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Forgot 1.2 kilos of hash on bus
Aftenposten (Norway) ^ | 07/08/2002 | Jonathan Tisdall

Posted on 07/08/2002 2:41:42 PM PDT by dighton

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21 posted on 07/08/2002 6:18:02 PM PDT by lormand
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To: ErnBatavia
Oh by golly! Here ve go vith the Sven and Ollie jokes! BEEEauty, eh?
22 posted on 07/08/2002 6:21:06 PM PDT by AdA$tra
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To: Benrand
Thanks for sharing. ; )
23 posted on 07/08/2002 7:36:32 PM PDT by aculeus
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To: aculeus
Now that's not bad luck, that's DUMB luck.

One of my favorite Belushi lines.

24 posted on 07/08/2002 8:00:26 PM PDT by Benrand
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To: dighton
Memo to self:

.Sample goodies AFTER delivery.

25 posted on 07/08/2002 8:05:22 PM PDT by spectre
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To: Benrand
that's DUMB luck.

There is a certain amount of wisdom in that skit. Thanks for sharing...

26 posted on 07/08/2002 8:23:49 PM PDT by LowOiL
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To: dighton
...only users lose drugs...
27 posted on 07/08/2002 8:57:54 PM PDT by BlueDragon
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To: dighton
A lawyer friend of mine once defended in court a guy who left a half ounce of cocaine at a gas station and was arrested when he went back to look for it. He was charged with intent to distribute, etc. The defense hinged on the fact that the half ounce was not broken down into smaller amounts (in baggies, or folded papers, for example) like would be done if the coke was to be sold piecemeal. The local paper had a pretty good excerpt of the trial actual trials for this lawyer. As I recall, the guy got convicted.
28 posted on 07/08/2002 9:08:31 PM PDT by Lancey Howard
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To: dighton
(Uh, farted that last post. It should have read....)

A lawyer friend of mine once defended in court a guy who left a half ounce of cocaine at a gas station and was arrested when he went back to look for it. He was charged with intent to distribute, etc. The defense hinged on the fact that the half ounce was not broken down into smaller amounts (in baggies, or folded papers, for example) like would be done if the coke was to be sold piecemeal. The local paper had a pretty good excerpt of the trial transcript and it was funny to read - - it was one of this lawyers first trials. As I recall, the guy got convicted.

29 posted on 07/08/2002 9:11:22 PM PDT by Lancey Howard
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To: general_re

 

That's Franka Potente, and she looks a lot better without the cr*p in her hair ;)

She looked great and acted great in "Bourne Identity". The best action picture of this summer. And I've seen them all. Better than "Minority Report" and "Sum of all Fears".....

30 posted on 07/08/2002 9:18:46 PM PDT by dennisw
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She's in that? Hmmm, I heard it was pretty good...maybe I'll have to see it after all ;)
31 posted on 07/08/2002 9:28:48 PM PDT by general_re
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Whoa dude, 1.2 kilos?


32 posted on 07/08/2002 11:46:46 PM PDT by spectr17
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