#cobret

[hresvelged]

She cannot deny his words, of course. She is curious. Is always wondering. The proposed idea is interesting, albeit she isn't so keen on delving into an abyss.

The Imperial Princess swings her axe into the soil below her as Azama attempts his magic, procuring another spot to lure the fiend with. When the dirt flies past her legs and falls onto the ground behind, there is nothing. No creatures nor other forms of life as far as she can see. Information worth storing for later, she presumes. Despite the stave and serpent at a seeming standstill, Edelgard commends the attempt. "Thank you for your concern. Hm.. I wouldn't take offense to its actions." It is advantageous, she thinks— That momentarily standstill between the two allots her time to make her move.

The fiend, whom has been so keen on poking and prodding, eventually eyes the hole Edelgard has crafted. She takes a few steps away and waits like an eagle hoping to find the perfect opportunity. In due time, the creature scurries towards her creation. It seems to find comfort in the makeshift home; Edelgard's larger shadow above the small space begins to loom and obscures all else. Misstep or otherwise, she is aware of when something is and isn't useful. Instead of using her words of persuasion, she resorts to the eyes of steel and axe of might. It rapidly leaves the hole and heads towards nearby shrubbery but does not take its sights off the pair; while difficult to see, the intent of it following through shrouded darkness reigns clear.

Edelgard attempts to Guile. 0 Wildness, 1 Wariness. Fiend is captured! [Identified as Cobret] COBRET, THE COMET FIEND. MATTER TYPE. LEGEND SAYS THAT COBRET ARE NOT ORIGINALLY FROM THIS WORLD, AND DESCENDED TO IT FROM THE SKIES, LIVING HERE EVER SINCE. IT COVERS ITSELF IN THICK, BILLOWING SMOKE SO IT CAN SLIDE EASILY THROUGH THE THICK BRUSH.

The tomohawk settles near her head once more and peers down towards the creature. "Indeed," she whispers to it. "We can take joy in our efforts here."

— End

— catch them all

happyland 2024 // week one, creature campaign

[aitan]

C'è chi le usa per tirare su bevande gassate cariche di zuccheri o cocktail esotici e fighetti.

C'è chi ci fa le bolle di sapone e chi ci inala il crack; chi ci inspira ed espira l'aria (pare che aiuti a sentirsi più sereni controllando meglio la respirazione) e chi le utilizza per riempirsi i polmoni e il cervello di cobret o cocaina.

Io le cannucce le uso per giocare con la musica e il mondo dei suoni.

Qui, per esempio, soffio in modo molesto in una appena convertita in strumento a fiato ad ancia doppia.

[crazy-so-na-sega]

C’è chi si fa di eroina Chi di coca e chi di coccoina. C’è chi si fa di crack, Chi fuma cobret e chi mescalina. C’è chi assume farmaci, Chi prostitute e chi metamfetamina. C’è chi prende tranquillanti, Chi barbiturici e chi acqua frizzantina. C’è chi si fa la ketamina, Chi l’MDA e chi sua cugina.

Io sono fatto di parole come un tossicomane all’ultimo stadio.

-aitan

[fernandoveiga-blog]

Eu na vida, @ka_accioly #love #stallone #stallonecobra #cobret #cobra #louca #classico #amor (em Rio de Janeiro)

[political-affairs]

'El Chapo' Guzman : Notorious Mexican Drugs Boss

Joaquín Archivaldo is a Mexican drug lord and former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, an international crime syndicate. Known as "El Chapo" ("Shorty") because of his 168 cm (5 ft 6 in) stature, Guzmán is considered to have been the most powerful drug trafficker in the world. Born in Sinaloa, Guzmán was raised in a poor farming family, and endured physical abuse at the hands of his father. Through his father, Guzmán entered the drug trade, helping him grow marijuana for local dealers during his early adulthood. By the late 1970s, Guzmán began working with Héctor Luis Palma Salazar, one of the nation's rising drug lords, whom he helped map routes to move drugs through Sinaloa, and into the United States. Guzmán later supervised logistics for Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo, one of the nation's leading kingpins, in the mid 1980s, but founded his own cartel in 1988 after Gallardo's arrest.

As the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, Guzmán oversaw operations whereby mass cocaine, methamphetamines, marijuana, and heroin was produced and subsequently smuggled into and distributed throughout the United States and Europe, the world's largest users. He achieved this by pioneering the use of distribution cells in the U.S. and long-range tunnels near borders, which enabled him to export more drugs to the United States than any other trafficker in history. His leadership of the cartel also brought immense wealth and power; Guzmán was ranked by Forbes as one of the most powerful people in the world between 2009 and 2013, while the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) estimated that he matched the influence and wealth of Pablo Escobar.

Guzmán was first captured in 1993 in Guatemala and was extradited and sentenced to 20 years in prison in Mexico for murder and drug trafficking. He bribed prison guards and escaped from a federal maximum-security prison in 2001. His status as a fugitive resulted in an $8.8 million combined reward from Mexico and the U.S. for information leading to his capture, and he was later arrested in Mexico in 2014. He escaped prior to formal sentencing in 2015, through a 1.5 km (0.93 mi) tunnel under his jail cell. He was recaptured by Mexican authorities following a shoot-out in 2016,[19] and was extradited to the United States a year later, where he was found guilty of a number of criminal charges related to his leadership of the Sinaloa Cartel. He is expected to be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in a sentencing hearing scheduled for 25 June 2019.

Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera was born into a poor family in the rural community of La Tuna, Badiraguato, Sinaloa, Mexico. He was born on 4 April 1957. His parents were Emilio Guzmán Bustillos and María Consuelo Loera Pérez.[26] His paternal grandparents were Juan Guzmán and Otilia Bustillos, and his maternal grandparents were Ovidio Loera Cobret and Pomposa Pérez Uriarte. For many generations, his family lived at La Tuna. His father was officially a cattle rancher, as were most in the area where he grew up; according to some sources, however, he might also have been a gomero, an opium poppy farmer. He has two younger sisters named Armida and Bernarda and four younger brothers named Miguel Ángel, Aureliano, Arturo, and Emilio. He had three unnamed older brothers who reportedly died of natural causes when he was very young.

Few details are known of Guzmán's upbringing. As a child, he sold oranges and dropped out of school in third grade to work with his father. He was regularly beaten, and he sometimes fled to his maternal grandmother's house to escape such treatment. However, he stood up to his father to protect his younger siblings from being beaten. It is possible that Guzmán incurred his father's wrath for trying to stop him from beating them. His mother, however, was his "foundation of emotional support". The nearest school to his home was about 60 miles (100 km) away, and he was taught by traveling teachers during his early years. The teachers stayed for a few months before moving to other areas. With few opportunities for employment in his hometown, he turned to the cultivation of opium poppy, a common practice among local residents. During harvest season, Guzmán and his brothers hiked the hills of Badiraguato to cut the bud of the poppy. Once the plant was stacked in kilos, his father sold the harvest to other suppliers in Culiacán and Guamúchil. and sold marijuana at commercial centers near the area while accompanied by Guzmán. His father spent most of the profits on liquor and women and often returned home with no money. Tired of his mismanagement, Guzmán cultivated his own marijuana plantation at age 15 with cousins Arturo, Alfredo, Carlos, and Héctor Beltrán Leyva, and he supported his family with his marijuana production.

 When he was a teenager, however, his father kicked him out of the house, and he went to live with his grandfather. It was during his adolescence that Guzmán gained the nickname "El Chapo", Mexican slang for "shorty", for his 1.68 metres (5 ft 6 in) stature and stocky physique. Most people in Badiraguato worked in the poppy fields of the Sierra Madre Occidental for most of their lives, but Guzmán left his hometown in search of greater opportunities through his uncle Pedro Avilés Pérez, one of the pioneers of Mexican drug trafficking. He left Badiraguato in his 20s and joined organized crime.

During the 1980s, the leading crime syndicate in Mexico was the Guadalajara Cartel, which was headed by Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo (alias "El Padrino" or "The Godfather"), Rafael Caro Quintero, Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo (alias "Don Neto"), Juan José Esparragoza Moreno (alias El Azul, "The Blue One") and others. In the 1970s, Guzmán first worked for the drug lord Héctor "El Güero" Palma by transporting drugs and overseeing their shipments from the Sierra Madre region to urban areas near the U.S.–Mexico border by aircraft. Since his initial steps in organized crime, Guzmán was ambitious and regularly pressed on his superiors to allow him to increase the share of narcotics that were smuggled across the border. He also favored a violent and serious approach when doing business; if any of his drug shipments were not on time, Guzmán would simply kill the smuggler himself by shooting him in the head. Those around him learned that cheating him or going with other competitors—even if they offered better prices—was unwise. The leaders of the Guadalajara Cartel liked Guzmán's business acumen, and in the early 1980s introduced him to Félix Gallardo, one of the major drug lords in Mexico at that time. Guzmán worked as a chauffeur for Félix Gallardo before he put him in charge of logistics, where Guzmán coordinated drug shipments from Colombia to Mexico by land, air, and sea. Palma ensured the deliveries arrived in the United States. Guzmán earned enough standing and began working for Félix Gallardo directly.

Throughout most of the late 1970s and early 1980s, the Mexican drug traffickers were also middlemen for the Colombian trafficking groups, and transported cocaine through the U.S.-Mexico border. Mexico, however, remained a secondary route for the Colombians, given that most of the drugs trafficked by their cartels were smuggled through the Caribbean and the Florida corridor.  Félix Gallardo was the leading drug baron in Mexico and friend of Juan Ramón Matta-Ballesteros, but his operations were still limited by his counterparts in South America. In the mid-1980s, however, the U.S. government increased law enforcement surveillance and put pressure on the Medellín and Cali Cartels by effectively reducing the drug trafficking operations in the Caribbean corridor. Realizing it was more profitable to hand over the operations to their Mexican counterparts, the Colombian cartels gave Félix Gallardo more control over their drug shipments. This power shift gave the Mexican organized crime groups more leverage over their Central American and South American counterparts. During the 1980s, however, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) was conducting undercover groundwork in Mexico, where several of its agents worked as informants.

One DEA agent, Enrique Camarena Salazar, was working as an informant and grew close to many top drug barons, including Félix Gallardo. In November 1984, the Mexican military—acting on the intelligence information provided by Camarena—raided a large marijuana plantation owned by the Guadalajara Cartel and known as "Rancho Búfalo". Angered by the suspected betrayal, Félix Gallardo and his men exacted revenge when they kidnapped, tortured, and killed Camarena in February 1985. The death of Camarena outraged Washington, and Mexico responded by carrying out a massive manhunt to arrest those involved in the incident. Guzmán took advantage of the internal crisis to gain ground within the cartel and take over more drug trafficking operations. In 1989, Félix Gallardo was arrested; while in prison and through a number of envoys, the drug lord called for a summit in Acapulco, Guerrero. In the conclave, Guzmán and others discussed the future of Mexico's drug trafficking and agreed to divide the territories previously owned by the Guadalajara Cartel. The Arellano Félix brothers formed the Tijuana Cartel, which controlled the Tijuana corridor and parts of Baja California; in Chihuahua state, a group controlled by Carrillo Fuentes family formed the Juárez Cartel; and the remaining faction left to Sinaloa and the Pacific Coast and formed the Sinaloa Cartel under the traffickers Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, Palma, and Guzmán. Guzmán was specifically in charge of the drug corridors of Tecate, Baja California,  and Mexicali and San Luis Río Colorado, two border crossings that connect the states of Sonora and Baja California with the U.S. states of Arizona and California.

[tifatait]

Caserta, arrestato pusher di numerose sostanze: sequestrati 3,27kg di cobret,1,5 kg di crack e 1,9kg di marijuana | La Milano | lamilano.it

Caserta, arrestato pusher di numerose sostanze: sequestrati 3,27kg di cobret,1,5 kg di crack e 1,9kg di marijuana | La Milano | lamilano.it

[allnews24]

Spaccio di droga: i Carabinieri hanno fermato un giovane di 20 anni con cobret e marijuana

Spaccio di droga: i Carabinieri hanno fermato un giovane di 20 anni con cobret e marijuana

Nell’ambito di mirati servizi antidroga predisposti dal Comando Provinciale Carabinieri di Isernia, un 20enne, isernino, è stato fermato durante un posto di controllo dei militari di Carpinone nei pressi di Sessano del Molise. Il giovane, che era alla guida della propria auto, alla vista dei militari ha tentato di disfarsi di alcuni involucri contenenti rispettivamente dosi di cobret,…

[gooblegobbleblog]

#influenza

C'è un unico lato positivo nel fatto di avere la gola fottuta dall'influenza: l'aerosòl. Cazzo, questa roba è meglio del cobret!

[mondoallarovescia-com]

Il Cobret, la droga dei disperati

Il Cobret, la droga dei disperati

Il Cobret è una droga che altera la realtà e lascia segni pesanti sull’organismo: distrugge polmoni, fegato, reni e circolazione. La droga di cui nessun altro, in Italia, parla o sa. A Napoli e dintorni è la droga che va per la maggiore. È la nuova droga da discoteca, che gli esperti sostengono sostituirà l’ecstasy. Il suo utilizzo nasce negli anni 60′ nei bassifondi giapponesi. (more…)

[allnews24]

Isernia. Sospetta overdose, trovate e sequestrate dosi di cobret nell’abitazione del 47enne

Isernia. Sospetta overdose, trovate e sequestrate dosi di cobret nell’abitazione del 47enne

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A Isernia, nel corso di una perquisizione eseguita dai Carabinieri del Nucleo Operativo e Radiomobile della locale Compagnia, nell’abitazione del 47enne che nella giornata di ieri è stato ricoverato presso l’Ospedale Civile del capoluogo “pentro”, per una sospetta overdose, sono state rinvenute nella camera da letto dosi di sostanze stupefacenti del tipo “cobret”, comunemente…

[allnews24]

Isernia. Controlli sul antidroga in tutta la provincia, sequestri di cobret e marijuana

Isernia. Controlli sul antidroga in tutta la provincia, sequestri di cobret e marijuana

Nel corso di una vasta attività di controllo del territorio da parte dei Carabinieri in tutta la provincia di Isernia, venivano sequestrate dosi di sostanze stupefacenti tra le quali il “cobret” o “droga dei disperati” che è una droga “pesante”, a basso costo, ottenuta dalla lavorazione dell’oppio che, secondo gli esperti, ha un potente effetto tossico ed è più pericolosa dell’eroina…

[allnews24]

Confezionano dosi di “cobret”, 4 arresti Teverola. I Carabinieri del Nucleo Operativo e Radiomobile di Aversa, a Teverola hanno arrestato in flagranza di reato per detenzione ai fini di spaccio di sostanze stupefacenti, Antonio F., 36 anni, residente a Villaricca, Luisa I., 40 anni, di Teverola, Maddalena V., 34 anni, di Casal di Principe Nazario C., 25 anni, residente a San Severo, in provincia di Foggia.

[gooblegobbleblog]

Meetup Napoli 2012

Volevo sondare un po' il terreno tra i Tumbleri Campani/Napoletani per l'organizzazione di un Meetup di stampo partenopeo (ovviamente l'invito è esteso anche alle altre regioni qualora vi andasse di visitare le nostre zone e/o aveste la possibilità di spostarvi agevolmente).

Io, volendo, ho già la location: lo facciamo in un capannone abbandonato nelle Case dei Puffi a Scampia.

Portate i vostri orologi migliori e le borse firmate.

Il Cobret lo offre la casa.