Naes
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That James guy is some rat. Thats whats wrong with the world today. To many rats.
The Irish Growers Thread!
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nidgy
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biggest dickhead I think I ever seen,place is full of rat's,can never be too careful bro.!
Naes
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Eloquence is a right fancy word lol.
Gift of the gab is more like it
I kissed it a few times. There is rusty old bars about a meter below you with about 6 inches between them. You really have to get yourself under the stone and kiss it. All this is going on while a man aged about 147 is holding you !
Great place to see womens nipples. The fright makes them stick out for some strange reason
mdjenks
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I will man I will^^^ if ya ever decide ta come over giz a shout and we have a toke
nidgy
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fancy allright,gift of the gab sounds goodEloquence is a right fancy word lol.
Gift of the gab is more like it
I kissed it a few times. There is rusty old bars about a meter below you with about 6 inches between them. You really have to get yourself under the stone and kiss it. All this is going on while a man aged about 147 is holding you !
Great place to see womens nipples. The fright makes them stick out for some strange reason
gonna bring the kids ta see the fungie nex summer,you ever been bro ?
Roobarb
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Tell you what MD. if you make it to Ireland I will let you borrow my campervan (RV as you might say) for a few days so you can have a good look around. How do you feel about driving on the wrong side of the road? It's not a real big one but big enough for you and your good lady for a few nights.
Naes
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Havent been sadly. The word on the street is that it may not be the original dolphin. But a friendly dolphin anywayfancy allright,gift of the gab sounds good
Fota wildlife park is a good visit
irish4:20
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Gardaí seize drugs and Bitcoin in major ‘dark net’ sting in Dublin via TheJournal.ie http://jrnl.ie/1765776
Naes
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A suspected online drug trafficking distribution racket using the encrypted network Darknet has been smashed by detectives.
An international probe lead to the arrest of two suspects in Dublin and the seizure of almost €200,000 worth of drugs.
Computers and documents relating to off shore bank accounts in Switzerland, Belize and Poland were also uncovered.
A global investigation into the sale and supply of drugs on an encrypted layer of the internet known as the Darknet identified an Irish vendor in recent weeks.
The FBI, Interpol and European Police Forces were involved in the operation.
Following surveillance, officers from the National Drug Unit, the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) and the Computer Crime Investigation Unit (CCIU) yesterday raided a premises in Dublin 8 and arrested two suspects.
“A follow up search in Harolds Cross, Dublin 6 resulted in further small seizure of controlled drugs and documentation in relation to off shore bank accounts in Switzerland, Belize, Poland and a number of other countries,” said a Garda spokesman.
“The financial investigation in relation to this investigation is continuing with new information still coming to light at this time.”
A number of computers were removed from the scene and information immediately retrieved.
“At this time analysis is continuing with regard to storage of electro currency (Bitcoin) and CAB have already seized certain currency assets,” a spokesman added.
Gardai said a critical part of the operation was the preservation of data on encrypted computers which related to the worldwide distribution of controlled drugs from this premises in Dublin 8.
The men arrested at the scene are being detained at Kevin Street and Kilmainham Garda stations.
Gardai said an international day of action to disrupt global activity on the Darknet and remove certain websites and forums is to conclude within the next 24 hours under the FBI/Europol operation codenamed Onymous.
“The fact that such a significant vendor has been arrested in the presence of an encrypted but open computer with address lists for customers all over the world will be of significant interest to many global law enforcement agencies who specialise in Darknet investigations,” gardai added.
An international probe lead to the arrest of two suspects in Dublin and the seizure of almost €200,000 worth of drugs.
Computers and documents relating to off shore bank accounts in Switzerland, Belize and Poland were also uncovered.
A global investigation into the sale and supply of drugs on an encrypted layer of the internet known as the Darknet identified an Irish vendor in recent weeks.
The FBI, Interpol and European Police Forces were involved in the operation.
Following surveillance, officers from the National Drug Unit, the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) and the Computer Crime Investigation Unit (CCIU) yesterday raided a premises in Dublin 8 and arrested two suspects.
“A follow up search in Harolds Cross, Dublin 6 resulted in further small seizure of controlled drugs and documentation in relation to off shore bank accounts in Switzerland, Belize, Poland and a number of other countries,” said a Garda spokesman.
“The financial investigation in relation to this investigation is continuing with new information still coming to light at this time.”
A number of computers were removed from the scene and information immediately retrieved.
“At this time analysis is continuing with regard to storage of electro currency (Bitcoin) and CAB have already seized certain currency assets,” a spokesman added.
Gardai said a critical part of the operation was the preservation of data on encrypted computers which related to the worldwide distribution of controlled drugs from this premises in Dublin 8.
The men arrested at the scene are being detained at Kevin Street and Kilmainham Garda stations.
Gardai said an international day of action to disrupt global activity on the Darknet and remove certain websites and forums is to conclude within the next 24 hours under the FBI/Europol operation codenamed Onymous.
“The fact that such a significant vendor has been arrested in the presence of an encrypted but open computer with address lists for customers all over the world will be of significant interest to many global law enforcement agencies who specialise in Darknet investigations,” gardai added.
