Billy Vector NYC's Heroin Safety Guide aims to prevent 17% of the city's annual deaths. CNN is reporting that those who oppose it are rational or perhaps right. CNN thinks it's OK for thousands to die unnecessarily? Seig Heil CNN.
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Jay Hayes Liquor industry running "Drink Responsibly" and designated driver ads is okay, but warning people how to avoid dying from street drugs is irrational? The only distinction being one is legal and the other is not? Not sure that is a distinction with a difference in this case. I assume the guide does not start with the statement: "Shooting heroin can be safe, fun and enjoyable as long as you follow these few simple rules . . . ."
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Billy Vector It says: Don't Die. Be safe.
about an hour ago ·
Billy Vector They hand them out at Methadone clinics and NA meetings.... so it's already too late to delude one's self that use has not already begun.
about an hour ago ·
Jay Hayes I am guessing their argument was, "telling people how to take drugs safely implicitly approves the taking of the drugs." I wonder if CNN would take the same position if they were discussing an AIDs prevention pamphlet aimed teenagers having sex. After all, the logic is the same.
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Jay Hayes For that matter, a "designated driver" campaign encourages everyone else to overindulge. But I am sure limiting information is probably a good idea. It always works out so well.
about an hour ago ·
Billy Vector Hah, I remember where we grew up they were telling their kids that masturbation would make their privates fall off. The logic there was something.........
about an hour ago ·
Jay Hayes Wear and tear.
about an hour ago ·
Billy Vector "The peasants can't be trusted with the truth". Said the peasant elder.
about an hour ago ·
Billy Vector No. Something like you can't have yourself an immaculate conception if your sporting skills....
about an hour ago ·
Billy Vector I miss the Gianatasios. They had so much to say in this area.
about an hour ago ·
Billy Vector Did you ever read our letters to Penthouse about the adventures of John Chieco?
about an hour ago ·
Jay Hayes No. Sounds interesting.
about an hour ago ·
Billy Vector Ah...memories. Johnny G., Chucky Fucky, and "Pids" (the epitome of a man who looks like an ape). We wrote of our incredible sexual adventures under the name of their stunningly uptight neighbor kid Chieco. They published every single one. Orgies with nuns @ OLP. Gay encounters with Alex Fennick. The funniest shit I ever did.
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Jay Hayes Was that pre- or post-graduation?
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Billy Vector Those guys played so many practical jokes on that family that they had to move. The dad wore a really bad toupee and the mom's name was Celia. They would break into their car and play the Simon and Garfunkel song at full blast on 8 track in the the middle of the night.
about an hour ago ·
Billy Vector Oh 10 grade to 12
about an hour ago ·
Billy Vector Someone should make a documentary film about the Gianatasio Fri. Night poker game. Marty became a Priest. Tommazeuski became a leather boy. Ant'ny and Bezik became pro bass players. I think that the Aids got Mitch Sewell..what a motley crew!
about an hour ago ·
Billy Vector Oh, and Norman is the Mayor of New Povidence.
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Shawn Guerra who are you talking about?
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Billy Vector A family of local Guineas from my home town; New Providence, NJ. They were like the 3 Stooges.
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Billy Vector Even their father Vito Gianatasio had a hillarious nickname: "Cozey". (Couzey ain't worth a shit as a father). I kid you not.
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Billy Vector Jay Hayes was nearest to me alphabeticly, so we sat next to each other all through High School.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
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