Another fallen soldier due to drugs

[TraxZBT]

i'm sorry for the loss bro, I also heard about it in my hotel. In that environment its easy to get way outta control since all the narcotics are readily available. Its very easy to forget to hydrate yourself.
Again, i'm sorry to hear it and my prayers go out to his family.

 

[rickw]

Sorry to hear my condolenses

 

[granby140]

im sorry to hear that bro. ITs sad that sometimes it takes the loss of a friend before we realize what we are doing to ourselves by doing that.

 

[CN1]

yeah a guy I met about 7 months ago, who trained with a guy who is on the board, od'd on coke, and died just probably did too much, this is a good example for all you guys to learn you got to let shit go sometime, that partying like coke, x, and shit you got to quit that shit at some point, it does nothing good for you, and alcohol too, that shit is poison!!!!!!

 

[HULKSTER]

he wasnt on now but he did in the past. I just wanted my fellow BB's to be safe. Thanks all.

I hope this isn't one of those "blame AAS" threads, like where that 23 year old pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles had his death blamed on his use of Xenedrine....even though reporters failed to mention that he totally abused ephedra, was a fat, out-of-shape doughboy (especially amongst professional athletes), and completely failed to keep himself hydrated. Plus, his main cause of death was HEAT STROKE, from having his uncovered head fried in the Florida sun, plus lack of water in his system. Yet, the supplement Xenedrine is to blame. Now, we have a guy who used AAS IN THE PAST, and all of a sudden he dies. Now we get a warning about our use of AAS. And yet, his HARDCORE USE OF ALCOHOL, ECTASY and god knows what else is put on the back burning. My condolences bro, but your friend died from alcohol poisoning combined with probably heavy usage of E or another drug. Sorry if I sound like a dick, but I've read too many anti-AAS, anti-DNP and anti-ephedra posts on EF alone to last me a lifetime.

 

[blaster220]

Sad, indeed. However, the only people I feel sorry for are his friends and family. Sounds like he had no problems and he brought this all on himself. Life is a gift, and some just choose to give it away, in one way or another. What a selfish thing to do.

jdog9304: Stay strong... and SMART.

 

[satchboogie]

its very tragic and i'm sorry.

BUT.....

one should not play with fire if he aint ready to get burnt.

you'd have to be less than a genuis to party 4 days straight on cocaine, extasy, and alcohol.

 

[aussiebound]

Bro's,

Let's lighten up a little bit. The kid who passed away like myself are in college at a big 10 university. We have worked hard to be where we are and use spring break as sort of escape or one last hoorah for seniors. I'm sure all of you at one time or another have experimented with recreational drugs and like all of us do, think we are invinsible. Everyone knows that if you play with fire you can get burn but nobody thinks this while they are participating in the action. I'm sorry if I am making a big deal of this but I was down in Acapulco, probably doing some of the same things he was and know that the majority of the people down there were as well. It's scary as hell and now is not the time to preach, only to help with condolences and provide comfort. We are all smart and know the consequences of some actions, now is not the time for reiteration of those consequences.

 

[pol]

Memory eternal!

Very sorry to hear about your friend. I almost lost a friend
due to similar circumstances. He was lucky.

 

[King_of_Spades]

I'm sorry to hear about your lost, My condolenses.