Crack is Wack for Tatum O'Neal

46. Damn.wish she would get her shizzle together.
but what do you expect with a father like that douchebag ryan?
all the oneal kids are effed up,even the one interbred with farrah fawcett.

Posted at 11:47AM on Jun 2nd 2008 by SPLIFFS MOMMY

47. LOCK HER UP AND THROW AWAY THE KEY . IF SHE HASN'T LEARNED BY NOW SHE NEVER WILL..LOOOOOOOSSSSSEEEERRRR .
\AND I LOVE KELLY RIPA AT LEAST SHE ISNT A CRACK HEAD : ) ~~

Posted at 11:52AM on Jun 2nd 2008 by HAHAHAHA

48. Id be doing crack too if I had Ryan O'neil as a dad and that spazzy brother of yours and that step brother Redmond and to top it off being married to John McEnroe,that was a disater in the making

Posted at 11:57AM on Jun 2nd 2008 by suzan

49. Her father disgusts me!

Posted at 11:58AM on Jun 2nd 2008 by Sam McCarthy

50. Another example of toooo much money and mindset of being above the common person. What Academy performance will she pull off to get out of this mess.

Posted at 12:05PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by mary k

51. If I had her life growing up I might be on drugs too. It is so sad. I know she doesn't want to do it but it pulls her back time and time again. I pray she can get clean....again....and stay that way!!

Don't do drugs and think you can be in control!! It is so hard to stop and stay sober!!!!!

Posted at 12:10PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by pay attention

52. 33. that is a racial comment

Posted at 12:11PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by Dale

53. She was arrested for buying "Crack Cocaine", which is the technical term for crack. CNN and other reputable sites say nothing about her buying cocaine. TMZ fails at journalism, again.

Posted at 12:16PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by Jake

54. I remember when she was on Oprah promoting her book, "A Paper Life" & for some reason... even then, the way she was answering questions & just her demeanor when Oprah was asking her if she was still clean... I remember turning to my friend & saying "I dont know why, but I dont believe her."

Addiction is an extremely hard thing to kick. I hope this serves as a wake up call & she can get back on track.

Posted at 12:32PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by the short chick in the back

55. LEGALIZE DRUGS! Dealers won't make any MONEY selling it. Drug kingpins won't make lots of MONEY transporting it. Farmers won’t make any MONEY growing it. Farmers will make more MONEY growing food to help fight the world food shortage. We'll have less need for police, courts, judges, jails, etc. which all cost lots of MONEY. Little old ladies won't get hit over the head by some crack head looking for any MONEY she has. Yes, a few non-productive members of society will OD but they probably would any. With drug pushers out of business because they can’t make any MONEY, our kids will be safer, our streets will be safer. I’m old enough to remember a time before widespread use of drugs. All and all, it was a pretty nice time.

Posted at 1:32PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by Old Warrior

56. Read your Bible, Addie Pray. That was my favorite movie.

Posted at 12:57PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by off the property

57. I feel sorry for Her! Her disgusting parents forced Her into child acting.

Posted at 1:21PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by Jane Doe

58. Dear Tatum, I know the pain and the grip you are in. I am a 45 year old art dealer, who is also addicted to crack. Perhaps like you, I too binge. I can go months without using. Eventually the craving builds up like a hunger, a starvation, and we become ravenous. We need, our bodies seem to need, that hit of crack. And when we get it, ahhh, what a relief! BUT, by the third hit we are a ashamed of ourselves, and caught up in an anxiety the likes of which no one other than a crack addict can ever understand. We will do and say anything to get our crack. Some binges may go on lasting for days on end, consisting of endless smoking, endless trips back to almost any dealer, back to our homes, which have become unkempt, like our souls. It is not us. It is the worst of us. It is the worst of our souls, not the best. We are two people in one. We wish desperately once and for all the craving would go away, and never come back. But, it does. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon, and stronger than before, we must have our drugs. Our craving for crack is stronger than anything we've ever known. It's power is triumphant over our souls. Crack is the devils drug. Because nothing feels so good as that wonderful hit from the pipe. Tatum, you are a star, born with a gift, so am I. But can we ever win against this most powerful of all drugs, crack? I curse the day I ever tried crack, for I was, perhaps like you Tatum, hooked from the very first hit. Talking about it, I am craving it now, and it is a physical and mental craving which runs deep into the very person I am, down into my soul, into my DNA. Today is sunny and 75 degrees, not a cloud in the sky, clear, clear blue. Happiness is everywhere. But not inside us. What's wrong with us Tatum? Will we be 70 years old and still smoking crack every now and then? Drugs have robbed us both of so much in our lives. I feel your pain Tatum. I know your soul. I share your life. Steve Davies in Toronto, Cell: (647) 300-9222 *peace*

Posted at 3:10PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by Steve Davies

59. Don't celebrities have peeps to get this sh*t for them?

Posted at 4:44PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by Sebastian

60. Unfortunately Tatum has continued to do what her exhusband expects she will do..."fail" as a responsible adult and continue to do drugs. Although I feel empathy for Tatum; however where I once felt her exhusband was overdoing it in terms of not letting her have custody of their kids, I now suspect she just isn't relaible. It is too bad because she is a good actress with the right skills and talent. I hope she gets her act together...she has little crediability now and has got to go a long way to convince anyone that she is going to do the right thing.

Posted at 9:12PM on Jun 2nd 2008 by SBE