International drug trafficking
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Insane_Homer
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“Facts are meaningless. You could use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true.”
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Line6 HXFX
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Well..I only knew only one drug trafficker.
I knew lots of former users who wanted to (and were desperate to) do some good with their lives.
I knew lots of people who loved their friends and family, and hated the fact they hurted them.
I knew lots of friends and family who I just loved and dealt with compassionatly, honestly, and with attention.
Gawd bless them all.....and fuck all of you.
I knew lots of former users who wanted to (and were desperate to) do some good with their lives.
I knew lots of people who loved their friends and family, and hated the fact they hurted them.
I knew lots of friends and family who I just loved and dealt with compassionatly, honestly, and with attention.
Gawd bless them all.....and fuck all of you.
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Line6 HXFX
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Look, I actually really like JM2K.
I want to introduce him yo my family...really make him laugh and shit.
He is like a brother to me.
He is like the brightest person I have ever met.
Nasty fucker too..but only because he has been deprived of love.
Sunday roasts and shit.
My stuffing is awesome.
Not in a gay way.
I want to introduce him yo my family...really make him laugh and shit.
He is like a brother to me.
He is like the brightest person I have ever met.
Nasty fucker too..but only because he has been deprived of love.
Sunday roasts and shit.
My stuffing is awesome.
Not in a gay way.
"The British Embassy didn't want to know"...... That is genuinely scary. You get yourself in a pickle and the British govt. don't give a toss.Tichtheid wrote: Sat Apr 29, 2023 11:38 am My boss in France spent a few months between school and uni in Morocco working on a farm. He thought he'd hitchhike back up through Morocco, Spain and France before going to study in Newcastle.
The first guy that picked him up was a Canadian in a VW camper. They got stopped at a road checkpoint about three miles down the road and of course there was a few kilos of hashish in the van.
He was lucky, the British Embassy didn't want to know but the Canadian one got him out after a couple weeks, after his story was checked out.
In fact, thats the stuff thats always put me off travelling off the well beaten path.