Yah.....and? I mean really, its freakin 2009 people. Can we at least admit that pot should be legalised? And if not can we at least admit that alcohol should be criminalised, lest a double standard continue existence? Unreal ;-(

 

Whose Micheal Phelps?

 

Wasn't he part of Monty Python's Flying Circus?

 

I think he is Mark Spitz's cousin

 

I heard about that on Fox News last night. :eek2:

That's really good for the kids. :roll:

 

Just think, all the other athletes he's beat over the years and in the Olympics are realizing they got beat by a pothead.
I love it. Go Potheads!!!!
The pot revolution is coming along just swimmingly.

 

He really should have known better than to smoke pot. It will cost him dearly in endorsements. It is a shame that he chose to display such a poor example for children. Whether you think pot should be legal or not, the fact is that it is illegal. Even if it were legal it isn't something that someone in his position should be doing. He is a role model. Any of us could be a role model and not even know it. I was told one time that you never know who is watching you.

 

Well if the media did not make these kind things public knowledge then the children would not know that these people used drugs of any kind , So it seems the issue of the children knowing these people use whatever drugs they do is the fault of the media .

 

...and a lot of the media people are probably just as, if not more f'ed up than that Phelps guy.

 

Athletes are not role models. I repeat, athletes are NOT role models. Role models are parents and sometimes a good teacher or a cop. Why does Michael Phelps get condemned publicly when "Joe pot head" does not for the same offense? Is it because a cereal company decided they can use his face to move some product? So what is it about Michael Phelps "position" that he should not be smoking pot even if it were legal Gman? Should he not drink a beer in public too? I would NEVER encourage my children to look upon athletes as role models, only as talented.