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• Reader Comments (1)

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  “He ordered a hamburger--I was used to people his age ordering salad with dressing on the side or “egg beaters” or dry toast or whatever--and he poured half a shaker of salt upon it.”

  I think it’s pretty clear what happened to poor Jimmy. But, I just hope he relished his hamburgers.  Who wants to live forever anyway.

  Posted by Lefty on Jul 12, 2005 at 1:11 PM

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