Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform > The Ridge Creek School / Hidden Lake Academy
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Lols. This is hardly the biggest problem with HLA's criminal enterprise. Plus the kids pretty much help themselves to whatever they want. Nobody's minding the store anymore.
TheWho:
--- Quote from: "Guest" ---Lols. This is hardly the biggest problem with HLA's criminal enterprise. Plus the kids pretty much help themselves to whatever they want. Nobody's minding the store anymore.
--- End quote ---
Never said it was the biggest problem. Just sayin thats all.
Anonymous:
"I dont believe a license is needed to dispense drugs in the state of Georgia. " You are joking...
Anonymous:
No, that's thewho and he's not joking. He's deliberately lying to blunt the criticism, i.e. trolling.
TheWho:
--- Quote from: "Guest" ---No, that's thewho and he's not joking. He's deliberately lying to blunt the criticism, i.e. trolling.
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Again, you are the ones trolling. The rest of us are trying to have a conversation. Please try to contribute something constructive.
To get back on topic........This may help:
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