I'm talking about your zero tolerance policy toward the mania of Narco! You're in the right there. Powerful stance. Would you like to take it up a notch? Would you like to become an anti-narcomania zealot?
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I'm talking about your zero tolerance policy toward the mania of Narco! You're in the right there. Powerful stance. Would you like to take it up a notch? Would you like to become an anti-narcomania zealot?
You say the words loudly to yourself. That makes them very convincing. The world applauds you -- you are finally on the holy warpath against narcomania!
Yes. You're pure. Unravaged by Narco. Of course it's pretty obvious you've done a lot of drugs in the past -- and will probably do more in the future -- but that doesn't matter.
Don't arrest her. Push her a bit more but then let her off. That Ruby theory was solid. (And she's beautiful.)
Is she implying the Hardie boys are THE LAW?!
This Ruby, in her phrasing, is entrusted with great power. She trusts her. So do the others.
Hey, what is this funeral vibe here? You did what any good cop would do. Pat yourself on the back and move on.
Trying to recruit him is like trying to make a pet out of fire. This kid recognizes only one authority -- his own.
Pipe down Puzzle Face, this is a Code Red situation! If we review all the bad words, that's only going to add more temptation to saying them -- in front of the children. And we do not want that.
It's a good line, but your voice slips on commander, producing a little squeak. Sounds like you're afraid.
It's a good line but your voice slips on commander, producing a miserly little squeak. Sounds like you're afraid.
Forget about that for a moment. You need to address that remark first.
The words "I am an enemy commander" sound cold as iron from your lungs. The old man still hugs his gun...
That was not the right move. You should have pushed on.