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Er, no, not really but I presume you are being scarcastic. I am not zero tolerance and believe in rehabilitation - yes even for footballers such as Ben Cousins.
The only drug I use is alcohol and don't believe recreational drugs are as prevalent as what everyone says, but perhaps I am just mixing in the wrong crowd."As everyone knows our style of football is defensive and unattractive, and as such I have completely forgotten how to mark or kick over the years" - Brett Kirk
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haha you really think so? Go out to any club or bar on a sat night and i guarantee you 95% of the people in attendance is wrecked on some kind of illegal substance and not merely just drinking.
The only places where illegal substances will not be found amongst its patrons on a sat night would be places like Rooty hill RSL.Comment
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You're right Hammo, my 20YO nephew says that almost anywhere you go you can gets drugs with ease, but that is not to say the percentage is anywhere near 95%. He doesn't use by the way. I guess it depends where you go as to the amount that is transacted. My 3 adult children swear they have never used them and indeed one of them works in the rehab area. Right now in our lounge room she says that 90% of 25 year olds would have tried some sort of "recreational drug" at least once at some time and that about 40% would regularly use them at weekends.
Interestingly it appears that half an E tab keeps you going all night and as long as you regularly rehydrate that you wake up as clear as a bell, so for some it beats a hangover from alcohol.
Still 40% is a real worry, no wonder we have an ever increasing rate of depression. My daughter says depression is very proportional to the uptake of these highly dangerous drugs. Yet again it comes out - Joey Johns takes drugs, after a few years he suffers depression.
Cheers as I sip from my Chardy.Comment
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