More of a 'Suge' Knight deal. Demand monies, make threats, get paid. Eventually go to jail for extortion and be someone's jail house bitch. This is my plan.

Don't go looking for the Bagwell type. Rookie mistake. Always go for the biggest guy

Good advice. You've done time yourself?

I read about it in a journal. A medical journal.

Enters the question: What 1st world country has the worst prisions?

3rd world nations are pure evil.

and out. Night/morning all.

Uganda Jails would be fun.

First world? idk

Gnite AL, im out too. Gnite all.

Does Russia count as 1st world? I bet their Gulags suck.

My vote goes to 'Murica, overcrowded and everyone seems to have to be in a gang of sorts or you get raped or stabbed or both.

GN AL
GN Peli
Chop I love those gifs. Pure gold.

I vote China and I bet Gulags dont come close to whats happening there.

don't thank me, thank imgur!

Happy Mardi Gras

Tuesday and it sucks like Monday but I didn't make the rules.

Bump

Hi beau.

Okay, Tuesday sucks a tiny bit less now.

It's that time again...

LOCAL NEWS


EC takes up ASCTEG frontier complaint

The European Commission has said it will ask Spain to clarify the need for stringent checks at the La Línea/Gibraltar frontier. This follows a complaint by the Spanish workers in Gibraltar group, ASCTEG, dated the 23rd December last year.

In its reply, the Commission explains that Gibraltar is not part of the Schengen Area, and neither is it part of the customs territory of the Union. For these reasons Spain is entitled to carry out border checks. It highlights that the Commission does not routinely monitor the checks, but adds that following complaints received from citizens pointing out difficulties when crossing the border, it will contact the Spanish Authorities to request clarifications. The Commission tells ASCTEG Chairman, Juan José Uceda, that he’ll be informed about the result of this exchange in due time.

Morning

afternoon

International thread is international

Hai mr chop, sir.

local news plz KoN

Per the NY Times
amidoinitrite?

interesting...

so iyo will that cause a build up of traffic around the area, and thus people who do not necessarily need their cars should try to make alternative arrangements?

Quite the contrary. Parking will be readily available, thus taking more cars off the road and making traffic lighter

It's a wonderful world sometimes