when they ve been coked out for days, i can do anything! and he thinks i m god! those are probably right at the top. his voice is all raspy. he sounds like he s been huffing drugs for quite a while. i don t doubt that even if none of it were true he d probably be feeling it. people who are coked out tend to have high estimations of their abilities. greg: he never shut up. coke heads will talk about anything. they ll talk about their screen play. by the way, so i have this idea, half judge, half robot fighting aliens on an uncovered planet that s inside earth. ok, i ve no idea what you re talking about, but what i want to ask is how come the two of you know what it s like to be coked out? they watch ame.
myself, and she s my little princess. like ashley was to her daddy. you know, when i first approached the vehicle, i introduced myself to her. i told her who i was and why i stopped her. i requested for her driver s license and registration. while she was getting those things is when he spoke up and told me that that was his baby girl and he was she was bringing him home from chemotherapy at duke hospital. i noticed he was laying back in his seat. he was very soft spoken. his voice was a little raspy. he looked like he was tired and a sick man. at that moment in time, my heart just went out to him. in fact, you battled your own health conditions as well, and so you had recognized some parts of yourself within his experience. and you didn t even realize, i understand, ashley, you were so taken aback by the fact that he
his voice was a little raspy. he looked like he was tired and a sick man. at that moment in time, my heart just went out to him. in fact, you battled your own health conditions as well, and so you had recognized some parts of yourself within his experience. and you didn t even realize, i understand, ashlye, you were so taken aback by the fact that he came back and asked he gave you a warning, first of all, for speeding, allegedly. i m a lawyer, so allegedly speeding. he gave that you warning, of course, and then he asked if he could pray with you. and you snapped that photograph. he wasn t even aware of that very moment. what made you want to take that picture and capture that moment? well, you know, for two reasons. the first reason, my dad was very, very private person about his journey battling cancer. he battled colon cancer for two years. and so he was very private.
taking all in, sergeant sergeant moriarty, promise that he would give his patient a clean bill of health. no brain damage whatsoever she s wonderful. she s perfect. she is this little flower that has grown. he left there with the good brain. and that s very important. smart cookie. yeah. she s going to needed throughout life. when you look at erica, do you see any of your mom and america? yes. while parts? main thing, i see is our mouth. is that right? yeah, erica s loud, she has that raspy voice. she s like my. mom wears your mom now? up in heaven. do you think about her a lot? what kind of things do you think about? her about her coming down. what happens when she comes down? shall still be my mom. so it s a constant reminder that she is still with you?
jeffrey. we are the town square for the american idea.e i would say oh, my gosh. what, you don t like it? can i have a sick bag up here? i have the list. you re a subscriber. all ideas are welcome. look forward to reading. not all ideas. ten-step flaps. go ahead. no, my personal view is it was a deeply superficial hearing. i was really struck by the graspy the grasping quality. graspy is good. the graspy quality. i happen to know that school where she s on the board very well. some of my personal children have attended that cool. really? were they malformed by the books they read in kindergarten? the place is not a vmi. i want to stipulate, it is not a vmi.