The Crime Trade Quotes
The Crime Trade
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“Always expect the unexpected. Never get too when things are going well, because otherwise the fall will be a lot harder.
dinosaurs: triceratops and stegosaurus.
Weather forecasters are like prison visitors. Nice people but usually misguided.
The answer was yes, no, and maybe all rolled in one.
She added that she hoped she might see him again. Not if I catch sight of you first, he thought.
But like anything in life, you can never quite tell. People you know always have the ability to shock you.
The label said it was "just like the mama used to cook" but if that was the case mama had obviously long since been banned from the kitchen.
He wasn't work-shy. He was work-allergic.
The problem these days is that gangsters, whether they be small time drug dealers with guns and attitude or wannabe urban godfathers like Nicholas Tyndall, have no qualms about using serious violence and the treat of it to get what they want, because they know that neither the judicial system nor the police service have the wherewithal or the powers to protect those who speak out against them.
English prisons are roughly on a par with English traffic, English weather and English hospitals. In other words, fucking terrible.
The striation marks on a bullet are the microscopic scratches caused by imperfections on the surface of the interior of a gun's barrel that are unique to each individual firearm, and act as its calling card.The same striation marks will appear on a bullet every time a particular gun is fired.
'The last time I spent quality time with you was Heathrow last week and five people ended up shot'
The thing with me is that I am pessimist who's constantly trying to be optimistic, but can't quite manage it. Experience gained through years of policework doesn't allow for that sort of naivety.
They say its a grand life if you don't weaken and for so long I've tried to live my life like that, but at that moment in time, weakness felt so tempting that I almost open my arms to greet it.
'And the whole time I couldn't wait to leave. And you know what, thy were the best years of my life.”
― The Crime Trade
dinosaurs: triceratops and stegosaurus.
Weather forecasters are like prison visitors. Nice people but usually misguided.
The answer was yes, no, and maybe all rolled in one.
She added that she hoped she might see him again. Not if I catch sight of you first, he thought.
But like anything in life, you can never quite tell. People you know always have the ability to shock you.
The label said it was "just like the mama used to cook" but if that was the case mama had obviously long since been banned from the kitchen.
He wasn't work-shy. He was work-allergic.
The problem these days is that gangsters, whether they be small time drug dealers with guns and attitude or wannabe urban godfathers like Nicholas Tyndall, have no qualms about using serious violence and the treat of it to get what they want, because they know that neither the judicial system nor the police service have the wherewithal or the powers to protect those who speak out against them.
English prisons are roughly on a par with English traffic, English weather and English hospitals. In other words, fucking terrible.
The striation marks on a bullet are the microscopic scratches caused by imperfections on the surface of the interior of a gun's barrel that are unique to each individual firearm, and act as its calling card.The same striation marks will appear on a bullet every time a particular gun is fired.
'The last time I spent quality time with you was Heathrow last week and five people ended up shot'
The thing with me is that I am pessimist who's constantly trying to be optimistic, but can't quite manage it. Experience gained through years of policework doesn't allow for that sort of naivety.
They say its a grand life if you don't weaken and for so long I've tried to live my life like that, but at that moment in time, weakness felt so tempting that I almost open my arms to greet it.
'And the whole time I couldn't wait to leave. And you know what, thy were the best years of my life.”
― The Crime Trade
