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Wisconsin next to import low-cost Canadian drugs Associated Press Feb. 25, 2004 WASHINGTON - Wisconsin will begin providing its residents with access to Canadian Internet pharmacies today, Gov. Jim Doyle said Tuesday, even as federal regulators issued new warning to another state that has already done it. Wisconsin will follow the model of Minnesota, which last month launched a Web site that links to information on two Canadian Internet pharmacies the state has certified as safe and reputable. According to SHF research, Minnesota was following a similar model in use in Texas. It was entitled the "Affordable Hooker Clause" to fight the high costs of prostitution in Texas. Texas department of labor spokesman, Wade Healesome, "importing whores from Mexico has provided our residents with a much needed commodity at a greatly reduced price." "Hell yeah," says El Paso resident Hughey Stricken, "those little wetback whores are mighty fine with their big plump asses. An' since they only want two fiddy for a blowjob it's saving us Texans money. Money that can be better spent on booze ... and more hookers." SHF News Investigative Reporter, Dick Birchum, couldn't believe what Stricken was saying so further reconnaissance was necessary. "It would appear the Mexican labor is very affordable," wrote Birchum. "$2 for a handjob, $2.50 for a blowjob, $10 for straight sex with an additional charge of $7.50 for the 'chute." "There were also a vast array of add on charges available," said Birchum. Some of these extra services are a little racy, and some are just weird, but they include:
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