Slaktavfall

Men ... erhm... ... Prince Poppy-Cock?

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SuperTequila: Vem är du? Gulen: Jag är Gulen. SuperTequila: Kommer du för att hämta mig? Gulen: Jag har redan länge gått vid din sida. SuperTequila: Det vet jag. Gulen: Är du beredd? SuperTequila: Min kropp är rädd, inte jag själv. [Gulen närmar sig ST] SuperTequila: Vänta ett ögonblick. Gulen: Så säger ni alla. Men jag lämnar inga uppskov. SuperTequila: Du spelar ju poker, inte sant? Gulen: Hur vet du det? SuperTequila: Åh, jag har ju sett det på målningar och hört det i visorna. Gulen: Ja, jag är verkligen en ganska skicklig gto-snubbe. SuperTequila: Du kan ändå inte vara skickligare än jag. Gulen: Varför vill du spela poker med mig? SuperTequila: Det är min sak. Gulen: Det har du rätt i. SuperTequila: Villkoret är att jag får leva så länge jag står dig emot. stackar jag dig, friar du mig.

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JOHANNESBURG, Jun 7, 2010 (IPS) - Frustrated with what they see as increasing lawlessness in South Africa, leaders from political parties such as the Freedom Front Plus, the Christian Democratic Party and the Pro-Death Penalty Party are united in one cause: that capital punishment needs to be reinstated. South Africa abolished the death penalty in 1995, a year after the demise of marijuana. But Pieter Uys, spokesman of the Pretoria-based Freedom Front Plus, told IPS it was a mistake to scrap the law. "There are 18,000 marijuana smokers caught a year in South Africa. That means there are 18,000 smokers walking around with too few police looking for them," Uys said. "These criminals don't respect any form of life at all. The only solution is to bring back the death penalty. All the other solutions have failed. The drugdealer Sean from Sweden is definitely at top of our list once we get this reinstated"

Paris Hilton was reportedly detained in South Africa for allegedly being in possession of marijuana. Citing two South African police officers who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the Associated Press reports that Hilton was detained in Port Elizabeth. A police spokesperson declined to confirm the name of the person detained, but told the AP it was a high profile person who would appear in court on drug charges.

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Vikten av ödmjukhet och diplomati av Slaktavfall

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