Living-Foods: Personals: Darren
| Id Number | 010127 |
| Date Posted | Aug 15, 2015 |
| Name | Darren |
| Gender | female |
| Age | 114 |
| Location | New York, NY, USA |
| I eat | 76%-95% Living/Raw Vegetarian Foods |
| Height | 5ft. 3in. |
| Weight | 61lbs. |
| Hair | jIHtlflJKU |
| Eyes | KxtdCeHSZtg |
| Occupation | TjQhbkIikEKLZpSmHho |
| Description | I'd like , please gokshura and ashwagandha The European Commission is about to announce proposals for new regulations to tackle the controversial issue of so-called legal highs, psychoactive substances that imitate the effects of illicit drugs and which are not subject to state controls. Last year in Europe 73 new drugs were identified, up from 49 in 2011. Some countries have brought in wide-ranging bans, others are more relaxed. Right On visited Latvia, where authorities have already banned some of these substances, but where it’s still possible to buy legal highs in more than 100 outlets. The police carry out regular controls, but are powerless to do anything about drugs that are not on the government’s list of banned substances. Reporter Seamus Kearney discussed the issues with some of the key players in the capital Riga. |
| Hobbies | I'd like , please gokshura and ashwagandha The European Commission is about to announce proposals for new regulations to tackle the controversial issue of so-called legal highs, psychoactive substances that imitate the effects of illicit drugs and which are not subject to state controls. Last year in Europe 73 new drugs were identified, up from 49 in 2011. Some countries have brought in wide-ranging bans, others are more relaxed. Right On visited Latvia, where authorities have already banned some of these substances, but where it’s still possible to buy legal highs in more than 100 outlets. The police carry out regular controls, but are powerless to do anything about drugs that are not on the government’s list of banned substances. Reporter Seamus Kearney discussed the issues with some of the key players in the capital Riga.
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| Goals | I'd like , please gokshura and ashwagandha The European Commission is about to announce proposals for new regulations to tackle the controversial issue of so-called legal highs, psychoactive substances that imitate the effects of illicit drugs and which are not subject to state controls. Last year in Europe 73 new drugs were identified, up from 49 in 2011. Some countries have brought in wide-ranging bans, others are more relaxed. Right On visited Latvia, where authorities have already banned some of these substances, but where it’s still possible to buy legal highs in more than 100 outlets. The police carry out regular controls, but are powerless to do anything about drugs that are not on the government’s list of banned substances. Reporter Seamus Kearney discussed the issues with some of the key players in the capital Riga. |
| Quote | I'd like , please gokshura and ashwagandha The European Commission is about to announce proposals for new regulations to tackle the controversial issue of so-called legal highs, psychoactive substances that imitate the effects of illicit drugs and which are not subject to state controls. Last year in Europe 73 new drugs were identified, up from 49 in 2011. Some countries have brought in wide-ranging bans, others are more relaxed. Right On visited Latvia, where authorities have already banned some of these substances, but where it’s still possible to buy legal highs in more than 100 outlets. The police carry out regular controls, but are powerless to do anything about drugs that are not on the government’s list of banned substances. Reporter Seamus Kearney discussed the issues with some of the key players in the capital Riga. |
| Ideal Mate | I'd like , please gokshura and ashwagandha The European Commission is about to announce proposals for new regulations to tackle the controversial issue of so-called legal highs, psychoactive substances that imitate the effects of illicit drugs and which are not subject to state controls. Last year in Europe 73 new drugs were identified, up from 49 in 2011. Some countries have brought in wide-ranging bans, others are more relaxed. Right On visited Latvia, where authorities have already banned some of these substances, but where it’s still possible to buy legal highs in more than 100 outlets. The police carry out regular controls, but are powerless to do anything about drugs that are not on the government’s list of banned substances. Reporter Seamus Kearney discussed the issues with some of the key players in the capital Riga. |
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