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Clownshoes....habitual liar and drug abuser, represented in a petition drive by a drug hag.
Enjoy your time in the big house.
Ersland got what he deserved. Hopefully, he will avail himself of counseling and a good shrink while in prison. However, I suspect this will only further his martyr complex.
It's sad that those kids chose to be scumbags and made choices that altered the lives of many people. It's sad that Ersland chose to go beyond defending himself.
It's sad that those kids chose to be scumbags and made choices that altered the lives of many people. It's sad that Ersland chose to go beyond defending himself.
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Yep. I feel bad for his kids and grandkids, just like I feel bad for Parker's family. Bad choices don't just affect you ... they affect those who love you and put up with you in spite of those bad choices, too.
She's just sad her "source" has dried up ...
On another almost completely other note ... anyone notice that the AF let him go because they didn't think he could handle his job yet there he was ... at Reliable Pharmacy passing out pills ... You would think the Board of Licensure would have at least taken notice ... sheesh ...
I'm going to really conceited here for a bit. I often say I only have one talent, and that is judging character. I'm almost scary good at it, as anyone who knows me well would tell you. The three easiest things for me to pick up are habitual liars, drug addicts and alcoholics. I almost never miss with those.
I called Ersland as an opiate addict with a fake injury and a habitual liar to everyone I know IRL after the first 30 seconds of seeing him on TV. I didn't type it here until later in the case because I would have gotten "we don't know all the facts". thrown at me.
I had a family member that worked with a compulsive liar. They would always relay stories this guy told. I'd never even met the guy, but I said "Don't believe anything this guy says, ever." after hearing only 2 stories of his. Everybody thought I was crazy. That is until all of his coworkers bought baby gifts for his twin boys, only to have his wife come into work one day with 1 baby. He had been telling them all he had twins for months and everyone believed him, to the point of buying gifts for a baby that never existed.
I think I need a TV show where I guess if people are addicts and/or crazy liars. I haz ESP. Though Ersland was a pretty obvious one.
IRL LOL. What happened to Starfleet Commander Ersland or Col. Mustard in the pharmacy with the Kel-Tec?
I called Ersland as an opiate addict with a fake injury and a habitual liar to everyone I know IRL after the first 30 seconds of seeing him on TV. I didn't type it here until later in the case because I would have gotten "we don't know all the facts". thrown at me.
I had a family member that worked with a compulsive liar. They would always relay stories this guy told. I'd never even met the guy, but I said "Don't believe anything this guy says, ever." after hearing only 2 stories of his. Everybody thought I was crazy. That is until all of his coworkers bought baby gifts for his twin boys, only to have his wife come into work one day with 1 baby. He had been telling them all he had twins for months and everyone believed him, to the point of buying gifts for a baby that never existed.
I think I need a TV show where I guess if people are addicts and/or crazy liars. I haz ESP. Though Ersland was a pretty obvious one.
IRL LOL. What happened to Starfleet Commander Ersland or Col. Mustard in the pharmacy with the Kel-Tec?
Two great points that I didn't even think about!
I'm quickly running out of play names for this goofball. Having to go to the reserve.
I expect that the next time we see him, he'll be marching around the Prison yard wearing a pith helmet and 19th century British Rifles garb (minus trousers) using a rake for his Enfield to hunt elephants.
Ya you need a 6 foot knife to spread all of the available irony in this case around...
Oh, that was different.
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