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Re: i just cant believe this ??????


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Posted by W_B on August 20, 2014 at 09:44:53 from (155.188.183.20):

In Reply to: i just cant believe this ?????? posted by Bill VA on August 19, 2014 at 12:36:18:


Mark - IN. said: (quoted from post at 02:54:00 08/20/14) Maybe one day I'll share with you the setup shell games I used to see teams of bad guys pull on unsuspecting folks on the subway. Not on the comuter trains that they'd be tossed off of for not having a ticket, but rather the subways where they could get away with it. Good luck. Mark


Mark, almost got sucked into one of these at a truck stop in KY on the way home from a livestock show in Louisville. Guy said a fellow was in the back giving away money to all his friends and fellow travelers that he'd won in the lottery. When I realized what was actually going on I scooted out of there, more the wiser. Being a big guy they didn't mess with me but it could have been ugly. Dumb on my part to get taken in that easily.

Was just talking to a co-worker at lunch about the panhandlers, he lives on the north end of Columbus, OH and says he gets approached everyday by them. Not the greatest part of town anymore up there, used to be pretty nice. As he says it, there are lots of folks "from other countries" living there now.

This post was edited by W_B at 09:48:49 08/20/14.



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