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Topic: Ozzy - "Red Bull leads to crack"
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nia
VoivodFan
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posted July 10, 2003 19:31
Ozzy announces new episodes Changes stance on pot legalization. DOUG CAMILLI The Gazette Thursday, July 10, 2003 Ozzy Osbourne has confirmed there will be 20 new episodes of The Osbournes, on the air starting early in 2004.
(I've been thinking about this show: if it were a cartoon, like The Simpsons, everybody would think it was too unbelievable and the family members were too impossible to identify with. Truth is not only stranger than fiction, it's worse. But I digress.) Meanwhile, Ozzy says he will no longer endorse marijuana-legalization campaigns, following his son Jack's problem with the prescription painkiller OxyContin. As often happens with converts, Ozzy sounds remarkably zealous in his new stance: "I used to think they should legalize pot, but ... they should ban the lot. One thing leads to another - coffee leads to Red Bull, Red Bull leads to crack ... The thing that's amazing was how rapidly (Jack) went from smoking pot to doing hillbilly heroin." - - -
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