#Laary the looter free#

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Larry F.PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Within hours of the National Guard leaving Philadelphia on Wednesday, at least one Center City business was broken into overnight. Imagine my confusion when Ho Chi Minh let Milo live and returned him to our community in his original condition. When we graduated from high school-and, lo! all elevators had been converted to self-service-Milo joined the Marines. вЂњI like the look of a uniform,вЂќ he drawled. He was the first boy in our class to declare what he wanted to be when he grew up: An elevator operator. Milo was always a step or two ahead of the rest of us. вЂњNo, but if I told you, then youвЂ™d blab it to everybody else, so IвЂ™m clamming up.вЂќ

#Laary the looter free#

вЂњOne manвЂ™s injustice,вЂќ he said, вЂњis another manвЂ™s free underwear.вЂќ There was a momentвЂ™s silence on the line while Milo digested my question, and his Cheetos. вЂњBut werenвЂ™t you even aware what they were rioting about? It was injustice. I mean, how many guys do you know from around here (crunch, crunch) that need so many boxes of lacy underwear for their sweeties?вЂќ вЂњWell, (crunch, crunch), stands to reason. вЂњHow do you know they were out-of-towners?вЂќ ItвЂ™s getting so a guy canвЂ™t take an evening promenade (crunch, crunch) without running into out-of-towners.вЂќ вЂњWell, something funny was going on, thatвЂ™s for sure. вЂњ(Crunch, crunch.) Oh, sure, thatвЂ™s what it must have been.вЂќ вЂњI saw you on TV! In the middle of a riot!вЂќ I shouted as calmly as I could. Knowing they must have taped this earlier in the evening, I surmised that Milo Bung, if not in jail, might now be at home. He swiveled his head this way and that, then stared into the camera with an expression that proclaimed, вЂњIs anybody else seeing what IвЂ™m seeing?вЂќ He shrugged and ambled out the right side of the frame. He halted smack dab in the center of all this resistance to injustice. They carried boxes and cartons of what must have been frilly unmentionables.Дespite the burning squad car, no cops were in view yet here came Milo, strolling down the street, right into camera range. Several demonstrators, or maybe outside agitators, stepped through the smashed front window of a store that sells ladiesвЂ™ foundation garments. That was my most recent encounter with Milo until now but apparently he has not gotten sick and died yet, for I saw him tonight on the ten oвЂ™clock news. вЂњThen IвЂ™d better stock up right now on Cheetos.вЂќ And off he dashed, up the down aisle. вЂњWithout a mask, you might get sick and die.вЂќ I nodded, as emphatically as one can nod at Milo Bung. вЂњOh, is that why everybodyвЂ™s wearing masks?вЂќ I bumped into him at the supermarket recently, pushing his cart the wrong way up a COVID-directed aisle. Whatever Milo had, subtlety was of its essence. I donвЂ™t know whether he was transfixed by the mystery of South AmericaвЂ™s principal exports, or just languid by nature.

His specialty was a unique glassy-eyed stare, which he flashed whenever the teacher called on him for an answer. Where your average class clown fed on spectacles like putting a thumb tack on the teacherвЂ™s chair while she was down the hall grabbing a smoke, or stacking books on a desk corner so they would fall when somebody walked by, Milo was more subtle. Or perhaps, Apollo? Photo В© Marie-Lan NguyenВ / Wikimedia CommonsВ / CC-BY 2.5