JWhit doubles down on Guns, NRA, KKK

[Frazod]

Originally Posted by Radar Chief

I can see it.
I remember one of his last published concerts he did the “Wild Thing” thing but also talked about how he’d show up to a party and people would be literally throwing coke and booze at him.

The one thing I don't get - how the **** are you coked up all the time and still fat?

[Radar Chief]

Originally Posted by frazod

The one thing I don't get - how the **** are you coked up all the time and still fat?

That’s what does fat coke heads in. They think because they’re fat they can get away with doing more of it, or more often, when in reality their hearts are already being stressed by their weight and the coke sends it into hyper-drive. See Chris Farley and John Belushi.

[Frazod]

Originally Posted by Radar Chief

That’s what does fat coke heads in. They think because they’re fat they can get away with doing more of it, or more often, when in reality their hearts are already being stressed by their weight and the coke sends it into hyper-drive. See Chris Farley and John Belushi.

What I meant was, how the hell do you stay fat when you're constantly ingesting something that completely kills your appetite?

[philfree]

Originally Posted by frazod

What I meant was, how the hell do you stay fat when you're constantly ingesting something that completely kills your appetite?

You wake up in the morning/afternoon and go crazy on carbs.

[Radar Chief]

Originally Posted by frazod

What I meant was, how the hell do you stay fat when you're constantly ingesting something that completely kills your appetite?

I was going for the “they have a heart attack before they can get emaciated” but that’s not really true. Watching Sam throughout his career he actually plumped up considerably when he got famous. Now I’m thinking it’s the booze. At least my evil twin brother, who went by the same name and I shoved off a cliff before joining the Army, used to do coke to stay up partying all night and drinking like a maniac since that and humping anything that would stand still long enough was the measure of a stud back in the day.