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I’m sure that a great many of you know the traditional cake known as fruitcake which is usually baked at Christmas. Well this article isn’t about cake it is about the other meaning of fruitcake which also refers to a person who is totally insane. It came out to be an amusing story but could have ended with a fight.

There was an elderly man who wasn’t happy with the world, people and lots of other things. When it came to people he would mutter his opinions under his breath. This gentleman lived in a small neighborhood in New Jersey. I forgot the name but it was one of those neighborhoods where everyone knows one another.

They were used to this man and didn’t pay much attention to him. The little children stayed out of his way and
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