Dad Lets Baby Have Coke (Yeah, The Powdered Kind)
Come on down, Brandon Scott Lewis! (No relation to Daniel Day, as far as I know.) You’re next in line for Worst Father of the Year award! The 22-year-old apparently thought it was a good idea to develop a cocaine habit. Additionally, he saw no problem with leaving the substance around where his none-month-old son, whom he left alone in the house, could dip into it. You wanna hear the punch line? Lewis and friends squandered valuable time destroying the remaining coke before taking the boy to the hospital. Because, after all, we must have our priorities straight in life. My son’s life…or several years in jail? Hm, tough call, gonna have to ponder that one…
Hell, dude, you could have just trafficked in stolen baby formula like everybody else does. It’s still mega-illegal, of course. But at least that way, if your kid got into it, he wouldn’t have ended up on life support.
(You’ll be happy to know that it looks like Lewis’ son will make a full recovery. Maybe if we all pitch in, we can buy the poor kid a new daddy for Christmas.)
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thordora
Aug 24, 2006 at 1:30 pm
They all seem like shining examples of humanity…idiots. And really, couldn’t you take the kid in, and leave your moron friends to “clean up”
Off with his balls!
vickie willis
Aug 28, 2006 at 3:06 am
well said thodora, the mother is responsable too, she knew he was an addict why the hell did she leave the child with him. My kids are always with me or my husband, ne3ver alone or with twat.. but everone we know isn’t on any drugs, we did all that in out teens, i dont even drink cos i dont want them to see it as fun,,wheres the authourities when you need em
jessesgirl
Aug 9, 2007 at 12:39 pm
People dont just wake up and have coke habits.And when they realized they were going to be a parent they should have placed the habit behind them, “since drugs make people do crazy things’(and drug abuse or beign high should never be able to be used as an exscuse)it is so sad that something that doesnt get done about this until someone gets hurt , and usually that someone is the baby, and then the parent says they couldnt help it since they have a drug habit and they jsut couldnt help it.who gives a shit about the parents probelms, they are causing great pain to these children.I cant udnerstand why people cant make good or better choices then they do
miajemell
Aug 9, 2007 at 12:44 pm
He’s a fuckin jerk! What an idiot! Where was the mama? He needs to do serious time for this one!
Melissa
Aug 9, 2007 at 12:51 pm
jessesgirl,
You are right, cause everyone knows how easy it is to quit a coke/drug addiction. Wake up!
Kathy
Aug 9, 2007 at 12:58 pm
It doesn’t look like this guy even TRIED to give up his habit. HELL his first thought wasn’t of this poor child that lay there dying, his first thought was to get rid of the rest of the coke so HE wouldn’t get in trouble.
Illegal drugs should make people sterile.
jessesgirl
Aug 10, 2007 at 3:04 am
I never said it was easy, but any normal person would do what was needed to do, and try everything he could do, ask for help, commit to some type of plan to get free from drugs. it is possible, since many people out there have done it.This person is not capable of making good choices, weather or not he has a drug problem. And i think it’;s sad that when something like this happens these people use it as their defense.Which should not be the case, casue then they are given another chance to FUCK up, not only their lives but the life of their children, once more, and what if they dont get it right this time?
Melissa
Aug 10, 2007 at 5:29 am
Jessesgirl,
You’re right, it’s not an excuse. I personally have never been addicted to drugs, but I know people who are/have been. They don’t care about anything but getting their next fix. It’s sad and unfortunate, but very true.
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