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When late Chet Fitch friends received Christmas cards this Christmas, written in his hand with a return address Heaven they all had a greatest laugh. Even in death he sure is one funny guy.

The greeting read: “I asked Big Guy if I could sneak back and send some cards. At first he said no; but at my insistence he finally said, ‘Oh well, what the heaven, go ahead but don’t (tarry) there.’ Wish I could tell you about things here but words cannot explain.”

“Better get back as Big Guy said he stretched a point to let me in the first time, so I had better not press my luck. I’ll probably be seeing you (some sooner than you think). Wishing you a very Merry Christmas. Chet Fitch”

A friend for nearly 25 years, Debbie Hansen Bernard said, “All I could think was, You little stinker.”

“It was amazing,” she said. “Just so Chet, always wanting to get the last laugh.”
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Penny pincher or not this is one cool grandpa.

70-year-old Paul Brant used more than $25,000 in change to buy a Dodge Ram half-ton pickup truck Friday – 13 years after buying another truck with spare change.

“(The old truck) didn’t have four-wheel drive, and living in the country, I figured I better get a new one to help get me through the snow,” he said.

He has been storing coins for years, and by his words he had about $26,000 for Fridays purchase.

“As long as you don’t put your hands back in the till, it really adds up,” he said.

Brant stored his change in coffee cans, water jugs and piggy banks for years, and was escorted by sheriff’s deputies as he brought the coins to the Dodge dealership.
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A Malaysian Referee who is also a police officer took out his gun and fired a couple of warning shots in the air after a local soccer team players attacked him because he suspended one of their team mates.

According to New Straits Times, he ran to his patrol car to get his gun after players mobbed him for showing the red-card to one of them.

“We are investigating as to whether the policeman was justified in taking out his firearm and discharging it, and also why he had it with him during the match,” it quoted Hussin Ismail, police chief in the southern Johor state, as saying.

He was taken into custody for suspected misuse of firearms and five players, were also being held for questioning and could be charged for rioting, the paper said.