Small Town News...........

[staropeace]

I love this type of new's item. Your typical small town stuff....and, in this case, small town Alberta. This happened in Stony Plain.
The buzz at Bing’s: Stony Plain restaurant owner trying to track down patron who left big tip | CTV Edmonton News

 

[mcpon14]

Cool story.

 

[staropeace]

Reminds me of Uncle Steve's stories about small town situations lol.

 

[GNTLGNT]

...nothin' like it...I see a ton of that kind of story here in rural Ohio.....the Police Blotter can be a hoot...like a number of years ago, neighbors were complaining about the lady who stood in the street talking to the "little green men" on the telephone wires.....

 

[staropeace]

...nothin' like it...I see a ton of that kind of story here in rural Ohio.....the Police Blotter can be a hoot...like a number of years ago, neighbors were complaining about the lady who stood in the street talking to the "little green men" on the telephone wires.....

Isn't it precious? I love these stories. You have your ole codgers and your eccentrics. They are the type of people who develop into fiction characters for writers like Uncle Steve.

 

[not_nadine]

So do I.

 

[FlakeNoir]

So do I.

5 lb of bacon?! That's almost a new-born baby! I would be too embarrassed to own up to that too if I'd eaten it in one sitting!

 

[Grandpa]

5 lb of bacon?! That's almost a new-born baby! I would be too embarrassed to own up to that too if I'd eaten it in one sitting!

Probably cheap bacon that shrank to a mere pound by the time she was done cooking it. Still, that's quite a snack, although I can imagine someone getting their binge on and going through a gallon of ice cream or a pound of cooked bacon.

But how did he NOT SMELL IT?

That's it - he was out late, and she wasn't happy with it, and ate the cooked pound of bacon.

But how did he get home and NOT SMELL IT?

 

[GNTLGNT]

 

[GNTLGNT]

 

[mcpon14]

Lol.