Skateboarder sorry for his mushroom-fueled naked rooftop incident

Harborgal wrote:

From the Los Angeles Times Health section Monday, June 8th, 2009. Dr. John Knight, director of the Center for Substance Abuse Research at Children's Hospital Boston states:
"As many as 40% to 50% of deaths among teenagers are drug-related". The article continues, "The most compelling reason to keep kids drug-free is that it reduces their chances of addiction. The earlier teens start drinking or using drugs, the greater the likelihood that they'll develop an addictive disorder later in life".

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A teacher wrote:

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Whoa. What planet are you from? I was a kid but never did anything close to this. Get it out of his system? Wow. My students (13-14 year olds) were greeted by this naked maniac on his roof screaming at the top of his lungs early in the morning. No kid should have to deal with that in their neighborhood.

Guaranteed wrote:

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Okay lets live our lives the way the L.A. Times says we should. Dude, it is a newspaper.

Harborgal wrote:

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Didn't know there was a "boss" on this thread. Laughable!

Harborgal wrote:

From the Los Angeles Times Health section Monday, June 8th, 2009. Dr. John Knight, director of the Center for Substance Abuse Research at Children's Hospital Boston states:
"As many as 40% to 50% of deaths among teenagers are drug-related". The article continues, "The most compelling reason to keep kids drug-free is that it reduces their chances of addiction. The earlier teens start drinking or using drugs, the greater the likelihood that they'll develop an addictive disorder later in life".

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Prison wrote:

He needs a god long stay in jail. Little rat ****.

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booster wrote:

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I totally agree with you, it wasn't right and nobody should have had to witness it. I was more talking to the people posting what a POS he is, and he should be in prison, and he is a waste of breath, they are taking it too far. He is young and probably humiliated, he should get punished but he made a mistake, no need to execute!
If anything he could be an anti-drug example for your students. lol

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westsidejesse wrote:

<quoted text> ya momma!

westsidejesse wrote:

<quoted text>Why dont you go get a 2nd opinion from another Dr? Maybe Dr Dre! Then get your prescription filled for some good ol chronic and join the party. Actually, sounds more like you need an oxycotton to calm down....

westsidejesse wrote:

<quoted text> its a term, never heard it before? Must be old as dirt...thank you, come again!

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A teacher wrote:

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Whoa. What planet are you from? I was a kid but never did anything close to this. Get it out of his system? Wow. My students (13-14 year olds) were greeted by this naked maniac on his roof screaming at the top of his lungs early in the morning. No kid should have to deal with that in their neighborhood.

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Jason Lee wrote:

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I'm sure they've all have seen worse things and were probably completely over-it two minutes later.

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booster wrote:

I think everybody is being a little hard on him..if I had a dollar for every time I preached naked from a roof top....
kids do dumb stuff, then they move on, let him do his thing for a while, get it out of his system, we all do it in different ways. Then we straighten up and contribute to society again.