I think u mean Goldie Loc
Goldie loc is the darker one.
Goldie loc is the darker one.
As ratchet as she is, she's very pretty 
She's like a bright little red rose that grew out of concrete
She's like a bright little red rose that grew out of concrete
Clayton Endicott
Superstar
So i decided to peruse her IG just now for em.......research purposes and realized her pops is Tray Dee from the Eastsiders
the freckles and shyt, it makes sense. Tray Dee is a thorough one too. Hate it had to be him 
Art Barr
INVADING SOHH CHAMPION
So i decided to peruse her IG just now for em.......research purposes and realized her pops is Tray Dee from the Eastsiders
Wow,....really.
She cuhz and them daughter.
Art Barr
My dikk can only handle so much crazy....
Because she's shot people before? Tats on your face aren't for funAin't gon front though, that sh was sexy but why she gotta huge ass tattoo on her face for?!
She's completely checked out of the square life
I know this shorty is batshyt crazy but LAWD this video so gotdamn sexy for some reason
I need her in my life
Help me find her brehs
I guess she does know about gun safety. She lasered the back of her throat.
The 1st Law:
The Gun Is Always Loaded
Imagine you’re at the range and a buddy of yours has a new gun that he just picked up. He asks if you want to shoot it and you say “Well, obviously!”. Even if he shows you that the gun is clear and sets it down, the first thing you should always do when you pick it up is to safety-check it. This also applies to setting it down again. Whenever the gun is out of your control, even if you set it on a table for 30 seconds, you ALWAYS want to safety-check it when you pick it up. There is no exception to this rule.
The 2nd Law:
Never Point The Gun At Something You Are Not Prepared To Destroy
If you’ve done your safety-check and are absolutely sure that your gun is unloaded, that does not give you the go-ahead to be careless with it. Remembering the first rule, The Gun Is ALWAYS Loaded, you should never point it toward anything that you are not prepared to destroy.
The 3rd Law:
Always Be Sure Of Your Target And What Is Behind It
Bullets can go through – and beyond – your intended target. Knowing what’s behind your target is an essential step to safety and responsibility.
The 4th Law:
Keep Your Finger Off The Trigger Until
Your Sights Are On The Target
This 4th rule, arguably the most important one, should be practiced 100% of the time (as with all of these rules). With any modern firearm, as long as your finger is away from the trigger guard, your firearm will not discharge. Knowing this, there should be 0% chance of a negligent discharge. Notice we didn’t say ‘accidental discharge’, because there is no such thing. It’s negligent, period.
The 4 Rules of Gun Safety
She only observed the fourth rule.
Concerning VIolence
Decolonizer
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No hope.
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