bad abuse as a kid. my dad tried everything to punish me. the slaps and kicks turned into punches and head butts, a broken nose, cigarettes being put out on me. from the age of 7 to 11, i on me. from the age of 7 to 11, i probably felt every piece of physical abuse a kid could probably feel. you go numb after a while. a person can only take so much of that before their body literally becomes tolerant to it. i built a tolerance for pain, which is why they call me pain. one incident from his childhood still lies very close to the surface. it happened when he was 14 and had snuck out of the house. i snuck back in thinking i got clean away with it, but i didn t. my dad woke me up by yanking me out of bed by my feet. he pulled me out of my bed by my
millions at stake. good morning, everyone. i m randi kaye. it is 10:00 on the east coast, 7:00 a.m. out west. thanks so much for starting your day with us. we start in london, where the olympic games are under way right now. a 23-year-old chinese woman nicknamed shooting beauty competing in the 10-meter air rifle competition has won the first gold medal in london. meantime, u.s. swimmer michael phelps will compete against ryan lochte in the 400 individual medley tonight, but phelps narrowly qualified after a slow finish this morning. but it was queen elizabeth who almost certainly stole the show during last night s opening ceremony. take a look. good evening. good evening. the creative mind behind the ceremony, danny boyle, used his movie magic to show the queen teaming up with james bond actor daniel craig. in the scene, stunt doubles, not actually the queen, jumped from a helicopter portraying the two parachuting into the olympic stadium. mitt romney got to see an
i went through some pretty bad abuse as a kid. my dad tried everything to punish me. the slaps and kicks turned into punches and head butts, a broken nose, cigarettes being put out on me. from the age of 7 to 11, i probably felt every piece of physical abuse a kid could probably feel. you go numb after a while. a person can only take so much of that before their body literally becomes tolerant to it. i built a tolerance for pain, which is why they call me pain. one incident from his childhood still lies very close to the surface. it happened when he was 14 and had snuck out of the house. i snuck back in thinking i got clean away with it, but i didn t. my dad woke me up by yanking me out of bed by my feet.
the slaps and kicks turned into punches and head butts, a broken nose, cigarettes being put out on me. from the age of 7 to 11, i probably felt every piece of physical abuse a kid could probably feel. you go numb after a while. a person can only take so much of that before their body literally becomes tolerant to it. i built a tolerance for pain, which is why they call me pain. one incident from his childhood still lies very close to the surface. it happened when he was 14 and had snuck out of the house. i snuck back in thinking i got clean away with it, but i didn t. my dad woke me up by yanking me out of bed by my feet. he pulled me out of my bed by my feet and drug me in the living room and time-out.
don t have. we met christopher lashbrook at limon creatiorrectional faci in colorado. he spent his time with his music. it connected him to his father. the relationship was nearly destroyed by abuse. my dad tried everything to punish me, the slaps, kicks turned into punches and head butts, broken nose. there is no doubt about it he was abused at my hands. how are you doing? i love my dad. there is distance because i spent so much time incarcerated. the bond that kept him and i together was the music. you taught me how to play, man. he s a musician, he robbed it off on me, i have been fortunate to have the talent.