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TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
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Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
Nope, not gonna type it...not gonna type it....nope, not me.
Nope, not gonna type it...not gonna type it....nope, not me.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
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This woman has now been arrested for a DWI. Still betting she was just really sick.
This woman has now been arrested for a DWI. Still betting she was just really sick.
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maybe he should hammerpunch you in the ovaries? If you're still young enough to have any...
MinnesotaNorthStar
Minding the gap
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He kind of looks like Rimbaud when he had a beard...
Saw this on facebook, and was coming on here to post it. Stay classy, Mankato!!
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It's nice to see that they let kids visit the cockpit, even in this day and age of high security.
It's nice to see that they let kids visit the cockpit, even in this day and age of high security.
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Um....wow.
maybe he should hammerpunch you in the ovaries? If you're still young enough to have any...
Um....wow.
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That's okay. Hers are probably all messed up from the anorexia and the drugs.
That's okay. Hers are probably all messed up from the anorexia and the drugs.
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Might be more than pot...she had access to hospital meds.
Might be more than pot...she had access to hospital meds.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
No. Let it all burn.
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Ever worked in a hospital? Or a pharmacy? It's nearly impossible to get the good drugs out without getting caught.
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Not really. All the nurses have to do is dilute the meds they're giving to their patients and take the rest for themselves (it's happened, and people have been busted for it).
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
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Yeah it happens, but the restrictions and precautions taken when it comes to opiods is pretty extreme. My brother tells me all the time about how most hospitals basically have these locked in a vault with a two-foot thick steel door surrounded by eight feet of reinforced concrete, you need two forms of identification, a blood sample, a family tree, pass a credit check, take a lie detector test, and have to traverse a pit of crocodiles to get to them.
Can some people get access and dilute the drugs? Sure. Could they do this all without getting caught? Probably not. Not only that but people who become addicted to opiods tend to have pretty recognizable signs of being addicts. It would seem that most doctors can tell within a few seconds of meeting someone if they are drug-seekers.
Yeah it happens, but the restrictions and precautions taken when it comes to opiods is pretty extreme. My brother tells me all the time about how most hospitals basically have these locked in a vault with a two-foot thick steel door surrounded by eight feet of reinforced concrete, you need two forms of identification, a blood sample, a family tree, pass a credit check, take a lie detector test, and have to traverse a pit of crocodiles to get to them.
Can some people get access and dilute the drugs? Sure. Could they do this all without getting caught? Probably not. Not only that but people who become addicted to opiods tend to have pretty recognizable signs of being addicts. It would seem that most doctors can tell within a few seconds of meeting someone if they are drug-seekers.
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