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WILDGAME
I'd be so nervous ordering a powder now. I can see that In itself brewing for own could become a addiction. The process of setting up, getting things ready, actual brewing and then the feeling of accomplishment once done. I don't know how to brew it nor am I going to go there unless... Lol somebody taught me how one on one. Still I'd be to afraid of the powder being delivered.
I spent my 42nd birthday in prison. Id gone all my life without getting into to much trouble. It hit all at once... I'm a 3 time felon. All within a few short years. My 9 lives are used up.
12yrs I've been on the straight and narrow. 4yrs from being able to get my gun rights restored which is very important to me. I never ever drive after having 2 alcoholic drinks and if I do I have a pint of water for every drink. I DO NOT drive after dark unless I absolutely have to. I never, ever travel with a gun even though I have access to them for home or business protection. What I'm saying is I try very hard to minimize ways I could get into a bind with the law. I've not even had a speeding ticket but one in 10yrs.
Buying testosterone is the only thing I do that could cause me issues but the need for my test. Far outweighs my fear of getting caught. I used to order a grand or better everytime I ordered thinking the less times delivered it improved my odds rather than having multiple orders coming in regularly. I order smaller orders now so at least I can proclaim its all personal use and maybe be beloved. Hard to claim that when I've got 5 of everything they have. I can't afford to get caught.
When I was busted in 02 all I had to do to get no time was turn on my source, the guy who manufactured. I wouldn't do it so I got 10yrs. Luckly because I owned my Meat Market I was super well known. The lady that ran the court house for 30yrs doing fines and such shopped at my store and loved me. She went to the judge who was known as The hangman because he sent everybody to prison. She went to him with tears in her eyes to cut me a break. Everybody else was getting 5 in and 5 on paper. He gave me 3in 7 on paper. With credit for time served and good days 3 days credit for every one day served I was back out in a year. Still one of the hardest things I've ever done in my life. Prison wasn't nothing. It was the visits from my wife and children that broke my heart. The kids would ask why I can't come home. Tuff times on the heart...
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