Luther at the Movies: And I Once Found an Old Subway Token in My Blow-up Pool

May 18, 2007

And I Once Found an Old Subway Token in My Blow-up Pool

And what if the original owners want the coins back? Ever think of that? I would be more circumspect before logging on to that eBay account . . .

# posted by Luther (Doktor) @ 12:10 PM

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