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09/04/25(Thu)00:05:51 No.24695948
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Anonymous 09/04/25(Thu)00:05:51 No.24695948 Archived
Just finished this.
So this is about a drug induced hippie PI who is trying to get his old flame back all the while trying to solve a kidnapping of a CEO(?) that ties to some drug trafficking ring?
Also what was with the Thomas Jefferson cameo?
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09/04/25(Thu)00:17:31 No.24695973
Anonymous 09/04/25(Thu)00:17:31 No.24695973
>>24695948
It's like Sherlock Holmes only Sherlock's smoking mad reefer and Watson is a retard named Denis
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09/04/25(Thu)00:20:18 No.24695978
Anonymous 09/04/25(Thu)00:20:18 No.24695978
>>24695973
I'm not gonna lie, I kept forgetting Denis about existing while reading. Wasn't until the last chapter when he was there I was like, "oh yeah, he's there too".
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