Posted by rustyj14 on April 12, 2009 at 08:32:47 from (173.75.31.85):
In Reply to: Need advice posted by old hippy on April 12, 2009 at 08:18:37:
No.1: Oh, just tell her that a man needed a place to park the stuff he bought, whilst taking the other things to his place, 2 states away, with plans to come back later and get the rest of it! Then, after several months, and with no way to contact him, say he must of forgot how to find your place! No.2: if you have a friend in a state several states away, have him write to you, to tell you the guy who stored the stuff was either killed in some kind of accident, or has been installed in the jail, for being caught at smuggling dope into the country! Sheesh, man, ya have to be creative at this business of building up your hoard! From the creative mind of Rusty Jones!
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