I just saw this. Call me a liar.
Smedley_buzkill wrote:
I understand that Stella Artois is the choice of the more discerning lesbians everywhere. Just goes to show that sagacious and salacious need not be mutually exclusive.
Ooh, I do like Stella Artois. I also like Modelo Negra with lime; comes from Mexico (does it have drugs in it?).
Smedley_buzkill wrote:
I understand that Stella Artois is the choice of the more discerning lesbians everywhere. Just goes to show that sagacious and salacious need not be mutually exclusive.
Ooh, I do like Stella Artois. I also like Modelo Negra (comes from Mexico). I wonder if it is spiked with some kind of drug?
dtucker300 wrote:
Ooh, I do like Stella Artois. I also like Modelo Negra (comes from Mexico). I wonder if it is spiked with some kind of drug?
Nice to see you come out of the closet. Now you can join lesbians everywhere.
archie bunker wrote:
I was just at the grocery store, several people back in line where I observed an obviously Muslim gal watching the checker sack up groceries. Well, then she followed the elderly woman who bought them out with the old lady pushing her own cart, and brought the cart back in. This happened one other time while I was there, and I watched the person put their own stuff in their car in the parking lot.
I had to fight off 3 teenagers in order to carry my 3 sacks, and 6 pack of beer by myself.
WTF??
OK.......Let the fur fly! I'll be outside.
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What kind of beer you drinking arch buddy …
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
Sounds good to me...
Over here we now have those stupid computer checkouts...
Hate the things...
They Help Put People Out Of Work
Back On Topic:
People At Markets Are More Helpful
Than They Once Seemed To Be
And I Ain't 'Elderly' Yet
maximus
Loc: Chattanooga, Tennessee
karpenter wrote:
Back On Topic:
People At Markets Are More Helpful
Than They Once Seemed To Be
And I Ain't 'Elderly' Yet
Where I shop for groceries, when you come out of the store there is a pretty good slope downhill. I frequently see elderly people struggling to hold back their cart until the lot levels out. I always ask if I can help. Anytime, and I mean ANYTIME you do something to help a person in need, it will come right back at you and you will be blessed.
I think more and more, people are getting weary of the strife within this country and are realizing that a little kindness creates a peaceful feeling (yes, a warm felling)in the one giving of themselves and a sense of appreciation and thankfulness to those on the receiving end.
These little acts usually take less than a minute, but the good feelings can last all day.
archie bunker wrote:
Nope. I like lime with some beers, Pewee. Call me a homo, but, it is what it is!
I like Blue Moon with a slice. At the casino where I go occasionally, order up a 'Blue Moon' and throw them a dollar or two and you're set. What a country!!!!!!
maximus wrote:
Where I shop for groceries, when you come out of the store there is a pretty good slope downhill. I frequently see elderly people struggling to hold back their cart until the lot levels out. I always ask if I can help. Anytime, and I mean ANYTIME you do something to help a person in need, it will come right back at you and you will be blessed.
I think more and more, people are getting weary of the strife within this country and are realizing that a little kindness creates a peaceful feeling (yes, a warm felling)in the one giving of themselves and a sense of appreciation and thankfulness to those on the receiving end.
These little acts usually take less than a minute, but the good feelings can last all day.
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You know that is such a good point. Maybe if we all concentrated on a little more of that, it would spread. Nice thought, maximus. Get pretty nasty on OPP, so maybe I'll try to turn over a new leaf. I'm sure it'll last at least 24 hours. I've only told one person to "go to Hell" so far, so maybe it's working.
maximus wrote:
Where I shop for groceries, when you come out of the store there is a pretty good slope downhill. I frequently see elderly people struggling to hold back their cart until the lot levels out. I always ask if I can help. Anytime, and I mean ANYTIME you do something to help a person in need, it will come right back at you and you will be blessed.
I think more and more, people are getting weary of the strife within this country and are realizing that a little kindness creates a peaceful feeling (yes, a warm felling)in the one giving of themselves and a sense of appreciation and thankfulness to those on the receiving end.
These little acts usually take less than a minute, but the good feelings can last all day.
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Well said friend David...
archie bunker wrote:
I wasn't clear enough.
This person appeared to be a store employee.
The checker person scans the products while the sacker person bags them. After the transaction is complete, the sacker person pushes the buggy full of the customer's purchases out, and loads them in the vehicle.
At least, that's how it's done here.
This just seemed really odd to me.
It’s called “respect for the elderly”. You may not have ever heard of that...
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