Plugger35
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So it's true what they say about smoking stunting your growth.
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Scandal Hogan spotted on the smokes at music festival while suspended
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So it's true what they say about smoking stunting your growth.
DrEvil_
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How do you do recreational drugs for a living? You a dealer?
BLERN
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Would be a seriously strange job to see advertised on seek.
We have an exciting position for a quality assurance officer available at our company. Must be willing to spend the day doing recreational drugs. 40 hours pw. Salary negotiable.
Must provide your own ppe.
Must not use your own transport.
Must have valid police clearance.
Must be able to pass a drug test.
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That would be amazing given his capacity to run at the elite level. Ran a 16.1 beep test at the combine.
Absolute campaigner whoever filmed him. Can't believe this even made the news.
I've seen countless AFL players out and a s**t ton of them smoke. Saw Libba on the smokes a few weeks back and he's one of the harder working players in the game. It isn't ******* illegal so leave Hogan alone.
* me.
My mate was smoking with Hogan about 12 months ago at a busy Sunday night spot too. Like with players using gear it appears a few people are very ignorant about the use of tobacco by today's players. Yes, they're not pack of day smokers like players from the 70s or 80s but plenty of them still love a dart when they're out having a beer.
At least he wasn't at the music festival off his head wanting to fight blokes like Mitch Robinson a few years ago.
I've seen countless AFL players out and a s**t ton of them smoke. Saw Libba on the smokes a few weeks back and he's one of the harder working players in the game. It isn't ******* illegal so leave Hogan alone.
* me.
My mate was smoking with Hogan about 12 months ago at a busy Sunday night spot too. Like with players using gear it appears a few people are very ignorant about the use of tobacco by today's players. Yes, they're not pack of day smokers like players from the 70s or 80s but plenty of them still love a dart when they're out having a beer.
At least he wasn't at the music festival off his head wanting to fight blokes like Mitch Robinson a few years ago.
The fittest bloke at my local club smokes when he's on the booze and smashes gear regularly. Still runs at an elite level.
There's a difference between a few smokes at a nightclub (still harmful obviously) and your pack of day operator.
It's not illegal but it's still a stupid thing for a professional athlete to do.
Far from the most stupid thing a professional athlete could do.
If we're going by that logic athletes might as well spend their entire sporting career on the training track or having quiet nights at home.
Hogan having a smoke isn't going to prevent him from being an elite talent.
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It amazes me that people are still surprised by this. AFL players smoke, they drink and they take drugs. They largely have the same behavioural characteristics of a normal person of the same age, it's just that they play a professional sport as well.
Cutting short your playing career from a certain habit is a very stupid thing to do.
You don't see Roger Federer doing the same thing
Michael Jordan smoked cigars with regularity. Played 82 game seasons for a decade plus so I think your argument is pretty weak.Cutting short your playing career from a certain habit is a very stupid thing to do.
You don't see Roger Federer doing the same thing
It's "pack a day" as in "a pack a day" or "one pack a day", not "pack of day".
Yeesh. I don't know why this bothers me, but you did it twice and I got triggered.
Like I did when those dumb arse Americans started the world saying "I was on line" instead of "I was in line".
Speaking of dumb arse Americans, how about saying "ass" instead of "arse"? English much?
Anyway, my post is a better news story than Hogan having a puff. I hope he had a good day out.
I'm tired and didn't proofread my posts.
Haha, just taking the piss and sick of Americans using the internet as a tool to dumb down the Earth's collective intelligence.I'm tired and didn't proofread my posts.
You just gave me the soap box I needed lol. Cheers.
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Did you manage to get a portrait video on your phone while driving behind him?
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So is he now back next week? He didn't get ant additional time added to his suspension / club making him come back through the magoo's?
WCE1987
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Nah not a reckless afl player, didnt want to get the fine for using phone whilst driving.
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How is this still going?
What a f****** non story
What a f****** non story
Pack of day keeps the doctor away.
Basketball is not as athletic as Aussie Rules you could be a fat blob and still slam dunk the ball.
Its his choice to ruin his body. If he gets lung cancer in the future.....
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Where there's smoke there's fire...
