Dara Torres-Amazing

You are probably right stud. I was walking the beat one night and a school friend who had taken the wrong path asked me to stand guard while he broke into stores. He said he would share the lute with me. I told him don't do it on my beat. I was brought up in a neighbour hood of murderers, mafia, and general bad guys. My friend was the enforcer for the mafia. One of my best friends in grade school was the shooter for the enforcer. My neighbour was a heroin dealer. Most of the girls I went to school with ended up as heroin addicts and in the profession. I was lucky my mother and father made us go to the swimpool and made us join the swim club. I grew up in a rough town too...my dad was a cop, my brother still is...what happens as a young kid is of little relevance when you're a grown and understanding adult. Things are not black and white, but if you want to stir it up don't hide it behind a question if you truly believe it. That's my stance.

You are probably right stud. I was walking the beat one night and a school friend who had taken the wrong path asked me to stand guard while he broke into stores. He said he would share the lute with me. I told him don't do it on my beat. I was brought up in a neighbour hood of murderers, mafia, and general bad guys. My friend was the enforcer for the mafia. One of my best friends in grade school was the shooter for the enforcer. My neighbour was a heroin dealer. Most of the girls I went to school with ended up as heroin addicts and in the profession. I was lucky my mother and father made us go to the swimpool and made us join the swim club. I grew up in a rough town too...my dad was a cop, my brother still is...what happens as a young kid is of little relevance when you're a grown and understanding adult. Things are not black and white, but if you want to stir it up don't hide it behind a question if you truly believe it. That's my stance.