>>Me, I perfer not to have posts that imply or insinuate illegal conduct, especially when there is no evidence to support the insinuation.
Exactly. To ask a question about drug use does not imply anything, especially when the context clearly stated an inquiry based on no prior knowledge, and clearly requesting to be enlightened of the instigator's (MB) intent and reasoning behind *his* opening the aforementioned can of worms. Merely asking questions about drugs or any other subject is a question. Saying the word 'drugs' is not illegal. In fact, it's a free country here in the U.S., so talking about 'drugs' in vague terms isn't illegal at all. It's only illegal if you take them. And if you're caught. And for that matter, IF--I said IF--MB meant that in his post but didn't say it, not all drugs are illegal anyway so no post on this thread implies any illegal conduct. Plus, I"m not the only person who brought it up as a question (as opposed to an implication).
For the record, I'm an Idina fan, and can't imagine either one of them taking up 'hobbies'--illegal or not, offstage, but I'm a nobody and do not know. And hope it's not true. But then again, stranger things have happened. It's showbiz, and MB could have meant anything by 'hobbies'. he could have meant underwater basketweaving; women have fought over more petty things than that. He could enlighten us but he's probably enjoying the nonsense on this thread way too much and is staying out of it. As am I, as of now. Happy Friday everyone!
"There is no use trying," said Alice; "one can't believe impossible things." "I dare say you haven't had the practice," said the Queen. "When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast." --Alice in Wonderland
