A rather short man set himself up as a store front fortune-teller, where
he fleeced several "clients" of large sums of money. When the police, in
response to the complaints, went to arrest him, he slipped out the back
door and managed to avoid capture.
The police issued an alert to all officers warning them to be on the
look-out for a "small medium at large".
Harvey R. Stone - 16 Dec 2005 14:22 GMT
>A rather short man set himself up as a store front fortune-teller, where
> he fleeced several "clients" of large sums of money. When the police, in
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> The police issued an alert to all officers warning them to be on the
> look-out for a "small medium at large".
LOL,,,, not a joke in Houston. They walk out of our courthouses.
Harv
Gwen Love - 17 Dec 2005 02:17 GMT
Good one, Norman.
Gwen
>A rather short man set himself up as a store front fortune-teller, where
> he fleeced several "clients" of large sums of money. When the police, in
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> The police issued an alert to all officers warning them to be on the
> look-out for a "small medium at large".