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January 19, 2013 at 10:31 am

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korno

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For crying out loud Mezz, I’m a girl!!
Btw my dealer is also female 🙂 She’s a sweet nice girl, but she is well known for the fact that she has many many good male friends who will fuck up anyone who tries to mess with her, so she’s pretty safe.
It doesn’t matter wether the OP is male or female, I said in my first comment that she shouldn’t even think about dealing simply because she seems clueless!! It’s a bloody weird question to ask, IMO.
January 19, 2013 at 11:21 am

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Tank Girl

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What I meant by my post is

…..the mind set that there is a typical ‘look’ that people who consumes pills have – is very limited

And suggests to me no real experience of either the product or the customer- this attitude I would find difficult
And it wouldn’t lead me to have any faith in said dealer
January 19, 2013 at 11:22 am

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korno

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Just the fact that she’s on here asking, says it all pretty much hey
January 19, 2013 at 11:39 am

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MC G-Tek

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@Tank Girl 518751 wrote:

What I meant by my post is

…..the mind set that there is a typical ‘look’ that people who consumes pills have – is very limited

And suggests to me no real experience of either the product or the customer- this attitude I would find difficult
And it wouldn’t lead me to have any faith in said dealer

This almost strikes me as someone who’s very naive trying to do something they think will gain them popularity. Also, the fact that she might get ripped off by people seems to be an issue, yet no mention of the concerns of being busted – I know which one would worry me more if I was her!
January 19, 2013 at 12:03 pm

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Mezz

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@korno 518749 wrote:

For crying out loud Mezz, I’m a girl!!

What a real one…. on the internet…….. nah get outa here, Im not falling for ol’ trick that again lol

Show me the money honey
January 19, 2013 at 12:37 pm

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thelog

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@Mezz 518754 wrote:

What a real one…. on the internet…….. nah get outa here, Im not falling for ol’ trick that again lol

Show me the money honey

Stop pulling my leg and go soak your head, girls can’t use computers.

*sits back down in 1950’s style living room and tunes in wireless*
January 19, 2013 at 1:07 pm

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Garoldeep Singh

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@know_hope 518719 wrote:

big-up aylesbury massive!

please don’t do that. If you have an ebola virus, please release it here.
January 19, 2013 at 1:10 pm

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@MC G-Tek 518753 wrote:

This almost strikes me as someone who’s very naive trying to do something they think will gain them popularity. Also, the fact that she might get ripped off by people seems to be an issue, yet no mention of the concerns of being busted – I know which one would worry me more if I was her!

Sounds more like someone trying to get cash to pay their way through college to me.
January 19, 2013 at 1:13 pm

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Mezz

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@thelog 518755 wrote:

Stop pulling my leg and go soak your head, girls can’t use computers.

*sits back down in 1950’s style living room and tunes in wireless*

Lolz you know fall for that do you, all the woman I know are addicted to Ebay & FacePalmPage

Anything a woman says she cant do, what she means she wants you to do for her

‘O Im just a girl I cant change that tyre’ means I dont want to get my clothes dirty, you do it

‘O Im just a girl I cant put up that flatpack furniture together’ mean you do all the work while she sits telling you that your doing it wrong

‘O Im just a girl I cant work computers’ means I can be arsed spending hours setting up / installing shit when there’s shopping to be done, you do it

Only thing women cant do is piss standing up…. and lets face it us men aren’t as great as we think at that either, we can just about hit a tree or a doorway, any smaller target always gets some splash lol
January 19, 2013 at 1:20 pm

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know_hope

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@thelog 518744 wrote:

you are going to get arrested because you are foolish enough to post this crap on here, who knows what other epic fails you may trigger

i know dumb dealers, behave in ways that you’d think they’d get caught, and then there are ones that are really careful and get caught… thelog has a point tho, coming onto a public forum and asking these things and then acting them out may not be a winning formula…
January 19, 2013 at 1:30 pm

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General Lighting

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@Hardstyle126 518695 wrote:

Hi, so im a girl and thinking about selling pills, ive asked around and i can get myself a decent batch but unsure if its a good idea, some of my friends (who are mostly male) have said that its a bad idea because i can’t beat up anyone who bunks me or rips me off. any tips or any girls out there who have ever done it before?

Also, im starting a new College shortly and wondering whats the best way to get your name about so that people know you deal without it being too sketchy. And how do you find the group who like drugs, since i dont look like the drug doing type.

Any advice would be helpful guyss 🙂

TBH the amount of violence on the party drugs scene (as opposed to hard drugs) is fairly minimal. I’ve only witnessed 3 serious incidents in 20+ years and thats even when I was hanging around with some fairly sketchy people. Dealers have been all genders, ages and backgrounds.

The real danger to you is getting caught. Cops/Feds aren’t stupid, people (often girls) were selling drugs to fund their college costs when I was in college 20 years ago and therefore authorities worldwide are on the lookout for this kind of crime, the cops and the college authorities work together. Ironically because modern campuses are full of CCTV to protect the young people there, there is a very good chance you could get caught. Or just as likely you might fall out with a classmate (or they don’t agree with what you are doing in the first place) and they report you.

A womens pentitentiary is not the most pleasant place to finish your degree course.

A few years ago loads of my young friends were using and dealing, and also doing illegal raves but it only took a few months for the feds to bust them all. Those who were not in work (even if they were in college) all went to jail, those with jobs got heavy fines and community service / probation which limited their movement at weekends.
January 19, 2013 at 3:47 pm

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Mezz

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@General Lighting 518764 wrote:

TBH the amount of violence on the party drugs scene (as opposed to hard drugs) is fairly minimal. I’ve only witnessed 3 serious incidents in 20+ years and thats even when I was hanging around with some fairly sketchy people. Dealers have been all genders, ages and backgrounds.

The real danger to you is getting caught. Cops/Feds aren’t stupid, people (often girls) were selling drugs to fund their college costs when I was in college 20 years ago and therefore authorities worldwide are on the lookout for this kind of crime, the cops and the college authorities work together. Ironically because modern campuses are full of CCTV to protect the young people there, there is a very good chance you could get caught. Or just as likely you might fall out with a classmate (or they don’t agree with what you are doing in the first place) and they report you.

A womens pentitentiary is not the most pleasant place to finish your degree course.

A few years ago loads of my young friends were using and dealing, and also doing illegal raves but it only took a few months for the feds to bust them all. Those who were not in work (even if they were in college) all went to jail, those with jobs got heavy fines and community service / probation which limited their movement at weekends.

On the violence at the club/rave end you right, only trouble I ever seen was with drinkers & bouncers……….

BUT

At the higher end, even mid level it is a risk, my cous many years ago was living in a shared house ( everyone in the house was dealing something or selling stolen stuff to pay for the party lifestyle ) and one of them must have made a BIG buy cause they got raided by a rip off gang who stormed in mob handed with baseball bats and turned the place over, scared the shit out of everyone so much that by the end of the week everyone who lived there had moved out

Anywhere there is a lot of money to be had there will always be someone willing to use force to take it

On the police side, anything more than selling to very close trusted friends carries a big risk………….

You sell to some kid in college and they do something stupid or just get randomly caught with a pill, police put the frighteners on saying ‘possession of class A, criminal record that will come on CRB checks and screw up you career, potentially your whole life….. OR grass up the dealer & get a caution’ what you think will happen ?

IMO most police busts come from observation & intimidation, spot someone and scare them into giving to the next person higher up the chain
January 19, 2013 at 4:17 pm

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General Lighting

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@Mezz 518786 wrote:

BUT

At the higher end, even mid level it is a risk, my cous many years ago was living in a shared house ( everyone in the house was dealing something or selling stolen stuff to pay for the party lifestyle ) and one of them must have made a BIG buy cause they got raided by a rip off gang who stormed in mob handed with baseball bats and turned the place over, scared the shit out of everyone so much that by the end of the week everyone who lived there had moved out

Anywhere there is a lot of money to be had there will always be someone willing to use force to take it

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At some points during the 90s when the market was larger that did happen but its now less common on the drugs scene as the big deals aren’t as big as they once were and are done online. Also if people behave like scum (selling burgled stuff) its hardly surprising other bigger scum target them. Without giving away too much, especially as the party scene is dispersed and more specialised, most middle level dealers today are younger people usually with a day job with flexible hours or the lower ranks of a company, who launder some of their legit wages to buy a quantity of drugs to re-sell to their friends. The profits are usually spent on gadgets (particularly AV equipment) and offsetting motoring costs (hence why dealers often are caught because they run a car not usually affordable to their age group).

In any case young peoples shared houses (whether or not they are on the drugs scene) where folk think a lot of gadgets may be kept get turned over quite often round here especially in Essex though it sometimes happens in Suffolk. usually the attackers are folk what know them. its why the feds tell you to be careful where to put a big screen telly so folk outside cannot see it. Also a few party crews have had rigs stolen by local thieves (I think they got the bulk of the kit back but the attacker then moved on to street violence).

That said if she is going to college she may well be in more secured accomodation (even here they have student halls with CCTV and access control). But that presents a far greater risk as it logs exactly who has been in and out and when.

Many college buildings have similar arrangements, I occasionally go to meetings of community/environment groups in my town at the local uni and every part of that building has monitored access.

Also the profits on even medium level dealing aren’t as much as they once were as price and quality of all drugs have dropped and the market is diluted by the semi-legal RC scene.
January 19, 2013 at 4:25 pm

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General Lighting

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@know_hope 518763 wrote:

i know dumb dealers, behave in ways that you’d think they’d get caught, and then there are ones that are really careful and get caught… thelog has a point tho, coming onto a public forum and asking these things and then acting them out may not be a winning formula…

some dealers will be used as “useful idiots” to trap others further up the chain.
January 19, 2013 at 6:35 pm

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Tank Girl

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@Mezz 518761 wrote:

Only thing women cant do is piss standing up..

:p

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