dave wrote:
Billy Burpelson wrote:

P.S. Rush is indeed the Hindenburg (a Nazi gas bag), but if it is true
he had severe(?) back pain, it is very easy to get addicted to
legitimately prescribed pain meds.

Only if one has a defective personality. I've been so acute I had to
crawl around on the floor of the clinic, got huge amounts of
hydrocodone, and quit very easily when the time came. I never got high
on the stuff and never abused the privilege of access to narcotics.

Limbaugh is an out-of-control Hedonist.

Slow down guys. i didn't mean to start a firestorm here. Ace, i carry

about 4 oz of steel in my side and back from the war. back then they

gave me codeine. i couldn't stand it. when i had my shoulder repaired

about 3 years ago, they gave me oxy. i took one, and after getting up

off the floor, i flushed the rest. i just can't take anything stronger

than aspirin or tylenal. but, that's just me. the part of rush i didn't

like was the hot air he pushed out about the same thing he was doing.

the man does too much spin for me. when i was at Pitt, he called himself

cristie, or something like that. he DJ-ed a lot of parties for the frats

back when he worked in Pittsburgh. so, i got to meet him, as a lot of the

students did. i don't care about the guy one way or the other. just

don't lie to me. life is too short to worry about the small stuff. we

got big trouble in the land i love, and i don't see things getting

better real soon. people got to see, right or left, they are mostly

the same. we the people- need to do something to change things around

here. and soon. i don't have the answers, and i can't find anyone

in power that does. so, instead of fighting with each other here, lets

try to come up with a direction we follow. i may be too old to fight,

but i can still take to the streets and protest. i still believe in the

Constitution. and i'm tired of people crapping on it. so, please guys,

we need ideas, solutions, not fighting.

just mt take on things.

Drifter...

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