John Graziano

Nick Hogan is an asshole

Apparently it wasn't enough for Nick Hogan to leave his "friend" John Graziano in a permanent vegetative state. He wants to destroy his character, too. From Radar:

There was a jaw-dropping surprise on Thursday as Nick Hogan testified in a lawsuit stemming from his 2007 car crash that left a pal badly injured, RadarOnline.com is reporting exclusively.

What? He wore pants that fit? He acted white? Tell me!

While giving a deposition, Hogan was probed by lawyers for the plaintiffs about dysfunction and “issues” in the Graziano family. Nick had told the lawyers that there was violence in the Graziano family and the Hogans talked about having his pal John Graziano move in with them.

When a lawyer asked about what type of issues John had Nick told them that John had hatred for some people, a source close to the situation told RadarOnline.com exclusively. The lawyer kept probing and asked what type of people. Nick responded: “Homos. He wanted to kill homos.”

"Homos"? What an ignorant dipshit. I believe the politically correct term these days is "confirmed bachelors."

The room grew silent and one lawyer put his head in his hands, the source told RadarOnline.com.

If Hell has a Hell, I'm pretty sure Nick already has his spot reserved. Right next to Hitler, Bin Laden, and Richard Simmons -- *shudders*

Nick Hogan at Toast restaurant in L.A. (8/26)

Poor Nick Hogan. He still has scary flashbacks from the 5 months he unfairly spent in jail last year. I swear, you put one guy in a permanent vegetative state and judges gets all crazy. From Life & Style:

Nick Hogan was released from a Florida jail a year ago, but the experience is far from a distant memory. “There are moments that haunt me to this day,” Nick tells Life & Style in an exclusive interview. “There are times when I’ll be watching a prison movie and hear the sound of a gate slamming, and I get the willies. It was horrible.”

The Hogan Knows Best reality star, 19, served nearly six months at Pinellas County Jail for causing a 2007 car crash that left his friend John Graziano critically injured. “Time away from my family was the most difficult part of my sentence,” says Nick. “One of the things that makes you feel comforted is talking to a family member. But you don’t have a phone — you have to wait until it’s your time of the day to call. You miss being able to connect with people because everyone there is just cold, just brutal.”

“Jail was definitely one of the worst experiences of my life,” says Nick. “But it was also one of the best things that ever happened to me — just because of how much it changed me.”

I'm glad the experience changed Nick. You know who else it changed? John Graziano. Nick didn't mention him in the interview and he probably doesn't remember who he is but John was the Iraq War hero who Nick almost killed. This whole experience changed him because before Nick downed a few beers and crashed into a tree, John still had normal control of his bowels.