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<blockquote data-quote="mightymouse" data-source="post: 1678453" data-attributes="member: 15253"><p>In Lawton, there used to be a guy we called "The Actor." Tall white guy, young, good-looking enough to really have been an actor, but that's not how he got his name. He would accost people outside our store, always with a story about Mom in the horse-pistol in OKC or Tulsa, needing money for gas to go see the old bat. Thing was, we would often see him walking through the parking lot rehearsing his act. He'd look up at the sky as he was beseeching some "good-hearted Christian" (and I'm qouting here) to "have mercy" on him; he'd hold his head in his hands (as he walked along, mind you) and pretend to sob; he'd wring his hands together with eyes downcast--it really was quite amusing to see him practicing his act right out in the parking lot.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mightymouse, post: 1678453, member: 15253"] In Lawton, there used to be a guy we called "The Actor." Tall white guy, young, good-looking enough to really have been an actor, but that's not how he got his name. He would accost people outside our store, always with a story about Mom in the horse-pistol in OKC or Tulsa, needing money for gas to go see the old bat. Thing was, we would often see him walking through the parking lot rehearsing his act. He'd look up at the sky as he was beseeching some "good-hearted Christian" (and I'm qouting here) to "have mercy" on him; he'd hold his head in his hands (as he walked along, mind you) and pretend to sob; he'd wring his hands together with eyes downcast--it really was quite amusing to see him practicing his act right out in the parking lot..... [/QUOTE]
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