Die, you miserable scum-sucker!

Get one of these, they work a treat
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Ive got one in the car connected to a usb charger so it never goes flat, and another in my laptop bag. use a prepaid sim , almost as good as a lowjack


with anyluck the scumsucker will OD soon enough

When I first got my Defender a mate and I went trekking up Lithgow way and couldn't find time to cook the steaks we bought while we were up there. On the way home we stopped in Sydney's inner west at a park to cook the steaks - in clear view of the car might I add.

In the 15 minutes we were at the park someone had opened the back of the defender, climbed through the car taken my DSLR and a Laptop. We didn't catch the rego but I have since identified the car and see it parked on the same street in Balmain every time i drive there to get coffee. The police can't do anything. A real loss that one.

All the best mate, and I'm sorry to hear about your son and daughter in-law.

Correct me if I'm wrong here, but don't they give druggies free needles? Then the people who actually need them, like diabetics, pay for them? Anyone?

Easo

I believe we have it all wrong regarding drug selling, and Indonesia has it pretty close to right. A few life sentences would make some of the those involved in the drug trade perhaps go somewhere else. And you are correct in blaming the drug problem for the majority of these incidents, according to a copper mate of mine.And ,when a TV station offers money to a 14 year old boy to tell his drug story to the public, what does that say about our society? Bob

a life sentence?

I prefer the 4B1T solution..

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Correct me if I'm wrong here, but don't they give druggies free needles? Then the people who actually need them, like diabetics, pay for them? Anyone?

Easo

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I know of a diabetic who got around this by getting his injection gear from a druggies clinic. Claimed he was addicted to insulin

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a life sentence?

I prefer the 4B1T solution..

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Doesn't come under Article .303?

its a bit after that one..

look under paragraph M2 .50

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Originally Posted by bob10

I believe we have it all wrong regarding drug selling, and Indonesia has it pretty close to right. A few life sentences would make some of the those involved in the drug trade perhaps go somewhere else. And you are correct in blaming the drug problem for the majority of these incidents, according to a copper mate of mine.And ,when a TV station offers money to a 14 year old boy to tell his drug story to the public, what does that say about our society? Bob

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Yep, because there is no drugs in indonesia:D:p

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Originally Posted by rovercare

Yep, because there is no drugs in indonesia:D:p

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A bloke I was talking to the other day said when he went to Bali he got quite tired of refusing to accept dope. Nearly every taxi driver offered it. His theory was that if you bought the dope the taxi driver would dob you in to his police contact, if the victim didn't offer the correct bribe it'd be off to jail for him. The taxi driver would get the dope back to try on another sucker.