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4.5 Hours, 275 Miles, $200, And An Explosive Package: A Hardcore Husky Tale
DoogCourics
Member Posts: 5,739
It was a regular Tuesday until I received a message that would change my life:
"I have what you want: you're going to bring me cash, and you're going to do it soon."
Instantly my life changed. Anxiety and fear gripped me. Even though it would take place in a public arena, I'd never been a part of an exchange like this. I'm not @Swaye or @USMChawk or the countless other Hardcore Husky heroes. I've never fought for American freedom against the terrorists. The stories, photos, and gifs I've heard over the last year and a half about the most notorious terrorist on these boreds had left me shaken. Iran Air, hostage negotiations, improvised explosive devices, a call for all gay Muslims to join the fight. It was the stuff of nightmares.
For all I knew, I would end up a prisoner in an exchange gone bad:

But what choice did I have? He was right. He had what I wanted, and there was nothing I could do but show up with the money and hope for the best:

So I get in my truck, and I drive. I drive for hours not knowing what dangers lie ahead. We agreed to meet in Tacoma so we could be Tac Town Tuff. If there was anywhere that I had to fight for my life, I'd want it to be done in Tacoma so everyone knew I died TUFF.
But when I got to the parking lot for the exchange, what I found blew my mind. No bombs. No guns. No vans or blindfolds or shouting for gays. Just some really nice guy smiling and dancing with music and friends:

There was @PurpleBaze with a smile, a handshake, and some kickass purple and gold Addidas that he'd never worn. With a simple exchange of cash forsex shoes, I got the shoes Addidas fucked me on, and Baze got the money he needed for hookers and blow continuing his expensive new Rolex addiction spurned on by @YellowSnow's hobby bored and the watch snobs that inhabit it.
It's been 2 days: the shoes fit, haven't fallen apart, and the box didn't blow up. There were explosives inside the package, but it wasn't an IED. It was just a pair of kickass shoes. For all I know there is a mic and gps planted inside and he's tracking my movements and stealing all my info. Oh well, he'll be disappointed in what he finds out about me.
Thanks @PurpleBaze, you've opened my eyes: Not all terrorists are bad all the time. And hopefully I've opened yours: Not all infidels need to be exploded on sight.
"I have what you want: you're going to bring me cash, and you're going to do it soon."
Instantly my life changed. Anxiety and fear gripped me. Even though it would take place in a public arena, I'd never been a part of an exchange like this. I'm not @Swaye or @USMChawk or the countless other Hardcore Husky heroes. I've never fought for American freedom against the terrorists. The stories, photos, and gifs I've heard over the last year and a half about the most notorious terrorist on these boreds had left me shaken. Iran Air, hostage negotiations, improvised explosive devices, a call for all gay Muslims to join the fight. It was the stuff of nightmares.
For all I knew, I would end up a prisoner in an exchange gone bad:

But what choice did I have? He was right. He had what I wanted, and there was nothing I could do but show up with the money and hope for the best:

So I get in my truck, and I drive. I drive for hours not knowing what dangers lie ahead. We agreed to meet in Tacoma so we could be Tac Town Tuff. If there was anywhere that I had to fight for my life, I'd want it to be done in Tacoma so everyone knew I died TUFF.
But when I got to the parking lot for the exchange, what I found blew my mind. No bombs. No guns. No vans or blindfolds or shouting for gays. Just some really nice guy smiling and dancing with music and friends:

There was @PurpleBaze with a smile, a handshake, and some kickass purple and gold Addidas that he'd never worn. With a simple exchange of cash for
It's been 2 days: the shoes fit, haven't fallen apart, and the box didn't blow up. There were explosives inside the package, but it wasn't an IED. It was just a pair of kickass shoes. For all I know there is a mic and gps planted inside and he's tracking my movements and stealing all my info. Oh well, he'll be disappointed in what he finds out about me.
Thanks @PurpleBaze, you've opened my eyes: Not all terrorists are bad all the time. And hopefully I've opened yours: Not all infidels need to be exploded on sight.
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Not a dirty rainy night huh
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The PM subculture here blows my mind.
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Just a dirty, rainy morning in Tacoma with a new friend.Pitchfork51 said:Not a dirty rainy night huh
And I got pics!

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Thanks for blowing my cover with that "nice guy" bullshit.
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After btp pmd me a few times I refused to ever answer oneGrundleStiltzkin said:The PM subculture here blows my mind.
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And DoogCourics, you can thank UW shitting itself against Cal. They killed whatever little Doog that was left in me.
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I didn’t say you were nice.PurpleBaze said:Thanks for blowing my cover with that "nice guy" bullshit.
I said you weren’t bad all the time.
A crackhead will do all sorts of things to fund their Rolex habit. -
OWRPOTDDoogCourics said:
I didn’t say you were nice.PurpleBaze said:Thanks for blowing my cover with that "nice guy" bullshit.
I said you weren’t bad all the time.
A crackhead will do all sorts of things to fund their Rolex habit. -

Holla at me if you got them 14s. -
We've got millennial men with cats and gen xers with athletic shoes
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