So what was in the trunk of the Caddy?
To be continued. That’s how the hail-bent car story ended two weeks ago. After drilling into the lock, what did we find in that spacious trunk?
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To be continued. That’s how the hail-bent car story ended two weeks ago. After drilling into the lock, what did we find in that spacious trunk?
Long ago I read a book about an amputee who had lost a leg. If you have only one foot, you end up with a leftover shoe every time you buy new ones.
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