Ethan Tremblay

“The Purge”

Allegedly he was caught trying to use the member (Carlton’s) email system to promote his business. As a consequence he was given the boot.

Two weeks ago. All clear.

Silly boy.

I like to think of myself as more of a Sherriff.

Who’s shoulders will he be on?

Imagine being the head of the AFL and your legacy after leaving the job is AFLX and Sideline Symbols.

I’ve often wondered how one team beats the other, well there ya go.

High-flying forward Mitch Hannan will also be monitored closely after dual surgery on his knee. "Mitch obviously had the surgery before camp (in January) and he won't start running outside until next week," Misson said. "He's probably eight to 12 weeks away, depending on how he goes. We're not really sure how his knee is going to cope with the loading but hopefully it's in that time frame." https://m.afl.com.au/news/2019-03-05/no-surgery-but-shoulder-sidelines-demon-for-a-month

You’d be too old.

I was hoping someone would get it. Unfortunately I couldn’t find a gif that showed the rest of that scene.

I got one for my birthday one year, worst.toy.ever.

That’s the thing with meth, there’s not really such a thing as a casual user. Most people get hooked after their first hit and therefore most abuse it. Anyway I’ll leave it at that, I think it’s a very relevant discussion and enjoy reading posters different points of view.

Possibly cannabis. The stuff we see today, of which a large amount is grown locally by Vietnamese syndicates, is extremely potent and ridiculously sticky. They’re also known to lace it with meth or other dangerous chemicals to make it more addictive. Needless to say, legally grown and prescribed (or sold OTC) cannabis would be much ‘cleaner’ and safer.

I agree something needs to change, unfortunately there’s not an easy answer. I can see the benefits of legalising some illegal drugs, I just struggle to see the benefits when it comes to meth.

I never played with one, but then again, I never played football.

Chronic was all the rage a couple of years ago because it was seen as a legal form of marijuana. People who were too scared to purchase cannabis, due to it being illegal, were smoking chronic because they knew they couldn’t get into any trouble with the law. Luckily afternoon a number of teen deaths (mostly suicides) it’s now illegal as well.

Being a copper I can only talk from experience, and meth is by far more of a strain. Two coppers can restrain a drunk, it can take at least six to restrain a slim built meth head. When I was a first responder, most Friday and Saturday nights were spent at the ER dealing with meth heads.

Legalise it and more and more people will take it. If you’ve ever dealt with someone on meth, you’d understand that legalising it won’t work. It can take up to six coppers to restrain even a slim built person on meth. If you think Police and Hospital resources are stretched now, times that by 100 if meth were legalised. Police and Paramedics are the ones dealing with meth heads day in day out, they’re some of the most dangerous people to deal with. Legalising meth will only increase the amount of these people within our society.

I believe the benefit of running through the snow is the cooling effect of the ice on the knee bone, it keeps any potential swelling down.

It depends on what drugs you’re talking about legalising, people on heroin just pass out, they don’t want to fight. Ice has the exact opposite effect on people. Ask any copper, Paramedic or first responder what their thoughts are on legalising ice and you’ll get the same answer.

Did you swab it to get a DNA sample before you washed it?

Bane.

Damn right he is boi.