@chcuk likes Nutella  (Taken with instagram)

@chcuk likes Nutella (Taken with instagram)

#88proof sightings in Barstow.  (Taken with instagram)

#88proof sightings in Barstow. (Taken with instagram)

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#+88proof sightings in Barstow. (Taken with instagram)

#+88proof sightings in Barstow. (Taken with instagram)

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Getting the backstock floors waxed (Taken with instagram)

Getting the backstock floors waxed (Taken with instagram)

Holla fam @djmikeattack @megtriv  (Taken with Instagram at TOPSHOP)

Holla fam @djmikeattack @megtriv (Taken with Instagram at TOPSHOP)

I’m a member of the Sandy Valley Yacht Club because I have their mug.  (Taken with instagram)

I’m a member of the Sandy Valley Yacht Club because I have their mug. (Taken with instagram)

vicemag:

“The Daily Mail reports that Robinson admits he was illegally trying to download an album by Slash but that the files turned out to be explicit photos of children.
Said Robinson of the incident: ‘When I opened some of them [the files] up, I realised they were young girls. I immediately called my wife. I was panicking. I asked her what she thought I should do and her response was to call the police.’” 
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Looks like record labels just came up with a really fucked up way to keep people from illegally downloading music.

vicemag:

The Daily Mail reports that Robinson admits he was illegally trying to download an album by Slash but that the files turned out to be explicit photos of children.

Said Robinson of the incident: ‘When I opened some of them [the files] up, I realised they were young girls. I immediately called my wife. I was panicking. I asked her what she thought I should do and her response was to call the police.’” 

Looks like record labels just came up with a really fucked up way to keep people from illegally downloading music.