So, what about me? I am a complete sociopath at times, couldn't give a fuck about anything that doesn't have to do with me, then on other days I will be concerned for all my friends and family, will be the only to show up if you call me at 3am, will drop everything if you absolutely need me, NO FUCKING DRAMA, and I can tell when it's drama, so I will tell you to build a bridge and get over it I love music, preferably loud and live. I have the capacity to do anything, those that know me will agree, if I can't do it, I will obsess until I learn to do it. I have many interests and like to do as many of them when time permits. I primarily surf most weekends, up and down the SoCal Coast. My family, friends, and fun are important to me in that order. I believe in what I stand for, and stand for what I believe. I have integrity today, as well as self-respect and honor. I do what I say and say what I do. Things that have come to me with a lot of introspection and work.
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The term toecutter is Australian slang for a person who lives by torturing other criminals, then robbing them. As the name implies the torture usually involves painful removal of the digits or in some cases the complete foot. Few victims ever inform since their loss has been acquired illegally. An infamous toe cutter was "Jimmie the Pom". His gang operated in the Sydney area during the seventies. They prayed on fellow criminals threatening bodily harm, till they disclosed the whereabouts of their ill begotten gains. Their modis operandi was to cut people's toes off, with bolt cutters. By day, the leader of the extorionists, ran a dress shop. He emigrated to Australia in 1967 and claimed to be a member of the notorious Kray Brothers Gang from East London where he picked up the idea. His technique seemed to work because over the years it is reputed the Toe Cutter Gang were able to amass considerable loot from their fiendish toe fetish. Less adept copycats used blowtorches applied to the soles of the feet to achieve the same end. Tablillas were pillories used by the Spanish Inquisition and immobilised the toes when the victim was bound to the rack. Sharp wedges were hammered head-on into the toes one by one to obliterate the phalanx.
