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https://www.google.ca/amp/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.4308059
You seen this?
Pawgs yelling rape after taking drugs
I don't believe them
thatrapsfan
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I know this dude, used to live in my old area
Dude about to go away for life with that dangerous offender tag.
Y'all stay talking about the most negative shyt in this thread.
If your job requires you to sometimes journey into the jungle, I suggest you not bring sheeps with you.
Every athlete or celebrity who's required to be around a certain element (Floyd, Drake, Jay) keep street dudes around even with paid security. Certain things you may need to be privy to aren't coming from hired security, and they aren't taking the fall for you if things happen.
That story is not completely accurate most people assumed Giannini had a mob connection or had a debt to an associate that sparked that shooting...You just dont get shot up like that randomly sitting in a restaurant.
the next guy
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Police Chief Mark Saunders to receive kidney from wife on Monday
Toronto’s police chief will receive the gift of life from his very own wife.
Since being diagnosed with kidney disease, Mark Saunders has revealed to CTV News Toronto that he will receive a transplant from his wife Stacey next week.
“The stars aligned for me,” he said, seated next to his wife in their west-end home on Friday.
“I’m one of the fortunate ones.”
Sometime in the late 90s, Saunders discovered he had been living with one kidney his whole life.
The singular kidney was never a result of a “lifestyle issue,” he said, but merely something he was born with.
“Later on, it turned out that the other kidney had kidney disease,” he said.
“It wasn’t discovered through anything symptomatic, it was me going in and getting blood work done (and) the earmarking’s of the disease were discovered.”
While one healthy kidney is all the body needs to function, an ailing second kidney can quickly become a life or death situation.
Toronto’s police chief will receive the gift of life from his very own wife.
Since being diagnosed with kidney disease, Mark Saunders has revealed to CTV News Toronto that he will receive a transplant from his wife Stacey next week.
“The stars aligned for me,” he said, seated next to his wife in their west-end home on Friday.
“I’m one of the fortunate ones.”
Sometime in the late 90s, Saunders discovered he had been living with one kidney his whole life.
The singular kidney was never a result of a “lifestyle issue,” he said, but merely something he was born with.
“Later on, it turned out that the other kidney had kidney disease,” he said.
“It wasn’t discovered through anything symptomatic, it was me going in and getting blood work done (and) the earmarking’s of the disease were discovered.”
While one healthy kidney is all the body needs to function, an ailing second kidney can quickly become a life or death situation.
kingest_kong
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Cause this thread is filled with wastemans
