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  • Meanwhile back at the thread...

    Mike Garafolo‏Verified account @MikeGarafolo

    From earlier, on the Browns' plans for Josh Gordon and the perception they've flip-flopped recently.

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    Mike Garafolo@MikeGarafolo
    From earlier, on the Browns' plans for Josh Gordon and the perception they've flip-flopped recently.
  • @poeticg said:

    I've said it before but I'll say it again. He's trying. He hasn't repeat offended anything. Each time that he's been suspended it's been for something different. It's not like he's blowing weed smoke in the Commish's face smiling. He's taken HUNDREDS of drug tests and has passed 99% of them since entering the NFL. If he wasn't trying, he wouldn't even be in the conversation, ala Blackmon or Ricky Williams. IMO Gordon has went above and beyond in his quest to become 'WORTHY' of being an NFL player. He's a stand up young man and he is well spoken and full of class. It really is a goddamn shame that he's being treated this way.

    Josh Gordon has a target on his back from the NFL. He's their little scapegoat...

    So, go ahead and poke fun at his misery. His misery is OUR misery. So... good job.

    There is trying and there is doing. I have no sympathy for a person throwing away their talent & $$$ because they can only "try". He has now had close to 10 years of "trying" and continues not to "do". Good luck in the CFL with JM.

    @texasag1969 said:

    There is trying and there is doing. I have no sympathy for a person throwing away their talent & $$$ because they can only "try". He has now had close to 10 years of "trying" and continues not to "do". Good luck in the CFL with JM.

    AMEN!! "Mr Innocent" checks himself into rehab a while ago....WHY? Others are right when they say there is more to this than meets the eye. Does anyone here REALLY believe that the NFLPA would NOT have stepped in had they felt Gordon has been treated unfairly?

    No Gordon fan here, that's for sure.

    Mike

  • Ok. I admit I'm a bit hard on Gordon mostly because I was rooting for him then he gets popped again. How many times can I wonder and then get let down.

    Hope the best for you Josh!

  • And there's the key...

    Don't invest enough to be disappointed... just take whatever you get should you ever get it.

  • And there's the key...

    Don't invest enough to be disappointed... just take whatever you get should you ever get it.

    @tour2ma said:

    And there's the key...

    Don't invest enough to be disappointed... just take whatever you get should you ever get it.

    I've moved on from the train wreck. Like waiting for Godot, I have that feeling it's never going to happen. Think Flugs nailed the Josh situation from personal experience.
  • @tour2ma said:

    And there's the key...

    Don't invest enough to be disappointed... just take whatever you get should you ever get it.

    I've moved on from the train wreck. Like waiting for Godot, I have that feeling it's never going to happen. Think Flugs nailed the Josh situation from personal experience.

    @hoorta said:

    I've moved on from the train wreck. Like waiting for Godot, I have that feeling it's never going to happen. Think Flugs nailed the Josh situation from personal experience.

    Waitning for Godot. Waiting for Gordo. Hmm....I wonder if there was some Nostradamus like prescient with that work.

  • @unsympathetic said:

    Please understand some more regarding the "opiate" / addiction crisis.. the assertion that "The Victims Chose It" is simply objectively false.

    Over 70% of those addicted to opiates first began because they had a nominally simple procedure - tooth pulling...

    That's how I found out I was allergic ~30-years ago(?). Anyway... four wisdom teeth (two impacted) removed... sent home with Percodan (aspirin and oxycodone). Popped one in anticipation of the sedative my Oral Surgeon used wearing off and when it did I had "ants crawling all over my arms and legs".

    At the Dr.'s instructions I tried a "half-tab" later... same result, so I made do with aspirin from then on.

    @tour2ma said:

    That's how I found out I was allergic ~30-years ago(?). Anyway... four wisdom teeth (two impacted) removed... sent home with Percodan (aspirin and oxycodone). Popped one in anticipation of the sedative my Oral Surgeon used wearing off and when it did I had "ants crawling all over my arms and legs".

    At the Dr.'s instructions I tried a "half-tab" later... same result, so I made do with aspirin from then on.

    My wife broke her wrist back in 2006. Had surgery at the Cleveland Clinic, one night in the hospital, picked her up the next morning, puked all over my car from the percocet. She can't take opiate's.

  • @tour2ma said:

    That's how I found out I was allergic ~30-years ago(?). Anyway... four wisdom teeth (two impacted) removed... sent home with Percodan (aspirin and oxycodone). Popped one in anticipation of the sedative my Oral Surgeon used wearing off and when it did I had "ants crawling all over my arms and legs".

    At the Dr.'s instructions I tried a "half-tab" later... same result, so I made do with aspirin from then on.

    My wife broke her wrist back in 2006. Had surgery at the Cleveland Clinic, one night in the hospital, picked her up the next morning, puked all over my car from the percocet. She can't take opiate's.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    My wife broke her wrist back in 2006. Had surgery at the Cleveland Clinic, one night in the hospital, picked her up the next morning, puked all over my car from the percocet. She can't take opiate's.

    As a professional detailer, let me convey my deepest heartfelt sympathy for your clear coat.

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    My wife broke her wrist back in 2006. Had surgery at the Cleveland Clinic, one night in the hospital, picked her up the next morning, puked all over my car from the percocet. She can't take opiate's.

    As a professional detailer, let me convey my deepest heartfelt sympathy for your clear coat.

    @wargograw said:

    As a professional detailer, let me convey my deepest heartfelt sympathy for your clear coat.

    It was the inside of the car. And dude, you better go to school.

  • "Interior Clearcoat" = Scotchgard

    Tell you what tho, I had a "fun" non-opiate based Rx after a little, other oral surgery a couple years ago. Very floaty, walking-on-the-moon high...

  • @wargograw said:

    As a professional detailer, let me convey my deepest heartfelt sympathy for your clear coat.

    It was the inside of the car. And dude, you better go to school.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    It was the inside of the car. And dude, you better go to school.

    Lmmfao
  • @wargograw said:

    As a professional detailer, let me convey my deepest heartfelt sympathy for your clear coat.

    It was the inside of the car. And dude, you better go to school.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    It was the inside of the car. And dude, you better go to school.

    Then let me convey my deepest heartfelt sympathy for your detailer lol.

    And I just do it for an extra few hundred bucks on the weekend. I love it.

  • "Interior Clearcoat" = Scotchgard

    Tell you what tho, I had a "fun" non-opiate based Rx after a little, other oral surgery a couple years ago. Very floaty, walking-on-the-moon high...

    @tour2ma said:

    "Interior Clearcoat" = Scotchgard

    Tell you what tho, I had a "fun" non-opiate based Rx after a little, other oral surgery a couple years ago. Very floaty, walking-on-the-moon high...

    Scotchgard is an incredible invention.

  • @unsympathetic said:

    Please understand some more regarding the "opiate" / addiction crisis.. the assertion that "The Victims Chose It" is simply objectively false.

    Over 70% of those addicted to opiates first began because they had a nominally simple procedure - tooth pulling...

    That's how I found out I was allergic ~30-years ago(?). Anyway... four wisdom teeth (two impacted) removed... sent home with Percodan (aspirin and oxycodone). Popped one in anticipation of the sedative my Oral Surgeon used wearing off and when it did I had "ants crawling all over my arms and legs".

    At the Dr.'s instructions I tried a "half-tab" later... same result, so I made do with aspirin from then on.

    @tour2ma said:

    That's how I found out I was allergic ~30-years ago(?). Anyway... four wisdom teeth (two impacted) removed... sent home with Percodan (aspirin and oxycodone). Popped one in anticipation of the sedative my Oral Surgeon used wearing off and when it did I had "ants crawling all over my arms and legs".

    At the Dr.'s instructions I tried a "half-tab" later... same result, so I made do with aspirin from then on.

    I'm one of the lucky ones that doesn't have major side effects from the stuff. Vicodin does what it's supposed to do, and I have no desire to keep taking it after the severe pain is gone. Like the time I trimmed my toenails with a lawn mower.

  • Did it ever occur to you people that he probably tested positive again?

    @topdawg31 said:

    Did it ever occur to you people that he probably tested positive again?

    It sure occurred to me. But Goodell did not add to his suspension, he just didn't reenstate him. I dunno, maybe missed a test but didn't fail one? I understand his agent dropped him recently, and those guys tend to know things that we don't. Hard to say. As talented as he is, drafting him was a risk. He was kicked out of two college programs for failed drug tests.

    I think I am gonna invent a helmet with powerful electromagnets or some such shit inside, that produces a cannabis-like sensation when worn and which goes away when removed. I will call it the Buzzhelmet, and I won't sell them, I will lease them to NFL players who have failed drug tests already. If I could pull that off I will be living in the Bahamas and payin supermodels to floss my teeth in no time.