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Police issue an “All-Points Bulletin” in a flash. The local jewelry store has been robbed by an elderly man dressed in a white suit. Patrol cars frantically scurry here and there—no luck!
Detective Joe Friday joins the hunt. His crime-solving skills are legendary. He always reminds each interviewee, “Just give me the facts.”
Driving down a quiet residential street, Friday spies a white ice cream vending cart on a corner. Selling ice cream treats to the neighborhood children, the gray-haired man hands out love and more.
Pulling up behind the cart, the renowned detective surveys the scene. Calling on his car’s radio for back-up, he knows he can’t wait. The last of the children walks away with their frozen, sweet treats.
Approaching the man in the white suit, Friday pulls out his gold detective shield. With a confident voice and a smile, he asks, “Do you happen to have something ‘hot’ on ice today?”
Looks so delicious—wish I could still eat ice cream.
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I understand. My days of eating ice cream are pretty much over as well. I need to keep my sugars under control.
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Yes, I’m not a fan of sugar and neither can I tolerate dairy!!
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I knew once Joe Friday was on the case, it wouldn’t end well for the thief!
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I was hoping a few readers would identify Sgt. Joe Friday of “Dragnet” fame. Thanks for sharing a comment Jim.
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a classic TV show!
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You are just a crafty man you know Ricchard? Your pieces never lack the oomph of a poet.Loved this all the way to the ice.
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Thank you Hussein. I needed to write something short and fun.
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Totally amazing this piece was.Loved it!
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Good one.:)
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Thanks Bonnie. It is fun to write something short and filled with good, clean humor.
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Blessings.
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Now I can go for an ice cream! Delightful one!
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Haha nice
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