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dude. not cool.. why you gotta drop joe's name on here...:lol:

someone should start a portland archive thread on here:lol::lol::lol:

that background on the difr is pretty good..

im really feelin that enuf and pestoe...

WHISTLE BLOWER IN PORTLAND...........

bump for 3 pages of old shit that has been posted already.. got anything current disaster..

your what 19? so in 95 when he started you were... 7 years old.. right. whats the point with the heroin comment?

why go to the trouble to get that angle? there is a clear shot of the whole thing from ground level...

yeah the style.. been around longer than you know.

the car with the multi filled bonus is ill!! my favorite bonus and emte so far... props fellas.

043!! GOOD POST!!

i know plenty of people that take flicks and dont care to ever post on here. or even look on here for that matter.. i dont remember why i thought he is a cop, but i dont think that is a strong argument.. but thanks for the flash back disaster. cop or not, nice flicks..

yep these too.

new page

borrowed.....

thats what you get for thinking.. maybe you should keep thoughts to your self.. no one cares what you assume.. and simples been around since more like '95..

thats the first worthwhile post chubs has ever made.. only cuz its actually half ass whitty.. now shut the fuck up kid.

and this is just funny... "began to cry" CANBY, Ore. - A 35-year-old Canby man was arrested after he was allegedly caught in the act early Monday. Sgt. Scott Cunningham was patrolling near Sequoia Parkway about 2 a.m. when he spotted a car parked at JV Northwest. Cunningham says Jaime Estevan Pico was walking from the building with blue spray paint on his right hand. There was reportedly fresh graffiti in blue spray paint on the side of the building. Pico allegedly began to cry and admitted to tagging the building. He said he needed someplace to do his art. Pico was cited for criminal mischief, unlawfully applying graffiti and unlawfully possessing a graffiti implement. Police do not believe that the markings were gang related. 5/9/2007