Common knowledge readers find news articles informative, bothersome, rhetoric
and on occasion humorous.
The first three categories from different printed publications constitute the
abundance of news selections.
It’s quite obvious to the average daily reader how little humor is found betwixt
penned lines unless the cartoon section is their first choice.
Laughter is good for the soul and I managed a few chuckles over the weekend
when I brought up an article beginning with the adverb ‘allegedly’.
I wonder if the layout editor of the popular newspaper created space for
this unbelievable hilarious read or by job description inserted it to fill up
a page.
Either – or – twas rather funny to envision the event defined below.
A voyeur, referenced as peeping Tom, had been arrested on scene of
a gym down south after falling through the ceiling of the women’s
locker room.
It seemed he received quite a bit more than he’d bargained for when
the locker room’s ceiling gave way and he fell approximately ten feet.
Sadly, he fell onto a 70-year old woman who thankfully attained no
injuries.
As a former gym member for years, I can attest woman aren’t exactly
weak and this woman along with several other patrons apprehended
the deviant prior to the arrival of law enforcement.
By definition a peeping Tom is referred to as a man who secretly observes
women undressing and derives sexual pleasure.
Arrested on site yet article states ‘allegedly’ since although accused he’s
yet to be proven guilty and convicted.
Yes, the good citizen has to stand by and watch how the system works or
fails.
Innocent until proven guilty!
Laughable since few people without malintent hide in the ceiling of gym
locker rooms.
Loss of drive . . .
jaquintinwriter 
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