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Saturday, June 21, 2008

I have discovered a new substitue for cocaine!

I am reading the autobiography of a man who kidnapped Native American women and children for a living.

We placed our dusky prisoners in the boats and steered for camp Close watch was kept over them lest one should escape for each represented two hundred and fifty dollars We had fifteen of them which amounted in all to about three thousand seven hundred dollars They made no demonstrations on the journey indeed some of the squaws became friendly and communicative and even smiled at intervals The children however kept up a dolorous wail the entire distance One of the girls about
Pamphlets By Samuel Roffey Maitland

After bonding with the Native Americans over meals of snapper turtle and raw bear meat, he realises the error of his ways, frees the captives, and leads the Seminoles in battle against the greedy developers...


ha ha, just kidding, they happily sell them off in Fort Myers

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Our hero heads back to do some more kidnapping, this time in the everglades. Which leads us to this curious passage...

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I see...

the plant is now used mostly as a shrub and ornamental, also grows wild across southern Florida.

also, the seeds are oily enough to be used as candles.

and furthermore...

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A New Voyage Round the World ... By William Dampier, James Knapton


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I CAN, WILL AND MUST SEEK OUT THIS MAGICAL COCAINE FIRE CANDY FRUIT THAT IS FIT TO FUCK RATHER THAN BITE, AND COMES RECOMMENDED BY BOTH A FRENCHMAN AND A CALLOUS KIDNAPPER OF INDIANS. As soon as it stops raining.

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