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Nine To Five Chopping It Up / Pisto Lover The Next Ryan Garcia

best faction rn

really enjoyed going through the past few pages

In My Barrio Mi Casa Su Casa / Real Kanpolero

This is the Valenti we remember and adore.

I'M ONLY DOWN FOR MY BARRIO N NUTHING ELSE FUCK THE FAKESIDE, FUCK WHINERS STEP IN MY YARD I'M BUSTING SHOTS WE PART OF THE OL SKOOL, FOOLS NOWDAYS TRYNA BE LIKE THEM TINTOS KEEP THE TRADITION TRUCHA N DON'T FALL IN

OOC INFORMATION Miyazaki-Dōmei 宮崎同盟 is a fictional criminal organization which is inspired by Japanese-American diaspora networks and "traditional" Yakuza ideology. This faction is not portraying a direct Yakuza branch from Japan, but rather a localized syndicate which operates independently in LS and of course, it is shaped by cultural heritage, modern American influences, and street-level realities. The focus of the faction is on portraying a realistic criminal environment, which draws from real-world diasporan models similar to those of Southeastern European factions, like, Southeastern European and East Asian groups which are active abroad. All recruitment is handled strictly IC. We value character development, respect for continuity, and we adhere to all server rules. For questions & concerns, or constructive dialogue feel free to contact @Femto Edited Wednesday at 05:56 AM by Femto

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Wakey wakey... time to meet la muerte

Bench Pressing / Mexican Sam Sulek Itchy

Dope House Family No Carruchas Available / Back In The Day / Hit The Gym Trooping

about last night.. / fool stay sippin on that pisto like it's baby formula no more barking - its swing time / diego joins money wallpaper

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Anything Goes Twice Last Nite / Boys On Da Cut / Ooh Wee Gangsters N Players

Seems like the only unofficial group who Is giving efforts but try to make screens a little better , example : some ss contains F8 and log. Good luck , Hope you guys become official.

I Need A Ride / Firme Memories / Sureno In Peace

Rowdy Tax Wrench

the guys

Built on tradition, a tradition of service. Long live the Sheriff's Department.

Great stuff!

Good to see old names again, wb guys