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Originally Posted by lolcopter
I wouldn't know, because I'm not a poor white trash KC fan
(see how that works?)
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You wouldn't know because all you see is the well deserved ****ty consequences of meth being highly publicized, as they should be. On the other hand, have you ever seen how incredibly productive a person, high on meth can be? I had rugby teammate about 10 years ago who tried it recreationally around 1:00am. He came over to my place to crash so he didn't have to drive after.
When I woke up for breakfast around 9:00 that morning, he had cleaned my entire downstairs, organized my garage and detailed my truck, inside and out. I put him to work on my bathroom after that. Q-Tips and all.
Most of our baby boomer population has had some sort of amphetamine recreationally or medically in their lives because they lived through the 70's. It doesn't make them the poster children for addictive pathological behavior.
If MethWolfe can get that high on a football game, I'm all MethWolfe, all the time.