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WHEN I HAVE BEEN FIRED FROM JOBS WITHOUT CAUSE, KICKED OUT PUBLIC PLACES LIKE BARS WITHOUT CAUSE, AND KICKED OUT MY HOME BECAUSE SOME NEIGHBOURS DID NOT WANT ME LIVING THERE I WROTE ABOUT IT USING GOOGLE REVIEWS AND GRAFITTI WRITING. I NOW HAVE CRIMINAL IMMUNITY BECAUSE OF MY STEP FATHER (RCMP), AND I LOVE IT :)

let me begin with my lifes story for, and im paraphrasing a tad, as the great polybius said "thou canst not discern what a man sayeth without discerning the man"

i was born ermm about 10-20 years ago, frankly in poverty. yup it sucked, yup i did what i had do to.
anyways i had a hard life and then got a pc by begging for money on the streets and doing poor people stuff for money. frankly? it turned my life around. i became an atheist by watching youtube and the rest frankly is history.............................................

we used to drive around and stop at people's pit/ bonfires and party we dis this every summer in August 1999 we went out on friday night drove slowly around went thru some mud holes carefully well we misjudged ome on how deep mud was in it and buried the 94 box style chevy 10 blazer header new 34.5 skinny boggers new it had the drivetrain changed from the stock 2.5 crap engine n tanny to a 383 stroker had it built correctly for 11k total truck had rollcage it was built nicely

Pete Hines, vice president of Bethesda, has been found stranded on an island in the middle of the Canadian Prairies. He was headed for a pre-release tour event in Las Vegas but made it to Dawson City in B.C., where he became stranded along the Prairies Rim Trail and hiked for 12 days for the lucky chance to be rescued.
Hines was apparently about to go home after a West Coast trip, but turned down the move because he had his brother, who was in the military, in the car. Pete Hines, who works for Bethesda, was not injured during his hike. He and his brother, friend and good friend tried to get to the end of the trail, but failed.