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Sark should stop drinking then

It's been well documented that he is drinking in Austin

And he appeared hammered on the sideline of the Allen game

Pointing that out is not evil. It's reality

First I've heard of this. But what you posted is interesting of true

Do you think alcohol is similar or different to say cocaine or heroine in terms of addiction? There was an expert on Joe Rogan yesterday talking about the subject but I only got to listen to a portion of the show so far.

OP's pic says upload image is unavailable. What was it?

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It's been well documented that he is drinking in Austin

And he appeared hammered on the sideline of the Allen game

Pointing that out is not evil. It's reality

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Rumors started by sips already looking for a new HC or legit?

Where have you heard or seen this?

agent-maroon said:

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mulch said:

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It's been well documented that he is drinking in Austin

And he appeared hammered on the sideline of the Allen game

Pointing that out is not evil. It's reality

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Rumors started by sips already looking for a new HC or legit?

Where have you heard or seen this?

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This. It would surely be very big news on qt least this board.

What if the person on the side of the road was struggling with a bottle jack or loosening some lug nuts?

Alcohol can be a demon. For me, it was poor - very poor judgment. I never had a physical craving, just a desire for an escape.

Best wishes to all impacted. It can be very difficult if you get the physical craving. For me, it was spiritual.

The video is gone. Is this a real video of sark with a problem, or just someone trying to be funny with a funny video?

Did you ever get your dimes

Oh crap to many post already . For sea speed

maddiedou said:

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Did you ever get your dimes

Oh crap to many post already . For sea speed

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I've been meaning to email you, they haven't shown up yet. I was so worried about that using the FPO mail. They will probably arrive the day after I am off this job.

Well crap. I sent 4 for your kids if you have any

Sorry i want hijack a thread talking about us

Dang!! We will keep looking for it it will turn up some day! They will be so stoked thats the perfect number for all the kids! I'll keep you posted.

Back to sark after dark!

Not arguing, but curious. What does "well documented" mean?
- TexAgs rumors
- Fat Ketch or Anwar rumors
- on the news or in the papers
- friend of a friend
-other

Usually, when I think of "well documented, there is something you can read or hear via a media source.

On that note, was it ever confirmed to be sumlin on that drunk in a hotel video? I'd love for them to have to deal with some fallout from an incident like that.

TXAGBQ76 said:

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Not arguing, but curious. What does "well documented" mean?
- TexAgs rumors
- Fat Ketch or Anwar rumors
- on the news or in the papers
- friend of a friend
-other

Usually, when I think of "well documented, there is something you can read or hear via a media source.

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Well that is actually the definition of "well documented" so you're spot on.

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Do you think alcohol is similar or different to say cocaine or heroine in terms of addiction? There was an expert on Joe Rogan yesterday talking about the subject but I only got to listen to a portion of the show so far.

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All addictions are very similar in neural terms. Drugs can be especially hard because your body can become physically dependent in some ways, but once you form habits and addictions for things like alcohol, sex, food, tobacco, or even benign things like brushing your teeth or coffee, they're hardwired into your brain forever. The best you can do is substitute something in.

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Madman said:

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Do you think alcohol is similar or different to say cocaine or heroine in terms of addiction? There was an expert on Joe Rogan yesterday talking about the subject but I only got to listen to a portion of the show so far.

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All addictions are very similar in neural terms. Drugs can be especially hard because your body can become physically dependent in some ways, but once you form habits and addictions for things like alcohol, sex, food, tobacco, or even benign things like brushing your teeth or coffee, they're hardwired into your brain forever. The best you can do is substitute something in.

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Unlike a lot of the big issues my opinion on addiction keeps changing. And since it keeps changing I am normally less likely to comment.

I drank heavily in college but it was always social in nature. Others were drinking so I would also. About a month after I graduated from A&M it hit me that I hadn't had a drink since graduation. It was an odd moment because its not like I decided to stop drinking. But the environment was gone and so was the reason for having a drink. So that was always in my head when thinking about this topic. But its seems to me some people have genetics that play some role in this as well. Hard to be angry with someone who is wired differently on this topic.

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Madman said:

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Do you think alcohol is similar or different to say cocaine or heroine in terms of addiction? There was an expert on Joe Rogan yesterday talking about the subject but I only got to listen to a portion of the show so far.

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All addictions are very similar in neural terms. Drugs can be especially hard because your body can become physically dependent in some ways, but once you form habits and addictions for things like alcohol, sex, food, tobacco, or even benign things like brushing your teeth or coffee, they're hardwired into your brain forever. The best you can do is substitute something in.

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Food, sex, pornography, and other habits do not alter your biology/physiology to where your body requires the substance/behavior to survive (with regards to food your body needing high salt, sugar, fat etc. without which you go into a dangerous withdrawal).

It is unfortunate that every activity an individual may repeatedly engage in has become an addiction, because with the disease model it has removed personal responsibility.

But not really a surprise when every aspect of human behavior is being reduced to what part of your brain lights up in a scan, which is why even you put forth addictions being similar in neural terms. That is the current paradigm.

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Conduct that was once attributed to the devil will be attributed by successive generations to a deficient or excessive phrenological bump, to an unresolved Oedipus complex, to bad conditioning, to faulty brain chemistry, to unfortunate genes, or to a part of the brain that fails to light up on fMRI scans when appropriately provoked. The illusion of understanding is like the grin of the Cheshire Cat: it is what remains when all else has disappeared.

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-Theodore Dalrymple

LOL! Ah, the old I want a story to be true so I'll make some crap up- kinda like the media today! LOL!

I may have been somewhat hasty in my response yesterday. I think an accusation like this needs some documentation.