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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 10:15 am
  

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Well Rob, I told you at the start of the last batch of shit you went through that you would come out the other side of it better, and you did! This is a bump in the road, not a roadblock. Keep your chin up!
But, just in case, I am re-taping my favorite hockey stick, bringing my pink tutu to the cleaners, and having Wyld Fed-Ex me her flower hat.
I mean how could a 250 pound bearded guy with a hockey stick wearing a pink tutu and a flower hat not get desired results from some frightened government worker?


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:18 am
  

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Thanks allot Kevin! It's easy to read into "I'm just a tad yantzy".

Time to out doors, pull some weeds in my garden, maybe put on my headphones, and just keep thinkin.... FUCK IT.. It's gonna be allright...

Or I could sit in the backyard in my hammock all afternoon, going 'OHMM' OHMM' OHMM, OHMM....

But I'm a firm believer things happen for a reason. & maybe I need this wake up call, to feel a lil more responcible, for just life in general. No more beating myself up, over something that's said and done..

Tx again Kev: Good vibes heading my way, mean more than you know. I surely appreciate the support I've always gotten from arlo.net

Peace/ Robert


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:19 am
  

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ralmao Larry!!!!!!!!!!!!


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:41 am
  

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Dude! Be careful what kinda "weeds" you pull from that garden! :shock: :)


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 12:13 pm
  

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Still sending lots of vibes.... Rob... the RIGHT thing for you will happen

Larry... do I FedEx the hat to the house or to the store?


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 12:18 pm
  

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yes. :P


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 1:21 pm
  

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rbrown wrote:
*** Maybe I'm still in denial.. I realize I did break the law & should be punished like anyone else.. But people get lawyers all the time to bend the law for them. ( if your a famous baseball player ) OR EVEN if ya got the bucks to buy the BEST lawyer, most likely you'll catch a break...


RB, just wanted to throw my hat into the ring of blundervibes , too.

It seems to me you should not be punished twice ...that is , it is not the school's place to punish you. That is what the courts did. Perhaps the school has a policy that anyone convicted of a crime and still on probation must have an interview prior to admission? Either way, you paid - or are paying - for your mistakes through the justice system, and should not also have to pay through denial into an academic institution!

Good Luck with your higher education - just keep the higher part to your aspirations and not to your inhalations! I know you will be fine and if this is not the right time or place, you will surely find that when it is.


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 1:26 pm
  

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Hey Rob,

Just read of your circumstances, I am hopeing and praying all goes well for you, and I think it should.
Sounds like you got railroaded into accepting a plea without all the facts being given to you (by the lawyer). It also sounds like a pretty stiff sentence for what you did.
Several years ago my younger brother was busted for growing Pot on his property(stupid kid). Any way he didn't get anything near to the sentence you did. A small fine, 1 year probation. That was it.
Back to the issue at hand , I truly hope you get the results you want. Continuing your education is one of the best things I ever did, and had a absolute blast doing it, while maintaining a 98 grade average.
I loved every second, except graduating and it was over.
Good luck , keep in touch.
alex


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 2:16 pm
  

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It really is time to change the marijuana laws in this country. They turn too many into criminals who otherwise wouldn't be and the rest of us into victims because of it. It is pervasive and there is no persuasive arguments that society suffers for any other reason than it's status as an illegal substance.

Time to drop the hypocrisy and put it on the shelf next to the Jack Daniels.

Would Rob be in this fix if Jimmy Carter had kept his promise, if Obama had kept his promise, if if if? Why DO police guys beat on these guys?


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 2:43 pm
  

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If the government can't tax it, and big pharma can't make any $$$$$ on it..........need I say more?
I mean it ain't likely that folks will be growing tylenol, viagra and lipitor in the basement or the garden.....ya know what I'm saying?


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 3:19 pm
  

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Yeah but common sense ought to be more common than that.

It's coming despite what the Big Bads do to fight it. We weren't willing to euthanize our parents over the issue. Our kids are. Cold little buggers. :lol:


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 3:37 pm
  

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Ok, if ya need good vibes.....maybe this will help too!:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCeD_6Y3 ... re=related


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:57 pm
  

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MG wrote:
RB, just wanted to throw my hat into the ring of blundervibes


And no way is my hat as cool as Wyld's!

That being said :D and on a previous note, rb, I wanted to tell you a quick story about a lawyer I know who had many cases in the State supreme court, knew all the judges and was a very close friend and next door neighbor to us. His children were an incredible source of pride to him. His oldest son scored higher on the SAT for math than anyone had ever in our state, and was awarded a full ride at MIT. His second son was an Olympic cyclist on the 86 and 90 teams. His daughter was an accomlished ballerina, graduated with honors in Engineerning undergrad and Law school at U of Mich.,and his third son went on to become the president of his father's faternity at the dad's Alma Mater.

One can only imagine the horror of this father the day this son was arrested for 3rd degree murder.

The father did have the connection to get his son off, as you said in your post. They had the money, knew the right judges and still choose to let his son go to prison for one year in Marion Ohio.
The son today is a successful businessman, but must disclose on every application that asks, have you ever been convicted of a felony? This his father could have prevented - using his influence ( strings) and choose not to indeferenece to the dead child's family. It was a case of college kids at a wedding, and involved a car accident that resulted in the death of person. That was a line the lawyer would not cross , regardless of the lifelong penalties his son would carry-long after his time was paid.


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PostPosted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 4:13 am
  

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MG: More folks auta, step up to the plate and take responcility for they're actions. As in my case, I maybe have beat myself up too much, for whatever crime the DEA says I committed. But I've spent many a sleepless night, contemplating what I have put my family thru, ntm: thanking the lord above my Mom had passed, and didn't have to live thru my ordeal. She died an unexpected death at it was. Me being in my troubles, surely might have killed her. An aufull thing to think about. Jesus, the only good thing about my blunder, is Ma will never know about it? My Dad is 87 and much more liberal thinking than me Mom. But my Mom woulda lost allot more sleep about this than I. And not to sound repetitive, but that was one of the only things, I had to be gratefull for. At least Mom won't know. But in an odd way, I think she does, and is pulling some strings for me, to get some positive reactions, outta a bad situation.


Just in my six mnths. of house arrest alone, I missed my Grandauther Zoee being born... Probation would in NO WAY let me leave the state. Six mnths later, I drove to Illinois to meet my then 6 mnt. old Grandaugter for the first time... ntm" one of my bestest friends in the world died from complications of Emphazema... I couldn't even go to his funeral, as I was on house arrest at the time. My wife called my probation officer, and called her a 'heartless, cruel hearted woman, and told her she prays to God everyday, that her day comes, and may she rot in hell!!!! I really felt bad, as I couldn't be there for my eldest boys friend ( Marcus's son ) who had come home asap, from Iraq to bury his Dad. Eric the son, knows how much I missed his Dad, and thought it a bad rap, for me not to be a paul bearer....

In re-reading everything I've been thru, I hate the legal system like, no other man can. They are unfair, cruel, and will laugh in your face, when you think you have rights..... All they told my wife Sue, *when she was calling them heartless bastards, that my husband missed the birth of his grandauther, and going to his best friend funeral.... " My P.O.'s relpy. "Well he couldn't do that, if her were in Jail... ( house arrest is supposed to immitate Jail....

I now know, why people who've been fucked over by the legal system, go out and create more crimes. It's to suck up the loss you have to burden..... I chose not to take that attitude. But I do understand, how someone could just go rambo, because they got fucked so bad without the vasoline ( as my ol attorney puts it ) that the feel they have to get even...

I'm just living one day at at time. biding my time.. tommorro I'm posting some photos' to show you what I've been occupying my time with, as not to go crazy..

TX so much /Rob


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PostPosted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 4:32 am
  

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I think it's terrible how they will put away someone innocent like you away just for smoking a little weed and yet they let out murderers and rapists out. Just don't understand that. Sounds like you've been thru alot & I wish you well and good vibes.

Keep the faith baby as Kojack used to say. Or was it the Mod Squad who said that. Maybe it was the Mod Squad.


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