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Feb 03, 2006 15:32

I'm going to tell you a tale. This particular tale is one which occurred today at work. Do not confuse it for an allegory in regards to globalism. It is not.

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oreochippewa February 3 2006, 21:20:15 UTC
My mom did call me today bitching about some nerdy bookstore worker....

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plaidskirtsrule February 3 2006, 21:50:41 UTC
You're black, not mexican. And if your mom had come in, there would have probably been a big fuss because people would have mistaken her for Michael Jackson.

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venal February 3 2006, 22:10:47 UTC
You should have taken her up to the music section then kicked her down the stairs.

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plaidskirtsrule February 4 2006, 04:22:02 UTC
Yeah, but with her bum knee I would have had to endure an elevator ride with her and it wouldn't have been worth it.

...Well, maybe.

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blind_guy February 4 2006, 01:37:36 UTC
Ha^3

Classic.

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plaidskirtsrule February 4 2006, 04:22:42 UTC
I bet with our combined efforts we could write a story full of amazing customers in the retail world.

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blind_guy February 4 2006, 23:54:04 UTC
I've actually had this idea for a book for a while now. It takes place in a gorcery store during a terrorist attack and follows a teenager through a 13 hour day but the book would examine a bunch of other characters, similar to Trainspotting.

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plaidskirtsrule February 5 2006, 01:01:46 UTC
That would be pretty neat. I always thought about what I would do if terrorists decided to attack Farmer Jack for some reason. It usually ended with me forcing the back door open and then fleeing the scene in a shopping cart.

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jkeef2001 February 4 2006, 01:56:53 UTC
good story. I hear the seahawks are going to lose on sunday. it might just be a rumor though.

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plaidskirtsrule February 4 2006, 04:23:16 UTC
I heard a rumor that the Seahawks ended slavery and that you're ugly.

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chamberk February 4 2006, 07:08:32 UTC
GO STEELERS

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deafandblind February 5 2006, 18:45:51 UTC
i concur with this statement.

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gtv42 February 6 2006, 18:32:13 UTC
Every customer knows that stores don't actually want to sell anything. Inventory becomes such a hassle that way. If you intend to buy something, you have to trick the employees into revealing its secret hiding place.

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