Did you know this ?

[cam]

Chances are pretty good that cocaine can be found in your purse or wallet. Cocaine hydrochloride is very stable. It binds closely to the ink in in paper currency. FBI chemists have discovered that traces of cocaine can be found on almost every dollar bill in the United States. Hence most Americans handle cocaine every day of their lives. ³

Cocaine is a $35 billion illicit industry now exceeding Columbia's #1 export, coffee. ¹


Up to 75% of people who try cocaine will become addicted to it. Only one out of four people who try to quit will be able to without help.


Each day 5,000 more people will experiment with cocaine. ¹


1 in 10 workers say they know someone who uses cocaine on the job. ¹


Texas is a distribution and trans-shipment area for cocaine that is transported (via passenger vehicles & tractor-trailers) to destinations throughout the United States. Illicit transporters favor the exploitation of the commercial trucking industry to move bulk (multi-hundred kilogram) quantities of cocaine. Smaller loads are routinely seized from privately owned vehicles or from couriers utilizing public transportation. ²

[SEXIPUSSI]

Originally Posted by cam

Chances are pretty good that cocaine can be found in your purse or wallet. Cocaine hydrochloride is very stable. It binds closely to the ink in in paper currency. FBI chemists have discovered that traces of cocaine can be found on almost every dollar bill in the United States. Hence most Americans handle cocaine every day of their lives. ³

Cocaine is a $35 billion illicit industry now exceeding Columbia's #1 export, coffee. ¹


Up to 75% of people who try cocaine will become addicted to it. Only one out of four people who try to quit will be able to without help.


Each day 5,000 more people will experiment with cocaine. ¹


1 in 10 workers say they know someone who uses cocaine on the job. ¹


Texas is a distribution and trans-shipment area for cocaine that is transported (via passenger vehicles & tractor-trailers) to destinations throughout the United States. Illicit transporters favor the exploitation of the commercial trucking industry to move bulk (multi-hundred kilogram) quantities of cocaine. Smaller loads are routinely seized from privately owned vehicles or from couriers utilizing public transportation. ²

so soon the world will become coke head junkies.....sniffin n snortin all ova the show!

bless ya cam ur full of useless info !!!!!!!lol!!

[cam]

arnt I

I reckon thats got to be wrong about 1 in 4 will need help coming off it.

I know loads of people who have had a go and not beenm addicted to it.

[doolz]

Originally Posted by cam

Up to 75% of people who try cocaine will become addicted to it. Only one out of four people who try to quit will be able to without help.

thats a load of bullshit

[nathan]

Originally Posted by doolz

thats a load of bullshit

that is total shite. Satans dandruff ain't physically addictive. There are traces on 80% on uk bank notes cause surprise surprise the notes are printed in the city where the average trader skips his frosties and goes straight onto the nosebag for brekkie. Weird that stat though cam cause I'd say the chances are 100% of finding traces in my wallet

[Amelie]

Originally Posted by cam

Chances are pretty good that cocaine can be found in your purse or wallet. Cocaine hydrochloride is very stable. It binds closely to the ink in in paper currency. FBI chemists have discovered that traces of cocaine can be found on almost every dollar bill in the United States. Hence most Americans handle cocaine every day of their lives. ³

Cocaine is a $35 billion illicit industry now exceeding Columbia's #1 export, coffee. ¹


Up to 75% of people who try cocaine will become addicted to it. Only one out of four people who try to quit will be able to without help.


Each day 5,000 more people will experiment with cocaine. ¹


1 in 10 workers say they know someone who uses cocaine on the job. ¹


Texas is a distribution and trans-shipment area for cocaine that is transported (via passenger vehicles & tractor-trailers) to destinations throughout the United States. Illicit transporters favor the exploitation of the commercial trucking industry to move bulk (multi-hundred kilogram) quantities of cocaine. Smaller loads are routinely seized from privately owned vehicles or from couriers utilizing public transportation. ²

Well i think this is a load of shite as like 94% of the British population,i have no faith in statistics

(And yes i got there first DJ Phat Ed)

[Amelie]

Oh you great big shites! I have been waiting months for a stat thread so i could do my joke and no bastard got it.

[cam]

Originally Posted by Amelie

Oh you great big shites! I have been waiting months for a stat thread so i could do my joke and no bastard got it.

that sentance above was funnier hun

[Amelie]

Originally Posted by cam

that sentance above was funnier hun

well i think its really comical. Lol alright its a bit shit but i have waited for ages for that.

[digthemusic]

Originally Posted by Amelie

Oh you great big shites! I have been waiting months for a stat thread so i could do my joke and no bastard got it.

Got what.



















digthemusic

[Amelie]

Originally Posted by digthemusic

Got what.




















digthemusic

If we had a 'belm' smilie i think it would be called phil.

[digthemusic]

Originally Posted by Amelie

If we had a 'belm' smilie i think it would be called phil.

What did belmer actually mean.????

digthemusic

[piratepete]

there has been quite a few cases of money laundering, where when coming into the states the sniffer dogs have gone mental thinking it is drugs the cars have been ripped apart revealing no drugs but a big big bag of cash that had been stashed.
the reason why is becouse of the money being as said above being laced with coke lol .so when someone says can you smell the readys if u cant a sniffer dog can pmsl