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Wells Fargo vice president fired for ethics violation after pot stash discovered
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Posted on 11/17/2002 4:33:52 AM PST by chance33_98
Edited on 05/07/2004 7:33:59 PM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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To: Bloody Sam Roberts
To: chance33_98
HOLD MY JOINT ALERT!
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posted on
11/17/2002 5:41:26 AM PST
by
verity
To: chance33_98
I'm dead against the WOsD, but if this guy let his 10 yo kid know where the stash was, he's dumber than a frickin' toad and probably deserves a little b!tch slappin'.
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posted on
11/17/2002 5:52:02 AM PST
by
metesky
To: chance33_98
A Great Falls man whose 10-year-old son allegedly led the babysitter to his marijuana stash ...Hmmm... No mention of a Mrs. Hughes, is he divorced, a widower, seperated? Wife out of town on a trip? Was the babysitter seeking to toke some of the guy's buds? How'd the babysitter know the guy smoked dope? Did he have bongs laying about, ashtrays overflowing with roaches? Something about this story reeks.
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posted on
11/17/2002 6:02:48 AM PST
by
csvset
To: AmericaUnited
True.
To: chance33_98
A short story...
Feeling secure from a random urine analysis in light of his job title and position, and after having performing his job well for over 25 years with no sign of wrongdoing, the bank executive continued to clandestinely smoke marijuana in the confines of his home. There was no need to worry, or so he thought. He was above reproach, obeyed all of the other laws on the books and kept a low profile in his dealings. No one suspected how long he had been smoking marijuana or that he even smoked it. He was a respected member of society, had a fine home and positions of respect in both his business and social life.
He wasn't some guy in some alley selling dope to kids. No, in fact, he wasn't selling weed at all, he smoked all that he purchased himself. He knew, however, that what he bought and possessed, if he were ever caught, was of an amount large enough to be considered distribution. As a frugal banker he knew that he got a better deal when he bought larger quantities. Simple economics. As an added incentive, he didn't have to keep making numerous trips to resupply his stock, reducing the possibility of getting caught. His supplier liked the large amount of cash he got up front too. He took his chances.
Little did he know how soon his life would change...
To: *Wod_list
To: Landru
Got caught & now hang he must! 
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posted on
11/17/2002 8:44:07 AM PST
by
BraveMan
To: philman_36; Landru; sultan88
"Secret pot head.
He's rolling up a number,
And giving out the bread." And posting on this thread
What is there to dread?
MUD
To: chance33_98
A new kind of hero, good job by the babysitter in framing this guy. If all the babysitters of America would do this same thing across the country we could have all the adults locked up in no time at all. Bring a bag, stash a bag, call the cops. They should first start with the politicians and then move on to the cops and so on...
To: Free the USA; Wolfie; gdc61; BureaucratusMaximus; WindMinstrel; headsonpikes; philman_36; ...
Un Freaking believable Jedi-Girl Bump list,
HEY, dane, and your JBT's here is justice at it's finest.
Just like the show last night on COPS, the cops would sell the motorist a little bag of weed
then bust them, and take the car.
yeah most places don't arrest for POT,
Sure and I have some swamp land in Floriduh to sell ya.
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posted on
11/18/2002 11:28:56 AM PST
by
vin-one
To: PaxMacian
P.S. don't forget to make sure you get the persons fingerprints on the bag by searching the trash for used bags on a prior occasion.
To: anniegetyourgun
Was he a Rotarian or a Rastafarian?
To: FreedomPoster
In the neo-Puritans world, the Anti-Digestion Party would face-off against the Anti-Santa Claus Party.
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posted on
11/18/2002 11:46:44 AM PST
by
JohnGalt
To: MeneMeneTekelUpharsin
LOL!
Of course I believe it. Many, many,many professional people are marijuanna smokers. The WOD is just a sham to keep drugs illegal, prices high, and in control of the criminal elite.
END THE CORRUPT WOD NOW
To: chance33_98
I'm thinking LAWSUIT. They fire a guy for THIS?
You would think he is eating babies or something.
To: vin-one
Un Freaking believable...Not really. Just part of the plan, IMO.
Keywords reeducation confession.
Termination and resignation are just "additional bonuses".
Does everyone feel guilty?
Right before our very eyes and so few recognize it!
To: FreeLibertarian
End the WOsD bump
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posted on
11/18/2002 8:00:19 PM PST
by
dcwusmc
To: dcwusmc
The Marines must have been pure hell for you. Random urinalyses . . . health and welfare inspections . . . court-martial duty to hear cases involving spliff suckers . . . a military duty to rat out jarhead dopers.
Everything you despise about the WOD, and as an NCO you were responsible for carrying it out.
I would fire any person who worked for me if I discovered they were blowing dope, too. In a heartbeat.
To: BraveMan
Got caught & now hang he must!
More Yodaisms have you?
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