Actually, it happened in East Germany. Pissed me off, so I got together with 500,000 close, personal friends and wiped out their country.
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There may have been a few. . . um. . . intervening events in the process.
But being skilled in the use of the fallacy post hoc ergo propter hoc, I can probably get away with it.
I just looked it up! I will absolutely ask him about it. Hell, I could use the shots for my shoulders & wrists as well!! The last shot I got was De
I just read up on it & I will definitely ask him about it. The last shot was an injection of durolane which is supposed to be a jell-type that coats the joint & it's supposed to last up to 9 months. It's not covered by healthcare so it cost me $275. Fortunately, my extended health paid for most of it. But, instead of making things better, it's even worse than before I got the shot. At least I could use my walker; now, not so much. I was told it would take anywhere from 1 week to 1 month to see the difference. Well, it's been a month & OMG I can hardly walk the pain is so bad.
So I'll definitely talk to him about options and Prolotherapy will be one of them. Thanks for the tip!!
Wow…that’s why I couldn’t be a security guard. Not being able to just react and then leave.
If the US, one punch and her meth rant is done. We can't do that here until she touches someone.
She yells her name and birth date. When I get a minute I'm checking court records.
Cara orTara Tanner August 12 1995.
Fuuuuuuuck. 30 going on 14.
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I suppose if the security guard gave her the slap upside the head she so richly deserved, he would be the one getting arrested.
Not so exotic in Abby Town just bricks of good old Cocaine found laying in the street.
An estimated $80,000 worth of drugs has been seized in Abbotsford, B.C., after being found in the road by an unsuspecting citizen.
According to a brief statement by the Abbotsford Police Department Saturday morning, the drugs were stumbled upon June 15.
The “concerned citizen” discovered “what appeared to be drugs” lying in the middle of Bradner Road, near Myrtle Avenue, and reported it to the police, the statement said.
“AbbyPD patrol officers responded and seized a brick of cocaine weighing approximately 1 kilogram,” the statement said, adding that the estimated street value of the seizure was $80,000.
The incident served as a reminder that “no day is routine” for police teams, the statement concluded.
“We thank the community for their continued support in helping keep Abbotsford safe.”
When asked for more details, the Abbotsford Police Department told CTV News it was unable to offer any further information on the incident.
‘Concerned citizen’ discovers $80K worth of cocaine in the road in Abbotsford, B.C.
An estimated $80,000 worth of drugs has been seized in Abbotsford, B.C., after being found in the road by an unsuspecting citizen.
According to a brief statement by the Abbotsford Police Department Saturday morning, the drugs were stumbled upon June 15.
The “concerned citizen” discovered “what appeared to be drugs” lying in the middle of Bradner Road, near Myrtle Avenue, and reported it to the police, the statement said.
“AbbyPD patrol officers responded and seized a brick of cocaine weighing approximately 1 kilogram,” the statement said, adding that the estimated street value of the seizure was $80,000.
The incident served as a reminder that “no day is routine” for police teams, the statement concluded.
“We thank the community for their continued support in helping keep Abbotsford safe.”
When asked for more details, the Abbotsford Police Department told CTV News it was unable to offer any further information on the incident.
This sounds sketchy to me . Somebody just left 80 K lying. Around an$ the other guy didn’t party . Yea right .Not so exotic in Abby Town just bricks of good old Cocaine found laying in the street.
‘Concerned citizen’ discovers $80K worth of cocaine in the road in Abbotsford, B.C.
An estimated $80,000 worth of drugs has been seized in Abbotsford, B.C., after being found in the road by an unsuspecting citizen.
According to a brief statement by the Abbotsford Police Department Saturday morning, the drugs were stumbled upon June 15.
The “concerned citizen” discovered “what appeared to be drugs” lying in the middle of Bradner Road, near Myrtle Avenue, and reported it to the police, the statement said.
“AbbyPD patrol officers responded and seized a brick of cocaine weighing approximately 1 kilogram,” the statement said, adding that the estimated street value of the seizure was $80,000.
The incident served as a reminder that “no day is routine” for police teams, the statement concluded.
“We thank the community for their continued support in helping keep Abbotsford safe.”
When asked for more details, the Abbotsford Police Department told CTV News it was unable to offer any further information on the incident.
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Street fentanyl being spiked with animal tranquilizers, Montreal health officials warn
Medetomidine and xylazine have been found in illegal doses of the drug, health authority says.
Author of the article:Montreal Gazette
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Published Sep 05, 2025 • Last updated 1 day ago • 1 minute read
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Fentanyl pills are displayed at a research laboratory in Northern Virginia on April 29, 2025. Mark Schiefelbein/AP
Local illicit drug users are being warned by Montreal public health officials that quantities of medetomidine and xylazine, tranquilizers used in veterinary medicine, have been found during the past few weeks in local street doses of fentanyl.
In a communiqué issued Thursday, the Direction régionale de santé publique de Montréal noted that when combined with other depressants such as opioids or benzodiazepines, the animal tranquilizers increased the risk of an overdose. While the use of naloxone could alleviate the overdose effects of opioids, those of the veterinary drugs require an immediate call to 911 for hospital treatment.
Overdose symptoms include slowed heartbeat, low blood pressure, respiratory problems that can lead to respiratory arrest, heavy drowsiness and reduced or absent response to stimuli.
The health authority is also urging local physicians to be on the lookout for signs of overdoses due to the presence of the animal tranquilizers.
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Medetomidine and xylazine have been found in illegal doses of the drug, health authority says.
Author of the article:Montreal Gazette
Montreal Gazette
Published Sep 05, 2025 • Last updated 1 day ago • 1 minute read
Fentanyl pills are displayed at a research laboratory in Northern Virginia on April 29, 2025.
Fentanyl pills are displayed at a research laboratory in Northern Virginia on April 29, 2025. Mark Schiefelbein/AP
Local illicit drug users are being warned by Montreal public health officials that quantities of medetomidine and xylazine, tranquilizers used in veterinary medicine, have been found during the past few weeks in local street doses of fentanyl.
In a communiqué issued Thursday, the Direction régionale de santé publique de Montréal noted that when combined with other depressants such as opioids or benzodiazepines, the animal tranquilizers increased the risk of an overdose. While the use of naloxone could alleviate the overdose effects of opioids, those of the veterinary drugs require an immediate call to 911 for hospital treatment.
Overdose symptoms include slowed heartbeat, low blood pressure, respiratory problems that can lead to respiratory arrest, heavy drowsiness and reduced or absent response to stimuli.
The health authority is also urging local physicians to be on the lookout for signs of overdoses due to the presence of the animal tranquilizers.
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Street fentanyl being spiked with animal tranquilizers, Montreal health officials warn
Street fentanyl being spiked with animal tranquilizers, Montreal health officials warn