while screaming and waving my hands.
Suddenly, by the power of grayskull, two items materialized in the sand right in front of me.
One was a steel broadsword, of the King Arthur type.
The other was a book of matches and a can of aerosol hairspray.
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I knew the only way to get to the bottom of things was to actually do some work. This was unfortunate, as I preferred to take the easy way out. But since I was getting paid, I figured I might as well make at least a token effort.
Unfortunately, Lulu was nowhere to be found. I should have gotten her cell phone number. I also should have gotten her address, having absolutely no idea where she lived. Planning ahead was one of those skills I hadn’t mastered yet.
So I walked down the quaint dirt road to another plain house. I stepped onto the quant, plain porch and knocked on the quaint, plain door. A bearded man entered.
“Are you Amos Coleslaw?”
“No, I’m Amos Johannsen. What can I help you with, Brother?”
“I’m looking for Coleslaw.”
“I wish I could help you. How about potato salad instead?”
“Not the food. The person. Where does Amos Coleslaw live?”
“I don’t know anyone by that name. I’m sorry. There’s no one in Plaintown named Coleslaw. I’d be surprised if there is anyone in the country named Coleslaw. It sounds made up.”
And then it hit me. It was so obvious I should have realized it sooner.
This guy was obviously Amos Coleslaw, and lying about it.
I shoved him backward and shut the door behind me. I was sick of all this Amish treachery. I swore I’d get the truth out of this man even if I had to beat him so hard he automatically confessed to everything I accused him of.
“It’s all over, Coleslaw. I know everything. And I’m willing to smack you around until you admit to my outlandish whims. Tell me about Lulu.”
“Who?”
“Wrong answer. You had your chance. Now we do it my way.”
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Harry’s List of Bad Stripper Names
We all know strippers named Candi and Princess and Chesty. Here are a few with unfortunate nicknames:
Beans
Clitorectomy
Bulemia
Iron Lung
Wife
Fisty
Dingle Berry
Melanoma
Barbara Bush
Queefmaster
Sloppy Eighths
Tranny
Mom
The Yeaster Bunny
Open Sore
Jesus
Red Stain
OD
Crying Mail Order Bride
Third Trimester
Molested By Daddy
Earl
Spastic Colon
Son
Skid Marks
Leaky
Gramps
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Bored with people named Amos, I went back to my office and took another case.
Chapter 1
“It’s my husband, Mr. McGlade. He thinks he can raise the dead.”
The woman sitting in front of my desk was named Norma Cauldridge. She had the figure of a Barlett pear and so many freckles that she was more beige than Caucasian. She also came equipped with a severe overbite, a lazy eye, and a mole on her cheek. Not a Cindy Crawford type of mole, either. This one looked like she glued the end of a hotdog to her face. A hairy hotdog.
Plus, she smelled like sweaty feet.
Any man married to her would certainly have to raise the dead every time she wanted sex. But I didn’t become a private investigator to meet femme fatales. Well, actually I did. But mostly I did it for the money. And hers was green just like anyone else’s.
I took a can of Lysol aerosol deodorizer from my desk and gave the air a spritz. Now it smelled like sweaty feet and pine trees. With a hint of lavender.
“I get four hundred a day, plus expenses,” I told her.
I put away the air freshener and tried to sneak a look behind her large round Charlie Brownish head. When she walked into my