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Armed And Not So Dangerous
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By Kevin Bayless

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ARMED AND NOT SO DANGEROUS

Kevin C. Bayless

Published by Kevin C. Bayless at Smashwords

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ARMED AND NOT SO DANGEROUS

A fluke is what it was, pure and simple. Bud Halverson and his three pals were walking along the riverfront in St. Louis, MO, each of them toting a cooler full of Budweiser. They had purchased two cases on their way in from Festus, along with a carton of Marlboros, a box of spicy Slim Jims, and four tins of chewing tobacco in preparation for what was sure to be one of the biggest nights of the year. The Doobie Brothers were in town, back for their second consecutive 4th of July appearance. The boys were still talking about the previous year’s Fair St. Louis Festival, when a few harmless bra tosses up by the stage spread like a plague throughout the crowd (and a wonderful plague at that!), resulting in a very, very memorable concert experience. They had arrived early this year to get a seat close to the stage (better chance to see some skin, they figured), and had a couple of hours to kill before the concert and fireworks.