Amish guy:"Don't be stupid, give me the money!"
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3029874/posts?page=9
Posted on 06/14/2013 9:47:23 AM PDT by rktman
Even without additional anatomy on display, the t-shirt alone is exposure enough of idiocy.
What they failed to add is the woman ran from the store laughing hysterically.
I recently had an unexpected extension of what was supposed to be a day trip to the South Puget Sound area. Since I didn’t pack an overnight bag, I had to improvise a change of clothes and acquire some basic toiletries. Since I was tired, dirty and hungry, I took the path of least resistance - the local SuperMall Wal-Mart.
Oh, brother. Here’s what I saw in my brief sojourn there:
• Very, very strange-looking people, with odd expressions on their faces. Hard to describe. Rather like Mr. Bean.
• People wearing clothing styles like Mad Max meets Tommy Hilfiger on the set of Les Miserables.
• Three guys running around the t-shirt, socks and underwear section speaking in guttural, animal-like sounds that resembled no language I’ve ever heard.
• Items from racks just strewn on the floor – no attempt made to pick up anything and put it back. It was as if someone took something off a rack, looked at it ,then tossed it on the floor because it no longer interested them. Pigs.
Wal-Mart: a kink in the fabric of reality.
Amish guy:"Don't be stupid, give me the money!"
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3029874/posts?page=9
We avoid the place now after we heard that one of Sam’s kids gave mucho dinero to the king’s campaign. Sam be spinnin’. I think anyway.
Obozo’s been exposing us to all kinds of nasty things since 01/20/09.
Anthony Weiner???...or just some guy getting his democrat street creed to run for office somewhere?
And she was screaming "What a big fuss over such a small thing".
My eyes, my eyes!
Anthony Weiner strikes again!
Nasty Trojans embedded in that site. Beware...
Will have it taken down. Was a little too crude anyway.
When it was safe to view, it was... Bizarre.
Don’t remember seeing these kind of people at the Woolworth’s back in the 50’s and 60’s when I was growing up.
True enough. I’m 62. Things have changed.
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