Bad Boys - Part IV
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Penny's late girlfriend wasn't named Maya, she was Jane G. from the suburbs,
I never actually said his girlfriend was named Maya; Maya was the girl Nick from Sopot used to date. I only brought her up because she tagged along on a few trips with us.
Back then she was still in college, and her brother Mr. M. was part of the hardcore NYC crew (with Panda and the rest) and served alongside his brother on the front lines. (Near Vajdin vijenac).
God... damn it... that guy from Bank of America, that fat kid from the outskirts, etc...
Anyway, R. Knjaz is basically the one who forced Dugava TV into existence, which is where the whole "Dugave Republic" thing comes from.
Knjaz pushed Dugava TV through along with that guy who fell off the terrace—I think his name was Bora or something, I can't recall the exact name 100%. To be honest, I remember his sister's curves better.
More specifically, he did it with
I still remember it today—his death and that snippet from the obituary she wrote for him: "I feel something splitting inside me through the terraces of consciousness... I love you" (Azra)
So, let's just leave it at that, before this goes any further pointlessly.
We arrived in Venice six days after the fatality, traveling with part of the 7th Cavalry Brigade. I don't want to write another word about it here. If you have questions about the case, hit me up via PM.
Who says he was in the back of the last bus in Bergamo? We suddenly stumbled into this total chaos... shouting coming from all directions... flares going off everywhere, looking like you're in Stalingrad during an occupation... Molotovs flying, they even smashed our baseball, and we didn't even stop 😂 and the driver was such a pedantic little prick; he wouldn't even let us smoke so we wouldn't overheat the car. In the end, he was eating so much I thought he might have a stroke.😂 But hats off to the guys who stayed down there (+ Sarma).
And do you remember how long it took us to get out before the police finally dispersed them with batons?
I remember they were cuffing Italians and some policewoman too; at least that’s what the cop at the exit told me.
...ugh, man. Those steel exit doors—like an Inquisition gate, built for gladiators.🤣
I never actually said his girlfriend was named Maya; Maya was the girl Nick from Sopot used to date. I only brought her up because she tagged along on a few trips with us.
Back then she was still in college, and her brother Mr. M. was part of the hardcore NYC crew (with Panda and the rest) and served alongside his brother on the front lines. (Near Vajdin vijenac).
God... damn it... that guy from Bank of America, that fat kid from the outskirts, etc...
Anyway, R. Knjaz is basically the one who forced Dugava TV into existence, which is where the whole "Dugave Republic" thing comes from.
Knjaz pushed Dugava TV through along with that guy who fell off the terrace—I think his name was Bora or something, I can't recall the exact name 100%. To be honest, I remember his sister's curves better.
More specifically, he did it with
I still remember it today—his death and that snippet from the obituary she wrote for him: "I feel something splitting inside me through the terraces of consciousness... I love you" (Azra)
So, let's just leave it at that, before this goes any further pointlessly.
We arrived in Venice six days after the fatality, traveling with part of the 7th Cavalry Brigade. I don't want to write another word about it here. If you have questions about the case, hit me up via PM.
Who says he was in the back of the last bus in Bergamo? We suddenly stumbled into this total chaos... shouting coming from all directions... flares going off everywhere, looking like you're in Stalingrad during an occupation... Molotovs flying, they even smashed our baseball, and we didn't even stop 😂 and the driver was such a pedantic little prick; he wouldn't even let us smoke so we wouldn't overheat the car. In the end, he was eating so much I thought he might have a stroke.😂 But hats off to the guys who stayed down there (+ Sarma).
And do you remember how long it took us to get out before the police finally dispersed them with batons?
I remember they were cuffing Italians and some policewoman too; at least that’s what the cop at the exit told me.
...ugh, man. Those steel exit doors—like an Inquisition gate, built for gladiators.🤣