"What were you in prison discount uggs for women for?"
     "I hurt a couple of people real bad. I got angry."
     "Did they deserve it?"
     Shadow thought for a moment. "I thought so at the time."
     "Would you do it again?"
     "Hell, no. I lost three years of my life in there."
     "Mm. You got Indian blood in you?"
     "Not that I know of."
     "You looked like it, was all."
     "Sorry to disappoint you."
     "S'okay. You hungry?"
     Shadow nodded. "I could eat," he said.
     "There's a good place just past the next set of lights. uggs discount Good food. Cheap, too."
     Shadow pulled up in the parking lot. They got out of the car. He didn't bother to lock it, although he pocketed the keys. He pulled out some coins to buy a newspaper. "Can you afford to eat here?" he asked.
     "Yeah," she said, raising her chin. "I can pay for myself."
     Shadow nodded. "Tell you what. I'll toss you for it," he said. "Heads you pay for discount uggs for women my dinner, tails, I pay for yours."
     "Let me see the coin first," she said, suspiciously. "I had an uncle had a double-headed quarter."
     She inspected it, satisfied herself there was nothing strange about the quarter. Shadow placed the coin head up on his thumb and cheated the toss, so it wobbled and looked like it was spinning, then he caught it and flipped it over onto the back of his ugg boots on sale left hand, and uncovered it with his right, in front of her.
     "Tails," she said, happily. "Dinner's on you."
     "Yup," he said. "You can't win them all."
     Shadow ordered the meat loaf, Sam ordered lasagna. Shadow flipped through the newspaper to see if there was anything in it about dead men in a freight train. There wasn't. The only story of interest was on the cover: crows in record numbers were infesting uggs discount the town. Local farmers wanted to hang dead crows around the town on public buildings to frighten the others away; ornithologists said that it wouldn't work, that the living crows would simply eat the dead ones. The locals were implacable. "When they see the corpses of their friends," said a spokesman, "they'll know that we don't want them here."