Comments | aesc: two depressing things

aesc

two depressing things

Jul 20, 2010 15:36

... in addition to the book I was interested in getting turning out to be kind of lame ( Read more... )

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just_ruth July 20 2010, 21:38:20 UTC

*hugs*

The one bumper that really ticked me off was one that said "My Savior is not the President." paired with "Palin 2012"

aesc July 21 2010, 16:34:20 UTC

*barf* Oh god no. Just... no.

Please tell me you didn't see this in Ra-cha-cha. My heart couldn't take it.

just_ruth July 21 2010, 20:58:21 UTC

Alas, yes, but it was only once and it was when she came to the Hylan Drive Borders (across from Marketplace Mall) to hawk her "Mein Kampf."

I haven't seen it since, thanks heavens.

chandri July 20 2010, 23:47:44 UTC

*pouncecuddle*

My thing with the Teabaggers is that I cannot respect anyone who doesn't think they should have to pay taxes.

Then again, I am a filthy socialist hippie pinko commie Canadian, so perhaps I'm biased. ;)

aesc July 21 2010, 16:35:57 UTC

We have no use for you people here in Freedomland! Go back where you came from! ;)

aurora_84 July 20 2010, 23:55:25 UTC

"Oh, I can read; I just choose not to."
*weeps*

aesc July 21 2010, 16:36:49 UTC

I just, I don't even know. I DON'T EVEN KNOW.

I came so close to grabbing her by the arm and demanding to know what the hell was wrong with her that she was proud of not reading, but I was so stunned and kind of choking on my own disbelief, so I couldn't say anything.

elderwitty July 21 2010, 06:44:09 UTC

Joins in your wtf-fest. Why did she come to a bookstore? For the coffee?

*commiserates*

aesc July 21 2010, 16:38:36 UTC

She was with another girl, a girl who might actually, you know, read things and wanted to get a book. That's the only reason she would have come in, because this particular bookstore doesn't have a coffee shop. Although it is conveniently located right across from one.

let_fate_decide July 22 2010, 19:10:03 UTC

/hug ♥

aesc August 3 2010, 04:47:25 UTC

*snorfles!*