Ah I see. Oxy is still an opiate though so some of the things I posted still apply, though in a different way depending on the route of administration.
Where did you dispose of it? Might it still be there?
If you have a DeLorean and 1.21 gigawatts of power, you could theoretically stop me at gunpoint from flushing it (edit: the pills, not the bottle obviously) into my previous house's septic tank like 10 years ago
I'm sorry but no. Did he treat that prostitute with kindness and understanding? What about his wife and kid at home while he was in that hotel room? How many times did it happen before someone called 911 and made it public (and got fired for it)?
Is this a fact though? Frankly, given how the woman was described as being completely out of it, wouldn't be surprised if it was alcohol and painkillers.
100%. Nobody forced him to take these actions that damage other people, not just himself.
TMV mentioned it in his article that his prediction is no chance that locker room welcomes him back.
Agreed on the Oxy part. I was given it due to a broken leg and severely sprained ankle. I took one and had similar effects though I also felt like vomiting. I dissolved the rest of the pills in my kitchen sink and put up with the pain instead. HORRIBLE stuff!
6 months is a long time...players will forgive/forget.
I also believe that. I was just commenting on another poster saying he deserves another 6-month chance. Just saying that if he comes back it would be because the Avs had no choice not because they were giving him another chance.
I have a relative that is a recovering addict (6 years clean now) and he told me that every once in a while he will be walking down the street and will catch a smell that reminds him of the smell of heroin, and he gets incredibly nauseous.
This is likely to end up in closed session arbitration, the Avs can (and should/will) be able to bring in information that hasn’t been previously disclosed, because it won’t make it to the public.
I am lucky as there is no possible way I could get addicted to that shit. My heart was racing and all the other things I described. Criminal that the stuff was legally prescribed back in the day.
It's going to be awkward conversating telling the league how you covered his antics ups, in an effort to get the league to allow you out of a percentage of his cap hit.
Well…you have a point. I will say that addiction can cause even the best of people to make some absolutely monstrous choices but I’m not advocating he not be held accountable.
I'm sure there are pictures of me with an AK as well lol, so I don't see this as proof of anything other than terrible optics considering the situation he was rushed out ofRemember this?
Plus the hotel incident. Doesn't really paint a picture of an addiction victim trying their best to get clean.
Posing with guns I don't mind, though posing with them in this type of "gangster way" if you will is cringe AF. But the fact that this was basically the first time we heard of Nuke after the Seattle incident... Yeah.
