water too!
Water?
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Anybody else starting to think that Josh has talked his way out of playing football for us? With all of these stunning revelations, I'm not sure we're going to give him the chance. From what I understand, we haven't officially "activated" the guy yet. I heard we'd do that Friday....IF we do it at all. This all just seems so surreal.
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Anybody else starting to think that Josh has talked his way out of playing football for us? With all of these stunning revelations, I'm not sure we're going to give him the chance. From what I understand, we haven't officially "activated" the guy yet. I heard we'd do that Friday....IF we do it at all. This all just seems so surreal.
Anybody else starting to think that Josh has talked his way out of playing football for us? With all of these stunning revelations, I'm not sure we're going to give him the chance. From what I understand, we haven't officially "activated" the guy yet. I heard we'd do that Friday....IF we do it at all. This all just seems so surreal.
They will be activating him. Even if they have no intentions of keeping him on the team, Sashi and Co. would want to create some sort of market for him to be traded.
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Yeah, I agree. I just wish he'd kind of put a lid on it, ya know? Just play football! He worked so hard to get back...just get on the field. LOL
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Anybody else starting to think that Josh has talked his way out of playing football for us? With all of these stunning revelations, I'm not sure we're going to give him the chance. From what I understand, we haven't officially "activated" the guy yet. I heard we'd do that Friday....IF we do it at all. This all just seems so surreal.
Anybody else starting to think that Josh has talked his way out of playing football for us? With all of these stunning revelations, I'm not sure we're going to give him the chance. From what I understand, we haven't officially "activated" the guy yet. I heard we'd do that Friday....IF we do it at all. This all just seems so surreal.
WR desperation? Panic over looking at an 0-16 season?
Personally I'd hate to see the added media circus it would bring to Cleveland. Another thing I imagine JG would have to be slotted into the minimum wage salary bracket.....which isn't the same as the McDonald's minimum wage brackets.
This should be interesting no matter what.
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Anybody else starting to think that Josh has talked his way out of playing football for us? With all of these stunning revelations, I'm not sure we're going to give him the chance. From what I understand, we haven't officially "activated" the guy yet. I heard we'd do that Friday....IF we do it at all. This all just seems so surreal.
Anybody else starting to think that Josh has talked his way out of playing football for us? With all of these stunning revelations, I'm not sure we're going to give him the chance. From what I understand, we haven't officially "activated" the guy yet. I heard we'd do that Friday....IF we do it at all. This all just seems so surreal.
Isn't part of any program being honest about your past? That we are hearing things we've never heard before would seem to be part of some cleansing.
But cleansing or not, I wondered about legal implications of this info. Under Texas' drug laws there may not be any:
Statute of Limitations in Texas
The statute of limitations exist to ensure criminals are trialed within a set period of time. Almost all charges have a statute of limitation, with the exception of manslaughter, murder, sexual assault, offenses against children, leaving the scene of an accident that resulted in death and trafficking people. The statute of limitation for drug charges varies. If it is a “victimless” crime, which would be the case under a possession charge for instance, the statute of limitations is three years. If, however, the charge involves supplying a controlled substance to a minor, the statute of limitation does not apply. Furthermore, it is important to understand that the statute of limitation can be officially tolled or suspended if the alleged perpetrator is out of state, in prison or otherwise unable to stand trial.
That said, at a gross profit of $10k per month, I'm pretty sure the IRS will want to interview Josh at some future date.
Speaking of income... word is that Josh's agent has been shopping a book and/or movie deal on his story. The good news for us is that the story needs a successful return to NFL prominence to really sell.
Yeah, I agree. I just wish he'd kind of put a lid on it, ya know?
A pun?
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If you drink and smoke a lot, it is just a question of time that you start selling.
You have an addiction that you need to pay for, probably your economy will be affected and you know the environment/the people.
For me, it only shows that he really wants to make a change. If you're depressed and you are once again into your addiction, the last thing you want is to be in the public eye. He needs to redeem himself in some way for the things he has done and start all over again.
If you drink and smoke a lot, it is just a question of time that you start selling.
You have an addiction that you need to pay for, probably your economy will be affected and you know the environment/the people.
For me, it only shows that he really wants to make a change. If you're depressed and you are once again into your addiction, the last thing you want is to be in the public eye. He needs to redeem himself in some way for the things he has done and start all over again.
Exactly. If you're smoking alot of weed, selling means your stuff is free.
As far as legal implications, the IRS or Feds would need proof, and they have bigger fish they're after than a small time (supposedly reformed) drug dealer.
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Lol, he’s letting it all out of the bag now.
He also would chug Mad Dog before his HS games just to see if he could dominate while drunk.
He was the best receiver in the NFL while high and drunk during games... could a sober Gordon be the greatest WR of all time?
Lol, he’s letting it all out of the bag now.
He also would chug Mad Dog before his HS games just to see if he could dominate while drunk.
He was the best receiver in the NFL while high and drunk during games... could a sober Gordon be the greatest WR of all time?
The amazing thing about Josh with this all coming out is you REALLY have to wonder how much research Tom Heckert did when he drafted him. I'd think no NFL GM in their right mind would have touched him with a 10 foot pole if they had known 1\2 this stuff.
EDIT: And a further question would be how much of this did the Browns know?
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Pretty sure "admissions" constitute proof... unless you are on a hot mic and in a bus.
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We'll let our resident Magistrate tell us if that's admissible in court... I have a feeling it's not....
I will wait to rule until when he comes before me in Doylestown Mayor's Court.
And he would not be the first "celebrity" that I would have had to deal with:
Dean Chance...former Cy Young Award winner...I think his license was suspended. Very nice man. Died a couple of years ago.
Maverick Carter.....LeBron's associate. Had him before me 3 times in Norton...all for speeding (very high rates....like 75 in a 35). When LeBron lived in Wadsworth he always had to go through Norton. I had to give him a "friendly" lecture the last time, noting that his fairly bright future could be deterred if he wrapped himself around a telephone pole or pile drived another car and killed someone going those speeds. He may have actually taken it to heart. Each time he was pleasant to deal with.
Jeff Phelps.....Sportscaster. Had him in Norton. Now does radio and Cavs TV. He was not pleasant to deal with. He thought it was an affront that the police would actually stop him for going 15-20 miles over the speed limit.
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We'll let our resident Magistrate tell us if that's admissible in court... I have a feeling it's not....
I will wait to rule until when he comes before me in Doylestown Mayor's Court.
And he would not be the first "celebrity" that I would have had to deal with:
Dean Chance...former Cy Young Award winner...I think his license was suspended. Very nice man. Died a couple of years ago.
Maverick Carter.....LeBron's associate. Had him before me 3 times in Norton...all for speeding (very high rates....like 75 in a 35). When LeBron lived in Wadsworth he always had to go through Norton. I had to give him a "friendly" lecture the last time, noting that his fairly bright future could be deterred if he wrapped himself around a telephone pole or pile drived another car and killed someone going those speeds. He may have actually taken it to heart. Each time he was pleasant to deal with.
Jeff Phelps.....Sportscaster. Had him in Norton. Now does radio and Cavs TV. He was not pleasant to deal with. He thought it was an affront that the police would actually stop him for going 15-20 miles over the speed limit.
I will wait to rule until when he comes before me in Doylestown Mayor's Court.
And he would not be the first "celebrity" that I would have had to deal with:
Dean Chance...former Cy Young Award winner...I think his license was suspended. Very nice man. Died a couple of years ago.
Maverick Carter.....LeBron's associate. Had him before me 3 times in Norton...all for speeding (very high rates....like 75 in a 35). When LeBron lived in Wadsworth he always had to go through Norton. I had to give him a "friendly" lecture the last time, noting that his fairly bright future could be deterred if he wrapped himself around a telephone pole or pile drived another car and killed someone going those speeds. He may have actually taken it to heart. Each time he was pleasant to deal with.
Jeff Phelps.....Sportscaster. Had him in Norton. Now does radio and Cavs TV. He was not pleasant to deal with. He thought it was an affront that the police would actually stop him for going 15-20 miles over the speed limit.
Wasn't exactly my question Gip. Let me clarify. So if someone says to a reporter- "hey, I sold drugs three years ago" can that statement be used in court?
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And that, kids, is how you avoid a simple direct question. Lol.
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And that, kids, is how you avoid a simple direct question. Lol.
a/k/a... being a lawyer.... lol
"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 -
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I will wait to rule until when he comes before me in Doylestown Mayor's Court.
And he would not be the first "celebrity" that I would have had to deal with:
Dean Chance...former Cy Young Award winner...I think his license was suspended. Very nice man. Died a couple of years ago.
Maverick Carter.....LeBron's associate. Had him before me 3 times in Norton...all for speeding (very high rates....like 75 in a 35). When LeBron lived in Wadsworth he always had to go through Norton. I had to give him a "friendly" lecture the last time, noting that his fairly bright future could be deterred if he wrapped himself around a telephone pole or pile drived another car and killed someone going those speeds. He may have actually taken it to heart. Each time he was pleasant to deal with.
Jeff Phelps.....Sportscaster. Had him in Norton. Now does radio and Cavs TV. He was not pleasant to deal with. He thought it was an affront that the police would actually stop him for going 15-20 miles over the speed limit.
Wasn't exactly my question Gip. Let me clarify. So if someone says to a reporter- "hey, I sold drugs three years ago" can that statement be used in court?
Wasn't exactly my question Gip. Let me clarify. So if someone says to a reporter- "hey, I sold drugs three years ago" can that statement be used in court?
Your question is: is it admissible in court. The answer is: it depends. Why are you in court? And who are the parties to this action?
If JG were the defendant, being charged with selling drugs and this reporter...we will call him Walter Cronkite... is on the witness stand it would be admissible. (The defendant told me "yada yada").
If YOU were the witness....and you said that "Walter Cronkite told me that Josh Gordon told him that he sold drugs three years ago" that would be hearsay...and inadmissible.
Now you must recompense me for my legal advice. You can give me (or more precisely...you can give me on behalf of my wife) your best bottle of Reisling or Gerwurtztrameiner. (sp). Next time I see you.
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And that, kids, is how you avoid a simple direct question. Lol.
And YOU Sir, now owe me a bottle of some of your top Spanish wine.
I will defer to Hoorta for his advice on that. Yours can be a red.
So, Larry, which bottle of Spanish red does Nero owe me?
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