Some people know a bad thing when they see it. Lewis Davis is one such person. Some of us go through life and just don’t see the hidden clues in a situation. Although Lewis could be accused of a lot of things, nobody could ever say he didn’t have a keen eye for the obvious. The best way to tell the story of Lewis Davis, is to let Lewis Davis tell his own story. What you are about to read is the way it was, when it was:
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okay, in the thugs’ defense, my family also cringes when I brandish a rolling pin. It’s not that they fear me taking their money as much as their lives if I am baking.
I have to hold my hands up and admit that I didn’t know what a rolling pin was until the other day and I’ll not pretend I did!
HAHAHAHA! Nothing spells danger like a rolling pin! Good one!
I’ve never had an urge to board a plane with a rolling pin until now. I wonder how far I would get?
It’s not uncommon to be afraid of rolling pins, along with garlic crushers, loaf pans and of course the dreaded roll of waxed paper.
You sound like someone who has experience in this area?
What self-respecting, fashion-conscious band of murdering thieves wears red bandanas nowadays?
Back in the day, murdering thieves wore bandanas and an eye patch or was that pirates?