You all know Patrick Tribett from his famous TSG mugshot:
What you may not know, is the man’s paint huffing has been extremely prolific, even after his embarrassing predilection received national attention.
WTOV 9 out of Steubinville, OH is reporting that Mr. Tribitt has a history of paint huffing, (and getting caught) going back to 1998. His latest arrest last Monday for public intoxication was at least the fifth time he’s been caught huffing paint.
Summer seems to be a bad time for him. He was arrested twice in two weeks in June of ’06. Officers say, “Tribett looked right at them but continued huffing”.
He was also arrested in July of ’05, (TSG mugshot), and on similar charges in 1998.
I think I’ll file this one in Sad But True.
UPDATE: (Feb. 25, 2008):
Oh my! Somehow I missed this last October. I’m posting it today because it’s really tickled my funny bone.
Presenting the “Gold Paint Huffer” Halloween costume:
LOL! He got the glazed look in his eyes, lopsided mouth…he’s really selling it.
Is it always gold metallic paint? Is he racist?
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Yeah, he seems to have a penchant for gold paint.
He must figure that metallics look a little “classier” around the mouth than the flat paints.
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Please to explain me: is applying paint to one’s person part of the process of sniffing or huffing said paint?
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Muslihoon, getting the paint around the mouth/nose is just a byproduct of the *huffing*
Inhalant abuse, commonly called huffing, is the purposeful inhalation of chemical vapors to achieve an altered mental or physical state, which for most abusers is a euphoric effect. Abusers inhale vapors emitted from a wide range of substances. In fact, chemical vapors used as inhalants can Silver and gold spray paint are particularly popular among inhalant abusers.be found in over 1,000 common household products. There are several general categories for substances that may be used as inhalants:
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Common aerosols include paint, deodorant, hair products, cooking products, and fabric protector. Silver and gold spray paint are particularly popular among inhalant abusers.
Common aerosols include paint, deodorant, hair products, cooking products, and fabric protector.
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I didn’t do my linking very well, but evidently silver and gold paints are believed to contain more of the chemicals they want to huff.
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Ahhhhh, there goes MY theory.
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Deb, fashion-wise, silver and gold go with everything—even plaid.
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Bart ought to make a prediction about this one’s life expectancy now. We can be pretty bold and predict he won’t make it to Charles Lane’s age.
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Dad?
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Sil-ver and Gold, Sil-Ver and Gooooold
*thud*
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Bling bling baby…
maybe he thinks he’ll raise his net worth inhailing all that bling.
Good job guy…
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Har, kristin!
Glad you stopped by.
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Burl Ives Says:
July, 24, 2007 at 1:08 pm
Sil-ver and Gold, Sil-Ver and Gooooold
*thud*
Hahahaha! Good one Burl.
Since “huffing” Sherwin-Williams isn’t a kind of cocktail, I’m not familiar. My first question is, why bother with the paint?
Why would someone snort paint rather than do shots of Jaegermeister for example? Is the high that different or that much better?
What the hell.
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At least it’s not Jenkem.
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I had to look that one up.
Jenkem. Yikes.
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He wasn’t huffing paint. He was going to a costume party dressed up like an Oscar, but ran out of paint.
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The kick for paint huffers, especially those who do silver exclusively, is being ushered on waves of cascading consciousness into the sidereal pleasure palace of “Hector” the aerosol silver paint spirit. Ask any huffer about it and they will tell you that being with Hector outside the the circles of time feels just like this hym sounds: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxgT9W4szLI
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The gold betrays his hidden reason for huffing: a highly repressed desire for all things shiny, glittery ….and gay…
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Gold paint gets you high; base colors (red, blue, yellow, black) do jack. Its something in the metallic. Ive tried aluminum, and while people sware by it – i couldnt get into it because it tastes like a raw catfish. Gold, on the other hand, tastes sweet, and makes your cigarettes taste like candy afterword. A particular brand has an aftertaste on exhale similar to Aquafresh orange mint.
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