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Mon, June 23, 2008 03:42:17 PM

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3 O'Clock Stir by STLtoday.com

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Today's Stir: Armed robber, armed cop

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By Dale Singer of the Post-Dispatch ARMED CONFRONTATION: Who got shot? A police officer called to investigate a robbery in north St. Louis this morning spotted an armed man standing outside a house. The man raised his weapon and started to fire; find out what happened next. [more] BE ON THE LOOKOUT: He won't be hard to spot Just when you think you've heard of the stupidest criminal ever, along comes the guy who tried to use the vehicle from his day job as a getaway car. Wait until you learn what it was. [more] SAVED BY THE BRA: Hiker sends up a signal How could a sports bra help save an American hiker stranded in the Bavarian Alps for nearly three days? Read the heroic tale of Jessica Bruinsma. [more] HAIRY SITUATION: Watch what you eat If your restaurant meal isn't cooked the way you like it, do you send it back to the kitchen? You won't do it again after you read the stunt this cook pulled on a disgruntled customer. Hope you've already had lunch. [more] CELEBRITY SICK CALL: Is an oxygen mask next? Her father has one plea for friends of his famous daughter who smoke crack and cigarettes: No no no. [more] DOUBLE DUTY: This product soothes both ends What miracle drug can protect a baby's bottom and the opposite end of a horse? Our pharmacists have it covered. [more] CERTIFIABLY UGLY: Gus comes out on top Three legs, one eye and no hair, except for a white tuft on the top of his head -- doesn't sound like a contest winner, you say? Take a look and judge for yourself. [more] MINI-SIZE ME: Eat your heart out, Jared Who needs Subway? Read about a guy who lost 80 pounds by eating nearly every meal at McDonald's.  [more] QUOTE OF THE DAY: "So my name is a footnote in American legal history, which I'm perversely kind of proud of." -- Few people make it to the Supreme Court by saying seven words that we can't even hint at in the Stir -- though the longest is 12 letters. Read tributes to a comic legend. [more]

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