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It's a MYSTERY! Come in and tell me who stole my weed

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Quote Originally Posted by Paulsy:

i don't give 2 shits about the pot.
 
I want to know who fucking did this

Thats how I felt. Even though it was a lot of weed I was more pissed about my cd collection getting ripped off and not knowing who did it killed me. I haven't talked to any of the people at my house that night in over ten years. It was a big lesson for me on choosing my friends and who I let get close to me.

 
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Posted: #52
Is this like a "Clue" Board game?
 
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Is this like a "Clue" Board game?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Paulsy:

thanks man, i don't think i will ever know, but now i have to look at everyone differently


What the hell do you mean you'll never know.

CONFRONT THE ATHLETE AND REPORT THE STORY!!! Duh.
 
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Posted: #55
i will and judge his reaction
 
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Posted: #56
I think it's pretty obvious who did this.

a) the imaginary guy in your imaginary story about weed getting stolen.

or...

b) me, since I know where you live.
 
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Posted: #57
Call the local cops ask them to dust for prints. If they give you a hard time tell them you will give them some Purple Haze nuggs for when they are off duty.
 
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Posted: #58
Titan, you promised me you would clean the debris in front of my house and it is still there, are you sure you have my right address?
 
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Posted: #59
What other valuables were in the garage that could have been stolen easily?
 
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Good job weed thieves
 
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Horrible story.  Is it near the trash cans?  Could the garbage man have gotten a whiff of that skunk and followed his eager nose through your unlocked door?
 
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Posted: #62
all kinds of valubles in the garage as well, wifes purse in her car (unlocked), golf clubs, etc.
 
just taking the bag in the cabinet would open up the possibilities, but the lock box too? Lock box was hidden behind snowblower in out of way place.
 
fuckers
 
new shipment coming in today, but where to hide it now?
Going to have to buy a heavy safe i guess
 
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Posted: #63
 The Butler did it.
 
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Aren't lockboxes ususally stored in a safe place? I mean inside your house would be much more safe IMO.....
COVERS allows u to tell someone they are sexually frustrated so long as ur hands are clean
 
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Wherever you decide..........tell no one!
 
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Posted: #66
The 15 y/o did it, sold it, and bought a gram
 
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Weed thieves
 
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Posted: #68
OOOOH this is a riddle I heard this one before...

"Who did it?" is the question

but what exactly is IT, to figure out IT you must first ask yourself........
OK I'm going nowhere with this

I got money on the kids.  I was surprised, and on occasion still get surprised when I find out who actually are heavy smokers beside myself.  Plus they could've took it to look cool in front of friends or maybe a friend of theirs found it.  And then you may have hid it from yourself, stoners
 
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it was the athlete
 
what a piece of shit
 
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It was John Ashcroft.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Paulsy:

it was the athlete
 
what a piece of shit


current police blotter lisst Josh Howard being pulled over (police profiling) in your neighborhood....Hmmmmmm....coincidence?!?!?
 
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buy a pitbull and get one of them little keg things those big ass dogs have and put it on the pitbulls collar-steal my weed now fuker!
 
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Posted: #73
Paulsy - we tried to help you find your weed on the Covers Radio show today - take a listen - i think it might have been Teddy.
 
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Good God we have a Prez sighting....
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what a stupid assed attention craving thread
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