Chris Farley was murdered today. The police are launching an investigation, but a lot of evidence has already been covered up in just the first few hours. This will be a case to watch.
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He died of a heart attack, the only murderer here was himself from all the abuse of his body. One doesn't become that overweight over night. The signs were all there, he couldn't walk a few feet without breaking into a cold sweat.
That's what everyone is ASSuming because he was fat. Signs are pointing towards a drug overdose. Rushing to judgement without all the facts just makes people look like idiots.
I heard on the news today that he was a heroin addict and a crack addict, oh, and an alchoholic too... Oh well... he brought it on himself I guess. --- See ya, Richard Hunt
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I think there's a bit of a difference between someone who eats when they're hungry (normal human trying to sustain themselves) and someone who eats compulsively, hungry or not, to bury/get over/repress emotional anguish/problems (food _addict_, such as Farley).
Oh, then are you denying that your a food addict? That your system is acclimated to food, and that if you don't eat it you experience serious symptoms of withdrawal, eventually leading to death? The only difference between food addiction and, say, heroin addiction is that the side-effects of food are (relatively) innocuous.
Well... I would've thought that my previous post (left intact above) would've indicated that I had a good grasp of what addiction meant. And further more, I reject dictionaries as an elitist tool used to keep the masses in line.
However, just to humor you:
Main Entry: ad.dic.tion
Pronunciation: &-'dik-sh&n, a-
Function: noun
Date: 1599
1 : the quality or state of being addicted <addiction to reading>
2 : compulsive need for and use of a substance characterized by
well-defined physiological symptoms upon withdrawal; broadly :
persistent compulsive use of a substance
Let's look at the second sense. Do you deny that you have a compulsive need for the substance "food", and that you experience well-defined symptoms upon withdrawal? (i.e., stomach pains, weight loss, fatigue... I could go on, but this is getting really off-topic, and I think I've said more than enough to support my point.)
--Baby Morris
P.S. Did you really think you were going to help your case by employing an ad hominem attack?
no, to be addicted to something means you can't go without it, either mentally or phsicaly(sp). Thay say if you can't go a week without something, you are addicted.
What? Hmmm, Chris Farley was murder, you are addicted to your girlfriend...and these are related in what way? See, it's hard to tell, your blatant lack of quoting and all...
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Absolutely. Even though heroin is classified as a narcotic, it acts as a depressant and slow the body's metabolism. Stimulants, such as cocaine and crystal meth suppress appetite...you don't normally find fat coke-heads.
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