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Nick Hogan's real-ality

#21
Mon Rominee said:
Should I have just kept this to myself then?
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No, you're fine. It's good to talk about these kinds of issues. As soon as you are comfortable talking about it, it won't be long before you are able to reveal to us your addiction to watching these types of TV shows. Admitting you have the problem is step one to eliminating it.

Relax Mon, you are among friends. We won't judge you. :D

-Mike
 
#23
MJ5150 said:
No, you're fine. It's good to talk about these kinds of issues. As soon as you are comfortable talking about it, it won't be long before you are able to reveal to us your addiction to watching these types of TV shows. Admitting you have the problem is step one to eliminating it.

Relax Mon, you are among friends. We won't judge you. :D

-Mike
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Hahahaha. Thank you...

Hello, my name is MOn, I'm an idiot tv ADDICT. ;)
 
#27
TrooperFarva said:
Basically, he was driving like an idiot, racing a friend of his, when he crashed. The passenger in his car wasn't wearing a seatbelt, and suffered serious head trauma. He has brain damage.
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I say tit for tat...if they DO make the show, it should be under the provision that the airtime is split evenly between Nick being incarcerated, and his crippled friend's family taking care of him in their day to day life, as a complete picture....

Nick whining contrasted with his buddy having to be completely cared for, for the rest of his natural life, because he has no motor function. How awesome do you think Nick would be viewed then, huh?

I can see it now...Nick drops the soap in the prison shower CUT TO his buddy getting a humiliating sponge bath by his overwhelmed Mom.
 
#28
Mon Rominee said:
I say tit for tat...if they DO make the show, it should be under the provision that the airtime is split evenly between Nick being incarcerated, and his crippled friend's family taking care of him in their day to day life, as a complete picture....

Nick whining contrasted with his buddy having to be completely cared for, for the rest of his natural life, because he has no motor function. How awesome do you think Nick would be viewed then, huh?

I can see it now...Nick drops the soap in the prison shower CUT TO his buddy getting a humiliating sponge bath by his overwhelmed Mom.
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when Nick gets released, he should also be on hand 24-7 to change his friend's diaper.
 
#30
Ok, I'm watching right now that Nick is begging to get out of jail, and there are phone conversations between him and his Dad now where he's saying and Hulk is intimating that Nick's brain damaged victim co-pilot is somehow responsible for his own current fate because he was a "negative" person, and was somehow a bad dude, and kind of "deserved it".

And there are people trying to justify that Nick, while in a MINIMUM security 12' x 16' foot cell, should be released with an ankle bracelet. And the Mom was crying because his son is so "bad off".
But is now distancing herself from the situation because she thinks Nick is "making the family look bad"

What a bunch of completely deluded un-remorseful idiots. I can't believe it. It's on Headline News right now. Tune in. It's ludicrous
 
#32
TrooperFarva said:
Basically, he was driving like an idiot, racing a friend of his, when he crashed. The passenger in his car wasn't wearing a seatbelt, and suffered serious head trauma. He has brain damage.
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unless i'm mistaken, he was driving under the influence, as well. the hogans/bolleas have been placing most of the blame on the victim not wearing a seatbelt.

oh, technically, he was under the ordinary legal limit of 0.02 blood-alcohol level, but he still must have been drinking and driving. Invalid Link Removed
 
#33
Oh yeah, Nick is also whining that he needs to get out because he doesn't have "unlimited phone access" and can't play cards & doesn't have a "window view".

I can't believe what I'm hearing.

My God.

And yes. He was drinking and driving. recklessly.

hey Dink. you plead guilty because you ARE guilty. Suck it up loser. John Graziano, your friend, a Iraq war veteran is lying semi-conscious in quadrapelegic state with part of his skull still removed, and with unrecoverable brain damage for the rest of his life, and you only care about playing cards and talking on the phone? WHY is this kid breathing our air?
 
#34
Mon Rominee said:
Oh yeah, Nick is also whining that he needs to get out because he doesn't have "unlimited phone access" and can't play cards & doesn't have a "window view".

I can't believe what I'm hearing.

My God.

And yes. He was drinking and driving. recklessly.

hey Dink. you plead guilty because you ARE guilty. Suck it up loser. John Graziano, your friend, a Iraq war veteran is lying semi-conscious in quadrapelegic state with part of his skull still removed, and with unrecoverable brain damage for the rest of his life, and you only care about playing cards and talking on the phone? WHY is this kid breathing our air?
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FYI:

He did NOT plead guilty. He plead no contest because they will be getting sued in civil court, and pleading guilty would be detrimental to his case. :rolleyes:

Regardless of Nick's time in jail...or his feelings about it, my thoughts are with the kid who's the real victim in this case.
If I could, I'd at least send him an email to let him know that I truly appreciate that he served our country.

As a former serviceman of the Armed Forces, our veterans don't get enough appreciation, I know that much. :help:

Instead of hating on Nick...keep John Graziano in your prayers!
 
#35
Rudyboy98 said:
FYI:

He did NOT plead guilty. He plead no contest because they will be getting sued in civil court, and pleading guilty would be detrimental to his case. :rolleyes:
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thanks for the clarification...still disgusting tho, we agree.

Rudyboy98 said:
Regardless of Nick's time in jail...or his feelings about it, my thoughts are with the kid who's the real victim in this case.
If I could, I'd at least send him an email to let him know that I truly appreciate that he served our country.

As a former serviceman of the Armed Forces, our veterans don't get enough appreciation, I know that much. :help:

Instead of hating on Nick...keep John Graziano in your prayers!
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Absolutely. I just cannot help but be sickened by the way Nick and his whole family are carrying themselves with this.
 
#36
I know I'll get flamed for this, but I'll say it anyway. As for the victim, John, as far as I'm concerned, he's just as much at fault for his current situation as Nick is. He wasn't an innocent bystander on the side of the road. He was a willing passenger to a drunk driver, in a race, not wearing a seatbelt.

Does he deserve to be in the state that he's in? No, not at all. Is Nick Hogan at fault for what happened? Without a doubt. Is Nick Hogan a complete asshat? No question. But Johns not an innocent victim in all this.
 
#37
TrooperFarva said:
I know I'll get flamed for this, but I'll say it anyway. As for the victim, John, as far as I'm concerned, he's just as much at fault for his current situation as Nick is. He wasn't an innocent bystander on the side of the road. He was a willing passenger to a drunk driver, in a race, not wearing a seatbelt.

Does he deserve to be in the state that he's in? No, not at all. Is Nick Hogan at fault for what happened? Without a doubt. Is Nick Hogan a complete asshat? No question. But Johns not an innocent victim in all this.
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No flame from me. Personal responsibility is nowhere to be found these days. Somebody's always the victim and it's always somebody else's fault.
 

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