Bystanders for the win!

[rob63]

Good story. Did you ever learn anymore about him that would explain his comment about not going back to jail?

 

[Tactically Fat]

TacticallyFat strikes again

I ALMOST posted "you're welcome" in the thread...

Ouch, he's not really fat, he's just tall and it takes a large bone structure to support a man as tall as him...

And there's CB19 with the sugar coating! Mmmmm....sugar coating...

Yeah buddy he is tall. I look staight at his chin and I am 6'1"

And I USED to be taller!

 

[2A_Tom]

Great story, thanks for posting.

Especially. thanks for your service.

 

[VUPDblue]

Good story. Did you ever learn anymore about him that would explain his comment about not going back to jail?

Habitual meth possessor and thief, with open warrants for those things.

 

[Hoosier Carry]

We didn't want to get tazed or tackled

and lesson learned from the story is wear Carhartt jacket and bibs and run in a straight line! You’ll be taser proof!

 

[CountryBoy19]

And there's CB19 with the sugar coating! Mmmmm....sugar coating...

If we define you as fat then I'm not far behind... and...

Well sometimes I need to muscle things around, and having a large-structured body helps with that. I'm not fat, I have a sizeable musculo-skeletal structure with some padding to protect it from damage.

 

[Tactically Fat]

If we define you as fat then I'm not far behind... and...

Well sometimes I need to muscle things around, and having a large-structured body helps with that. I'm not fat, I have a sizeable musculo-skeletal structure with some padding to protect it from damage.

I'm not fat - I'm virtually kidnap-proof.

 

[indiucky]

like he's bending a Stretch Armstrong doll.

And just like that...I knew the age of VUPDblue......

 

[churchmouse]

And just like that...I knew the age of VUPDblue......

 

[bmbutch]

Great story, glad all is well, and you tell a great story as well.

How man of these meth heads finally get their stuff together and leave that junk/behavior behind?

 

[T.Lex]

Great story, glad all is well, and you tell a great story as well.

How man of these meth heads finally get their stuff together and leave that junk/behavior behind?

Before death?

I recall the stat - which could have been made up - that 60% of all meth users relapse within a year of "quitting."

I know of some meth users among friends and family. I do not know of a single one that was able to get clean.

 

[Thor]

When I was a member of the local counter-meth task force IIRK it took a minimum of 3 years to break the addiction and the addiction was formed after the first use. Some bad juju there. So, one year is not enough time away.