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June 27, 2008

Ganja Queen: A Good Argument For Never Traveling, Ever

Monday night's new HBO documentary (part of their summer documentary series) is the scary, Brokedown Palace-esque nightmare story of an Australian woman who traveled to Bali in 2004, checked her luggage, and was arrested for the ten pounds of pot the Balinese officials found in her bag. In Bali, such offenses are punishable by death:

Let's all seriously watch these instead of MTV this summer. Seriously, that Legally Blonde show? Really?

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Um, America's Best Dance Crew is hot. Crumping, B-boying, classic moves, great costumes. LOVE IT!

Posted by: capnbadger at 06/27/08 6:00 PM | Reply
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My God. I can't you're peddling the "free schapelle" cause... let's never go to Bali again! I think most people in Australia believe she is guilty. Except the bogans.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schapelle_Corby

http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/schapelle-corby-did-it-so-say-most-of-us/2008/06/28/1214472834802.html

Posted by: Indignant Aussie at 06/30/08 4:51 AM | Reply
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You can believe I won't ever go to Bali. And it's not because I'd be trafficking pot. It's because I would never support a government that kills people over drugs. Guilty or not, I believe she's being treated horribly by this barberic country.

Posted by: Genevieve at 06/30/08 1:33 PM | Reply
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I can't BELIEVE what this girl is going through. I wish there was something someone could do. This is like a super bad dream. I pray for her every day.

Posted by: shantel at 07/07/08 6:53 PM | Reply
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