White Powder Sniffer Arrested, His Eyes are Too D**n Big!

Описание: If you have the audacity to do some fancy improper lane use, while under the influence of the naughty white powder, you are gonna have a bad traffic stop. You'd reckon with his eyes so wide open he'd be able to drive a lot better being able to see things... Problem being he sees too much...



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