True story: In 1965, the host of a kids’ TV show, Soupy Sales, caused a scandal when he jokingly told his audience to go find “funny green pieces of paper” with pictures of men with beards, in their parents’ wallets, and mail them to him. Surprisingly, he didn’t get fired.
xaingo about 2 months ago
Wow! B&E on Saturday and now a pickpocket today. Lio is really turning into a little criminal.
mccollunsky about 2 months ago
Lio, don’t go showing that around that’s how wallets get stolen.
John Barleycorn Premium Member about 2 months ago
Boy, I love this kid!
steveh64 about 2 months ago
No, Lio, take the money while he’s sleeping!
True story: In 1965, the host of a kids’ TV show, Soupy Sales, caused a scandal when he jokingly told his audience to go find “funny green pieces of paper” with pictures of men with beards, in their parents’ wallets, and mail them to him. Surprisingly, he didn’t get fired.
Full story at snopes dot com.
SquidGamerGal about 2 months ago
That little thief!
Slowly, he turned... about 2 months ago
That boy needs help, I tell you!
Zebrastripes about 2 months ago
GASP! Shocked. I tell you.
DaBump Premium Member about 2 months ago
BAD, Lio, BAD! No Scooby Snacks™ for you!
xSigoff Premium Member about 2 months ago
This reminds me of the movie Oliver.
xSigoff Premium Member about 2 months ago
You’ve got to pick a pocket or two; you’ve got to pick a pocket or two..
Godfreydaniel about 2 months ago
Making money the old fashioned way…..
Miss Buttinsky Premium Member about 2 months ago
So can the readers