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-- Laozi

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Scene of the crime

poor carol

Victim and perp: broken ankle and the dirty mango what done it.

When Carol told the person at the hospital that she broke her ankle slipping on a mango on the sidewalk outside the Asian Art Museum the hospital person said “Well, that’s random.”

nasty mango

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Comment from piecesandbits
Time: May 13, 2007, 8:26 am

It looks like it hurts too!

I suppose with the farmers market nearby at the civic center all kinds of dangerous fruit is lurking close at hand.

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