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catefrances wrote:

the round kind, duh. :roll:

oh christ cate don't give them more options :evil:

seriously how hard is it to shop and why does it need to be a group effort? :roll:

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why on the busiest grocery shopping day of the year after the weather's been snowy/icy/freezing cold to mess up the roads/highways all over the state, so that some food doesn't get from the suppliers to the store, do morons throw a tantrum scream & yell @ the cashier when they're out of whateverthefucktheywant item? how is it the cashiers fault? why don't they think for a sec before they throw a fit.... :think:


OMG... they might have to serve a can of regular cranberry sauce instead of the whole berry version....the horror....lets bitch out the kindly cashier. after all he/she controls the weather, what delivery trucks make it through the ice/snow, what stuff's sold out...etc :roll:

oh and don't forget the cashier that's so busy they can't take a breath hid the items you want from you, or personally set the price high for whatever you're buying...just to piss you off... :evil:


happy holidays, fuckwads

i just got back from the only grovery store in a ski town...to call these people fuckwads is an insult to fuckwads...go ahead and block the aisle with your cart and rat children while asking your husband what kind of tortillas to buy...i've got all the time in the world to wait while you decide

happy holidays, fuckwads

the round kind, duh. :roll:

I, too, got the lovely experience of going to the grocery store this evening. Our local grocery store usually has parking right up front, but today I had to park ALL the way around back because there was no where else to park in the whole lot. (I dare say I would not even go within 5o miles of the local Wal-Mart) But what gets me is that when people are standing in the isle with their carts and their rat children looking for their tortillas and someone is on the other side of the isle doing the same, you are standing there trying not to be too obviously rude and just shove by. When they finally get the hint and move along there comes someone in the opposite direction with their cart and STOPS in the flow of traffic to look for something. I do not get this at all. So yes, I am standing here for a reason. Is it not obvious I am not looking at anything on the shelf? Can you not feel my death glare upon you and figure out that you need to move your cart? Can you not park your cart to the side and then look? Do you really think someone is going to steal the groceries you have not even paid for yet? Do you have to keep it right there with you at all times? :roll: :roll:

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number1PJfan wrote:

I, too, got the lovely experience of going to the grocery store this evening. Our local grocery store usually has parking right up front, but today I had to park ALL the way around back because there was no where else to park in the whole lot. (I dare say I would not even go within 5o miles of the local Wal-Mart) But what gets me is that when people are standing in the isle with their carts and their rat children looking for their tortillas and someone is on the other side of the isle doing the same, you are standing there trying not to be too obviously rude and just shove by. When they finally get the hint and move along there comes someone in the opposite direction with their cart and STOPS in the flow of traffic to look for something. I do not get this at all. So yes, I am standing here for a reason. Is it not obvious I am not looking at anything on the shelf? Can you not feel my death glare upon you and figure out that you need to move your cart? Can you not park your cart to the side and then look? Do you really think someone is going to steal the groceries you have not even paid for yet? Do you have to keep it right there with you at all times? :roll: :roll:

wait...were you there? this is exactly what happened...and i added annoyed sighs to my glare

The annoying sighs just go over their heads...they just don't get it. Where were they raised? How can such a large number of people have no social graces?

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norm wrote:

number1PJfan wrote:

I, too, got the lovely experience of going to the grocery store this evening. Our local grocery store usually has parking right up front, but today I had to park ALL the way around back because there was no where else to park in the whole lot. (I dare say I would not even go within 5o miles of the local Wal-Mart) But what gets me is that when people are standing in the isle with their carts and their rat children looking for their tortillas and someone is on the other side of the isle doing the same, you are standing there trying not to be too obviously rude and just shove by. When they finally get the hint and move along there comes someone in the opposite direction with their cart and STOPS in the flow of traffic to look for something. I do not get this at all. So yes, I am standing here for a reason. Is it not obvious I am not looking at anything on the shelf? Can you not feel my death glare upon you and figure out that you need to move your cart? Can you not park your cart to the side and then look? Do you really think someone is going to steal the groceries you have not even paid for yet? Do you have to keep it right there with you at all times? :roll: :roll:

wait...were you there? this is exactly what happened...and i added annoyed sighs to my glare

The annoying sighs just go over their heads...they just don't get it. Where were they raised? How can such a large number of people have no social graces?

this too is all the cashier's fault...you both went to go scream & take it out on them...didn't cha? :lolno:

norm wrote:

actually prism, for once the checkout was the best part of the whole experience

norm, we must have truly been at the same store. My cashier was a very sweet high schooler (and you don't come across too many of those).

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norm wrote:

actually prism, for once the checkout was the best part of the whole experience

norm, we must have truly been at the same store. My cashier was a very sweet high schooler (and you don't come across too many of those).

just so you both agree their earnings should exceed the combined wages of every customer in the store

watching Dragon's Den and the guy thinks he's the reincarnation of Elvis :roll:

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small town beck wrote:

That hot soccer player I saw at the shop tonight!

Was it one of these?






oh...and the holidays can suck it! :evil:

Not quite but I can look at that picture over and over again. *wipes away drool*

They are so lovely.

No love for turkey weekend?? :?

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comebackgirl wrote:

Was it one of these?






oh...and the holidays can suck it! :evil:

Not quite but I can look at that picture over and over again. *wipes away drool*

They are so lovely.

No love for turkey weekend?? :?

that's me on the right. where did you get this picture?

comebackgirl wrote:

The only thing that picture is missing is this:




nah that's more a holiday for my cats to enjoy Not exactly loving the holidays this year :(

As you know I am not normally all about Becks but this picture is something special. I wouldn't kick him out of bed for eating crackers, that is for sure