hey PT did you go down to your local courthouse and gawk at the British chick that killed her daughter? I think I saw you on the news!!
I see my name still pops up frequently in your posts, you must miss me 
Captain Chaos !!, of course i fucking missed you bruv !!, you are the only one here who is worth arguing with....................
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Oh, and i am - NEVER - High / low and to the left / right, i practise far to much / know my weapons to well !!...............
I would never shoot in your direction though, we are on the same page, you just don’t want to admit it yet.
Kids go ‘AWOL’ all the time bruv, i wouldn't even get out of bed if the Queen of England killed her daughter ( in law ), oh wait, she did !!, and i still didn't get out of bed for it......................
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Well she didn’t, but i hear she and the rest of the clan had ‘Mossad’ do it for them, that was a special op’s team in the ambulance ( did you not know this ?? ).
They gave her ‘Sodium thiopental, pancuronium bromide, and potassium chloride***’ - the whole car crash was just an excuse to say how she died !!.
The Autopsy was also done by a ‘FRIEND’ of the blue bloods, NOPE !!, no trace of foreign chemicals here...........CASE CLOSED !!.
PT -- SAIDA.
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In most states three chemicals are used for lethal injection: Sodium thiopental, pancuronium bromide, and potassium chloride. The first of these is considered an ultra-short-acting bromide which is effective as an anesthesia for just a few minutes. The second, pancuronium bromide, marketed as Pavulon, paralyzes the skeletal muscles without affecting the nerves or brain. The individual injected with Pavulon is conscious without being able to move or speak, thus giving the impression of serenity or tranquility. In the state of Tennessee, it is a crime for veterinarians to use this drug in euthanizing pets. The final injection, potassium chloride, stops the heart while causing excruciating pain. The effect of this “cocktail,” according to testimony by Dr. Mark J.S. Heath who teaches anesthesiology at Columbia, is “that the sodium thiopental can be inadequate or wear off”…leaving “the prisoner conscious, paralyzed, suffocating and subject to extreme pain from the potassium chloride” .
