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Michael Beasley Twitter Photo Shows New Tattoos, Bag of Weed?
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by Jon Azpiri | August 23, 2009 at 10:19 am
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Miami Heat forward Michael Beasley shared a photo of himself on Twitpic. The Michael Beasley photo shows off the big man's back tattoo, which features two wings and the words "Supercool Beas" and "God's Son."
What fans are really focusing on in the Michael Beasley Twitter photo is not the tattoos, but the plastic bag sitting on a coffee table in the background. That small plastic baggie looks suspiciously like a bag of marijuana. Of course, the picture is far from conclusive and doesn't seem like the kind of thing that could draw a NBA suspension or a call from the police. After all, there's no proof of what's in the bag or who the bag belongs to.
If anything, the Michael Beasley photo illustrates the risks that athletes face sharing their lives with fans via social media.
Here is the Michael Beasley Twitpic photo.
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at 10:38 on August 24th, 2009
wherr can i see the Photo?? I heard of a guy who sold marijana to beasley.
at 00:10 on August 25th, 2009
look at the pic with the wings....if you look in the lower right hand corner you will see the baggie on the table
at 07:55 on August 25th, 2009
check out my photography skills
at 01:44 on August 26th, 2009
It is not quite shocking if many of our players do seek professional help whether it is emotional or drug abuse. It just a good thing that these people do realize their weakness and did act to make things right. Michael Beasley, a forward for the Miami Heat has checked himself into rehab. It was announced across several media outlets, and the Michael Beasley Twitter page posted a new photo of him, sporting a new tattoo, and then was deleted. NBA rules make it so that if a player voluntarily enters rehab, they won't have the book thrown at them as harshly as those that test positive and are mandated to get treatment. This isn't Beasley's first instance of trouble, as he was banned from the NBA Rookie Orientation, and fined, rumored to be for drug related reasons. Still, Michael Beasley has made a few million, so he won't be hard up for <a rev="vote for" title="Counting hours or counting extra cash: It’s your choice!" href="personalmoneystore.com/Payday-Loans/cash-Until-Payday/ ">cash until payday</a>. .