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ID:VwXg8JLH No.8173700 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
can we please have brohu thread?

ID:Vefv6jbK No.13437416 View ViewReplyLast 50OriginalReport
>>13437317
Want a new thread? Macker show you new thread..
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ID:w2B0AKlw No.10170194 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
>get cbd oil from weed store because muh inflammation
>1g total, 51% CBD, 3.6% THC
>consoom 0.14g of it
>theoretically 70mg of CBD and 5mg of THC
then why am I high as absolute fuck
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ID:vCk+hrL4 No.13423027 View ViewReplyLast 50OriginalReport
Just make the show already.. please, me.
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wayfair

ID:/k9t8VBr No.10748464 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
>According to a March indictment, the pair disguised marijuana transactions as purchases of dog toys, carbonated drinks, diving gear, and other products unrelated to cannabis.

>Lawyers for the two men say this is ludicrous because the alleged bank fraud had no victims. The customers knew exactly what they were paying for. The banks involved suffered no losses—in fact, they made money from transaction fees.

>...co-conspirators got around issuing banks' rules by routing payments through fake merchants nominally based outside the United States. When an Eaze customer ordered marijuana, the email receipt would say something like "You will see a charge from 'absolutsoda.com.'" The absolutsoda.com website showed carbonated beverages that were theoretically for sale. But the feds say this was a sham; in reality, absolutsoda.com was just a front for a marijuana dispensary.

>set up a number of businesses like this with names like diverkingdom.com and happypuppybox.com, purporting to sell diving equipment or dog toys.

>In a classic case of bank fraud, someone uses deception to get money that rightfully belongs to someone else. Here, by contrast, the source of the funds—the customer—was an entirely willing participant. The supposed victim—the bank—was a mere conduit for the funds and didn't lose a penny. The fact that a bank might have preferred not to process a payment doesn't mean it got defrauded, the defendants argue.
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Is my brother gay?

No.13415495 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
Yesterday my mother caught my teenage brother showing smooth beach stones up his butthole. They were on the beach together and she went to a nearby store to buy some ice cream, when she returned she come from behind him and saw that he was putting pebbles in his mouth to lubricate them and than putting his hand with a pebble in this swimming trunks and showing a pebble in his butthole. She told our dad and he is pissed and is trying to get an appointment with a psychiatrist for my brother in another town so that no one in our town finds out how perverted he is.
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ID:exGFryF9 No.13422825 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
They're trying to strategically cockblock me from having sex with white women and it's pissing me off ! I am the big horny.

ID:+lFBwwTn No.11769607 View ViewReplyLast 50OriginalReport
>>11759397
Fake thread alert.
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Him

ID:rlIUWY9X No.13399586 View ViewReplyLast 50OriginalReport
All about "Him"
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Cannabis

ID:6YjTKS// No.6896749 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
Know the truth about cannabis /bant/
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