To: jocon307
If it is Vicodin, I can sure understand how you can get addicted to that stuff. I took it when I had an extremely painful back injury a few years ago, and if I hadn't elected to have surgery, I know I would have fallen victim to its clutches. Take one of those and you don't care anymore.
BTW, wasn't Brett Favre, quarterback of the G.B. Packers, once addicted to Vicodin?
32 posted on
10/02/2003 9:15:17 PM PDT by
LeftiesBinWhinin
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To: LeftiesBinWhinin
"BTW, wasn't Brett Favre, quarterback of the G.B. Packers, once addicted to Vicodin?"
I don't remember hearing that, but it could certainly be true. It seems to me I've heard of a few sports guys who have had trouble with this kind of drug, they get so banged up. I remember hearing the Chevy Chase, the comedian, got into trouble with painkillers, as one of his trade marks was prat-falls. But it always looked to me like he wasn't really properly trained to do them, so no wonder he hurt himself!
39 posted on
10/03/2003 10:12:32 AM PDT by
jocon307
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