Dispensary Corner 12 Mar 14
March 12, 2014
MAYBE just let it go.
If you end up chasing a note
down the road today, it might pay
to let it go, following the story
of a man who got stuck in an
underground drain for two days
after chasing a US$20 bill.
The man from Oklahoma’s cries
alerted people to his woes and
an emergency crew were able
to rescue him, Orange News
reported.
The really draining part of the
story? The man never did find the
bill, the publication reports.
JUST keep it.
Ever borrowed something you
forgot to give back, only to find it
years later and wonder...should I?
Well, fret no more - someone
in Kansas did just that, returning
a cookbook checked out from
a Kansas library in Sep 1992,
6NewsLawrence reported.
The book was ‘The Versatile
Grain and the Elegant Bean: A
Celebration of the World’s Most
Healthful Foods’, which doesn’t
ostensibly seem like a book
you’d really want to keep for
two decades - Associated Press
reports that the maximum late
fee has risen from US$3 to a
whopping US$4.50.
The book was placed in a
Lawrence Public Library return
box at night, 6NewsLawrence
reported.
YOU’VE got to be kidding me.
Boy, talk about a bad day - a
driver from Ontario, in Quebec,
has managed to pick up three
traffic tickets within five blocks.
Joey Menscik and his wife were
ticketed for their ute’s illegally
tinted windows, for CAD$162,
then for coasting through a stop
sign, for another CAD$162, and
finally, by a third officer, for
driving through another stop sign,
Yahoo News reported.
The Mensciks said they did stop
and feel they were penalised
because they had Ontario plates,
the publication said.
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