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Published Date: 29 June 2009
A prostitute in Oklahoma was so desperate for business that she was caught having sex with a man in exchange for a box of crisps.
Police followed Lahoma Smith's vehicle and discovered her and a man engaged in sexual activity inside.

She told officers that the man asked for her sex but did not have and cash so they struck a deal by which he gave her the crisps.



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  • Last Updated: 29 June 2009 11:51 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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29/06/2009 12:35:57
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hibbywul,

29/06/2009 12:39:50
Wonder if he gave her a dip with the potato chips.
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suse,

29/06/2009 13:47:15
hula hoops
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Angus R,

29/06/2009 14:25:38
Prawn flavoured?
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valleyjim,

29/06/2009 15:28:43
ready salted?
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Pocket Dictionary,

29/06/2009 15:34:23
I thought from the headline it was a story about Dundee.
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groover t,

reekie reekie 29/06/2009 16:32:33
she could have taken a box of dry roasted instead because she can't have a nut allergy
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valleyjim,

29/06/2009 18:12:56
Didn't know that Oklahoma was in Fife.
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Julian.,

edinburgh 29/06/2009 23:14:45
Surely it would have been beef he gave her.
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roadragegeezer,

30/06/2009 12:26:25
Has to be SPACE RAIDERS

becuase he was raiding a space
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roadragegeezer,

30/06/2009 12:27:16
SCAMPI FRIES
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Rattlesnake,

04/07/2009 11:31:23
They must have been pretty sexy chips.
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jwcx1,

disney -market 04/08/2009 15:30:52
Cheese n Onion anyone?

 

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