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Shark18
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Quote: | Originally posted by CaboRon
And they were turned in by the pharmicists after the purchase .... despicable ....(the pharmists get their product back too.)
A truly tragic situation for most of them....
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That does not make even one lick of sense, since selling drugs without a prescription is just as illegal as buying drugs without a prescription. It
also make it very hard to build up a repeat client base.
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Shark18
That does not make even one lick of sense, since selling drugs without a prescription is just as illegal as buying drugs without a prescription. It
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It's Mexico. Something you know nothing about. Drug stores in Mexico sell items without prescription which require such in the states.
You should do your long range homework before you make statements like this. They just tend to show your stupidity but, your repeat client base
statement shows your street sense. Keep up the good work for a better world.
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Skip_Mac
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Thank You Cabo Ron for a rational and reasonable comment after Dennis and Barry A's obnoxious hate screeds. Reasonable people build a society, hate
filled people tear it down.
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thebajarunner
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The scam is real simple- and well reported
American goes into a farmacia- buys a load of prescription drugs, pays cash.
Clerk calls his favorite cop, cop puts the "bite" on the buyer, takes all the cash on hand, and the drugs.
Payoff for the clerk/farmacia--- get all the drogas back to resell to the next customer/victim.
Payoff to the cop---- that one is pretty obvious.
Payoff to the customer----- pay enough to the cop, you get to go home broke,
don't have enough cash to make him happy-
free lodging at the cross-bar hotel.
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Shark18
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Catholic Nun Describes Life Inside Tijuana Prison
Watch the video, this woman is amazing. She is 82.
http://www.cbs8.com/stories/story.141180.html#
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Gadget
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Quote: | Originally posted by woody in ob
you're right.....
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especially those of you who follow a creed of judgment belonging to a higher power....
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that is funny
since we want and expect to be judged by at least our peers, then it should read equal to or higher power.
Would you sit and be judged for your deeds by some low life?
Maybe spell everything out before some mutt and if it barks once you're free, twice locked up?
It's my nature to feel I get a fair shake, don't know about the rest of you.
"Mankind will not be judged by their faults, but by the direction of their lives." Leo Giovinetti
See you in Baja
http://www.LocosMocos.com
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tjBill
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Has the news released the names of the two Americans killed at La Mesa prision yet?
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I love that quote, and I'm not sure I'm getting it 100% right but here goes:
I'd hate to trust my fate to a group of 12 people who weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty.
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