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Posted by old on February 12, 2010 at 18:33:07 from (4.245.13.215):

In Reply to: Re: olds book title posted by larry@stinescorner on February 12, 2010 at 18:15:55:

Sort of a long story. Back from the age of 15 to the age of 18 I had a newspaper route in Cleveland MS. I got up at 1am every day 365 for the first few years then at last they stopped printing a Christmas paper so I had one day off. At first I only had a route of about 300 papers and did that on a Honda 160 motorcycle. Then as things went on the route got bigger to the point I had throwing over 1500 a day. I even ordered a brand new 1974 Dodge van which I started paying for with my paper route money. Well any how one night I was working and I had one place that was just down the block as in 2nd house so I would back out on to the street I had turned off of. Well so happened that there was a light there also. But being 3am give or take a little there was never any body else driving around so I never looked at the light and just backed out and went on my way. Well this one night a cop was sitting there waiting for me and when I backed threw a red light he stopped me and gave me a ticket. I wnet to court and the Judge asked me about it and what had happened and I told him and he asked me hey do you deliver a paper to such and such an address and I said yes. He then said can you throw the paper in this spot instead of where you have been. I told him yes and he then looked at the cop and told him to leave me alone I was just trying to do my job and at that time of night there was no traffic any how. Right?? and the cop had to say yes sir there was no traffic. Now would you believe I have 100s more like this??


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