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Josh Howard: The NBA Smokes Weed
A clip from Michael Irvin's controversial ESPN radio interview with Josh Howard of the Dallas Mavericks.
Apr 26, 2008 1:06 PM
Re: Josh Howard: The NBA Smokes Weed
But of course drinking alcohol is perfectly okay...
By: AmericanDrugWar
Re: Josh Howard: The NBA Smokes Weed
Of course drinking is ok. Jesus turned water into wine for a good reason. It's that pot that is evil. I pray that you pot smoking sinners get help for your addiction. Marojuana is the devil with his arms trying to go around your children. God bless.
By: JesusIsLORD
Re: Josh Howard: The NBA Smokes Weed
Smoking pot is waaaaaaaaay less harmful than alcohol.
I've seen relationships ruined by alcohol. But never pot.
I've seen relationships ruined by alcohol. But never pot.
By: spongebathe
Re: Josh Howard: The NBA Smokes Weed
Sorry to burst your bubble spongey but there is a reason why this narcotic is illegal. Pot IS the devil, and our god given government will keep it that way. Pot is the devil's way of leading you to the pit of Hell, except your toooo stoned off your tooshie to know better. Suddenly you sober up but it's too late because you are already in Satan's Hell and he's laughing at you WHILE YOU BURN IN HELL FOREVER! It's one of the evilest lies the Devil tells. I pray that you get help for your addiction and get right with God!
By: JesusIsLORD
Re: Josh Howard: The NBA Smokes Weed
During game 3 of the Mavs/Hornets series the ESPN commentator kept going on and on about this. Saying Howard threw other players "under the bus" with his comments. I swear he must've have been playing it up for TV because there is no way anybody in their right mind who even vaguely follows the sport doesn't know, or at least suspect, that a good portion of the league does smoke. It's not like this guy is admitting something revolutionary. Iverson, Carmelo Anthony, and too many others I can't remember the names of right now, have all been picked up for possession, this guy is just putting a voice to it.
Additionally in that broadcast, I thought it was quite funny that the other commentator, Hubie Brown, who must be around 70, but has coached recently in the league didn't have anything to say on the subject. I suspect he knew quite well what the norm was with his players.
Additionally in that broadcast, I thought it was quite funny that the other commentator, Hubie Brown, who must be around 70, but has coached recently in the league didn't have anything to say on the subject. I suspect he knew quite well what the norm was with his players.
By: poorstudent
