Well hell here they just steel the whole dam truck. Got to be around 20 now that I have heard of this fall. Mostly 06 and older GM.
We ain't that big of a city lol. They hit small dealer ships and recently a hospice house. If it was up to me half the mfers entering the scrap yard wouldn't leave.
The "city" where my kids go to school is population 499.
Where I work is 24k.
They are all big cities to me..
I was thinking of wiring a swith of some sort in it too. Thinking of something that has to be plugged in to make the conection instead of a toggle switch.
Are theives have it in with the res. The police have chased them ther but our police cant go onto the res. Has to be one of thers that persue them. Frighin BS
Looks like a super neat job. Did you spray that out..
Are the GM easy to steal?? Havent paid much attention.
From what i have heard that style is. Sounds like they just screwdriver the ignition and gone. My sons friend had his stollen and theybtried to get hisbdads the same night. Never got his dads but left the scredriver hammered into the ignition.
Heroin is for amateurs
The one "benefit" to having rickets is your doc prescribes not only roids and various other medications, but a good deal of opioids to keep you from wanting to murder people.
I have, like, 4 or 5 different versions of Tramadol, and maybe 600 pills.
It doesn't hit as hard as Fentanyl, but it lasts a loooooong time. I have done tree felling on this stuff. I really don't suggest it, tho. I was, at one time, a functioning Tramadolic.
But one of the advantages of tramadol over some other opioids is it helps release a lot of steroids and adrenaline. So you are a bit pumped on it.
Here's only a small bit of it. My favourite would be the Tradol SR(slow release)100 - good solid ride for nearly 8 hours without too much vomiting - coz I knew you were gonna ask...
The Xymel 50 is nearly pure Tramadol with very little buffering, so it begs to be piled on and abused. I rarely use it as I prefer a more slow release. I tend to lean more towards the 420 end of drug dynamics vs the co-ca-eena end, so I have boxes of this stuff I don't use. But you can not throw it away legally. They have to be disposed of in a bio furnace. If they are traced back to you, you can get in trouble even if you have an rX! So I burn them in the fire when I am working in Waterford. But I forgot to bring em last time over, and now we are on lock down. Thus, I have them stock piled.
In the US, this would be maybe a few hundreds bucks worth of drugs. Well, thousands in street value. I pay €9-15/box thru the Irish health service. The pain comes and goes, so I try to keep them on hand. Much of this stuff is about to go out of date.
That could work too as long as they can't jump it. My thing is if they cant find the switch they can't move the truck.
Heroin is for amateurs
The one "benefit" to having rickets is your doc prescribes not only roids and various other medications, but a good deal of opioids to keep you from wanting to murder people.
I have, like, 4 or 5 different versions of Tramadol, and maybe 600 pills.
It doesn't hit as hard as Fentanyl, but it lasts a loooooong time. I have done tree felling on this stuff. I really don't suggest it, tho. I was, at one time, a functioning Tramadolic.
But one of the advantages of tramadol over some other opioids is it helps release a lot of steroids and adrenaline. So you are a bit pumped on it.
Here's only a small bit of it. My favourite would be the Tradol SR(slow release)100 - good solid ride for nearly 8 hours without too much vomiting - coz I knew you were gonna ask...
The Xymel 50 is nearly pure Tramadol with very little buffering, so it begs to be piled on and abused. I rarely use it as I prefer a more slow release. I tend to lean more towards the 420 end of drug dynamics vs the co-ca-eena end, so I have boxes of this stuff I don't use. But you can not throw it away legally. They have to be disposed of in a bio furnace. If they are traced back to you, you can get in trouble even if you have an rX! So I burn them in the fire when I am working in Waterford. But I forgot to bring em last time over, and now we are on lock down. Thus, I have them stock piled.
In the US, this would be maybe a few hundreds bucks worth of drugs. Well, thousands in street value. I pay €9-15/box thru the Irish health service. The pain comes and goes, so I try to keep them on hand. Much of this stuff is about to go out of date.
