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Anyway, back in the 80s a poor guy's truck broke down in the mountains of Western Montana. He started walking and got tired and sat on a tree stump to rest and lit one up.

Some idiot out hunting shot him in the arm. The group provided aid to the man and got him to town. The guy that shot him was arrested and taken to court. He told the judge he thought the guy was a bear.

Judge asked him if he spent time in the woods and he said "yes" and judge asked him "How often have you see a bear sit on a stump and light up a cig ?" The man got some prison time.

Really

Anyway, back in the 80s a poor guy's truck broke down in the mountains of Western Montana. He started walking and got tired and sat on a tree stump to rest and lit one up.

Some idiot out hunting shot him in the arm. The group provided aid to the man and got him to town. The guy that shot him was arrested and taken to court. He told the judge he thought the guy was a bear.

Judge asked him if he spent time in the woods and he said "yes" and judge asked him "How often have you see a bear sit on a stump and light up a cig ?" The man got some prison time.

Really sad thing for the victim was he only had one arm and the idiot shot the other one off.

Thumping, comma off a page with numbers

Street kids running, snatching from each other

Grit under fingernails, cold pavement hunger

Mama counting change while they hiding in the covers

Broken dreams scattered like bottles in the lot

Sirens blare normal, nobody getting caught

Nine-year-olds scheming for a pocketful of knots

Jersey drill bounce, heads nod as the block rots

Cracked sidewalk prayers, futures going missing

Old men yelling while the pitbulls listening

Half a hand, half an ounce, street mathematician

Shadowed by the system, they don't ever pay attention

Kids drawing pistols in their spiral notebook

Numbers getting scratched out, page got that look

Teachers don’t ask, act like they never shook

Raised in the trap, soul colder than the cook

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