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It's that point of view right there that insures if any of your family members did dabble in drugs you'd be the very last one to know about it. Who would come to you for advice/help with that kind of problem knowing that you'll only brow beat them to the floor using their "weakness" as your club?

You might want to be a little less cocky regarding your claim that your family has a no drug history dating back to the Mayflower and that makes you an expert. What that really shows is that you have zero experience with drugs or the people who develop a problem with them. It's use by a family member can be staring you right in the face and under your nose but you won't even see it/recognize it until it's too late. And they damn sure won't be coming to you for help. Who could, knowing you hold THAT attitude about it?

Your claim that having raised your family right guarantees drugs have never and will never become an issue with any of your family members sounds a lot like you're claiming none of them, starting with you, has ever make a mistake of any kind because of the perfect upbringing. No lies, no bad decisions, nothing.




"Hey dad, I need to talk to you. I've mistakenly allowed drugs into my life and I think I might have a problem with it. I really, really need your help and understanding."

Dad:


"Uh, thanks dad."

“Lay them out”?

So you condone violence in your family. Nice values you teach.
Man, you really do need to smoke a little herb and chill.

Never had a beer or a glass of wine in your life either I’m sure.

Never had a beer or a glass of wine in your life either I’m sure.

FYI. I don’t drink alcohol either. That stuff is poison.

Say what you want. Taking drugs of any kind is a choice. If you choose to be an idiot how can I help. All I can say is going back a few generations no one in my family has anything to do with drugs. It is not hard to not have anything to do with drugs. Choose your friends wisely. If one of them mess around with drugs don't have anything to do with them. Just like the Browns and Josh Gordon. Don't let the problem thru the door.

Sorry. I believe in discipline. And never would I ever stoop low enough to smoke herb.

I would have predicted the Browns would win 1 game at most this year.

With Gordon's return, I think the Browns will win 2-3 games.

Especially if he brings a business-like humility to the field.

"Fine, a touchdown. Now let's win this game."



The guy is a monster. If he has his head on straight, I think he'll resume right where he left-off.

it's funny how people trash a god given plant, but have no problem popping man made pills.

Yes. Team chemistry. I'm not being ironic at all.

You don't remember the wins that Hoyer was engineering that season? How he was spreading the ball around?

As soon as Gordon returned, things fell apart.

that was the context of my remark.

Sit Britt.

you're missing an 'h.'

Here we go. Make it happen Gordon.

The Cleveland Browns are apparently willing to give wide receiver Josh Gordon a chance for now.

ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that the Browns are expecting Gordon to be in the team's facility Tuesday and to be ready to play Dec. 3 against the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Baylor product was conditionally reinstated by Commissioner Roger Goodell Wednesday. He is eligible to take part in meetings immediately. He is allowed to start practicing with the team Nov. 20.

The 26 year old has made one Pro Bowl appearance in his career. He has 161 receptions for 2,754 yards and 14 touchdowns in his career. The last game he played was Dec. 21, 2014. Cleveland controls his rights for two more seasons.

https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-brow...rgers-110003736

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/201...bly-every-game/

Josh Gordon admits using drugs or alcohol “probably every game”

Josh Gordon, who rejoins the Browns on Tuesday, admitted drugs and alcohol were part of his pregame “ritual.” In an interview with GQ magazine, the wide receiver said he played under the influence “every game,” including college.

“I used to make a ritual of it before every game,” Gordon told GQ, via Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. “If I had already been drug tested that week, or the day before the game, I knew I had a couple days to buy to clean my system. Even before I was getting tested for alcohol, prior to my DWI in 2014, I would take the biggest bong rip I could. And try to conceal all the smell off all my clothes. I’d be dressed up to go to the game. A bunch of guys smoke weed before the game, but we’re not talking about them.”

“I would have these little pre-made shots. I used to love Grand Marnier. I could drink it down smooth. I could usually drink a lot of it. But if it wasn’t that, it might be a whiskey or something. And I would drink probably like half a glass, or a couple shots to try and warm my system up, basically. To get the motor running. That’s what I would do for games.”

Gordon said it happened “every game. Probably every game of my career,” including his time at Baylor. He said he was a “highly functioning” alcoholic.

“We would stay at the team hotel and then players are allowed to go back home, get what they need, and then go to the game,” Gordon said of Browns home games. “So I’d leave the hotel early morning, go home, eat breakfast, do my little ritual, whatever it may be, some weed, some alcohol, and then go to the game. And then, I’d definitely be partying after every game, win or lose. Every game.”