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Nobody is saying it, but maybe it wasn't a good idea for an NFL QB to take some time to "expand his consciousness" with mind-altering hallucinogenics in the offseason. I mean, sure, what could it hurt to mess with your brain chemistry when your career and legacy depend on your processing ability, film study and fine manipulation of the game?

I think the guy did this to himself. 

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22 hours ago, Khyber53 said:

Nobody is saying it, but maybe it wasn't a good idea for an NFL QB to take some time to "expand his consciousness" with mind-altering hallucinogenics in the offseason. I mean, sure, what could it hurt to mess with your brain chemistry when your career and legacy depend on your processing ability, film study and fine manipulation of the game?

I think the guy did this to himself. 

Him doing DMT 1 time, months ago, has absolutely nothing to do with his play right now.  Trust me. 

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Just now, joemac said:

Him doing DMT 1 time, months ago, has absolutely nothing to do with his play right now.  Trust me. 

He sure thought that one time would help, according to what he said. So if it could help him in one dose, it could also harm him in one dose.

The Packers have an Aaron Rodgers problem, one that has gotten bigger over the last four years. Of course now, his on field performance is falling off, so it's a bit more obvious. He's that crazy girlfriend that was soooo much fun and full of life until the crazy eyes started popping.

 

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On 11/12/2022 at 7:47 PM, electro's horse said:

yeah who the fug does DMT one time, especially a guy who won't shut up about it

It's like the mythical guy who never shuts up about his screen play but only did cocaine once "just to see how it smelled" 

I've only done DMT one time, 20 years ago and thats all I needed.  Trust me, if you've never actually done it, words do it no justice.  Its funny, I remember every single detail of my experience, and today I can barely remember what I watched on TV last night.  Its a helluva molecule. 

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2 hours ago, joemac said:

I've only done DMT one time, 20 years ago and thats all I needed.  Trust me, if you've never actually done it, words do it no justice.  Its funny, I remember every single detail of my experience, and today I can barely remember what I watched on TV last night.  Its a helluva molecule. 

Rodgers has not shut up about it for like 2 years. This isn't a guy who just did it once. 

I'm sorry you can't handle your drugs. Perhaps you would enjoy some half-caff coffee. 

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