OT: Caleb Swanigan

UK90

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On a serious note, that's a sad bit of news. Weight struggles are always mocked. Gambling, drugs, alcohol, all get sympathy.
Maybe it gets less sympathy because it’s seemingly such an easy problem to fix. Put down the donuts and chips, stop eating the crappy junk food. It seems so easily solvable, yet it’s a solution so many Americans can’t quite grasp.
 

DudahUK

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Kid was a beast his last couple years at Purdue. He's going to hate himself later on in life when he truly realizes that his lazyness cost him millions and an NBA career.

3lbs of pot is a lot of pot though isn't it? I mean, if that stuff is dried out, wouldn't that be a couple of trash bags full of it? IDK, but it sounds like a lot.

If he keeps that much dope on hand, I can see how he gained so much weight.
Haha no. No where close to that big.
 

SmedMoley

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Maybe it gets less sympathy because it’s seemingly such an easy problem to fix. Put down the donuts and chips, stop eating the crappy junk food. It seems so easily solvable, yet it’s a solution so many Americans can’t quite grasp.
That's true. But you've got to eat to live. You can't really "stop" eating like you can with the others. And it's also just as easy to say, stop gambling, buying alcohol, stop doing drugs. It's all easy to say.
 
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SmedMoley

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One doesn’t need to eat Doritos, Big Macs and ice cream to live. Our problem is not that we eat, instead it’s that we choose to eat the wrong stuff.
And you also don't need to gamble, drink alcohol, and do drugs. You choose to do those things, too. Right? So one doesn't deserve sympathy over the others.
 
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UK-Chulo

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Maybe it gets less sympathy because it’s seemingly such an easy problem to fix. Put down the donuts and chips, stop eating the crappy junk food. It seems so easily solvable, yet it’s a solution so many Americans can’t quite grasp.
Especially with what pro athletes have available to them.
 

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He is just 24 years old and has a degree from Purdue, so you would think he has a chance to turn things around.

He majored in general education and educational studies. Generally speaking, a degree from Purdue should carry weight in some subjects, but that one sounds pretty worthless. His career earnings exceeded $5 million, so if he was smart about his finances, then he didn't really need the degree anyway. Other people aren't as lucky, and these colleges need to stop scamming their students who lack career direction.
 

*Fox2Monk*

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Couple of trashbags would be 40/50 lbs of weed, I suspect. A pound will fit in a gallon freezer bag. I've been told.
Roughly a freezer bag yeah. Depending on the type and how dense it was. Mexican press could fit in a lunch bag. Some good hydro would take a bit more space.
 

*Fox2Monk*

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On a serious note, that's a sad bit of news. Weight struggles are always mocked. Gambling, drugs, alcohol, all get sympathy.
Can’t say drugs get much sympathy, I’ve had many people tell me over the past few years that I don’t deserve treatment on insurance and if I O/D I deserve it. People can be rough.
 
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*Fox2Monk*

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Back to Swanigan though I hope he gets back in shape, he’s still young and has enough game to play over seas for another 10 years and make good money.