gbaji wrote:
To be fair... it was a 5 dollar candy bar.
Elinda's the 1%!
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Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
gbaji wrote:
And for the record, we never put price stickers on candy bars when I worked retail, but every item that did have a price sticker we put it on the front of the item, facing the customer. Now, to be fair, we didn't have tags on the shelves back in those ancient days *and* we didn't have any sort of scanner, so maybe things have changed. But it just seems like if you're going to bother to go through the trouble of putting a price sticker on a product, you should put it on the damn front.
/waves cane!
I was jealous of my pregnant coworker who didn't have to wear the schoolgirl costume (incidentally, she was the only coworker I liked, with whom I never shared shifts
) Comic shop: Worst. Job. Ever. So glad I got fired. Too openly hateful of the customers. It's so much nicer to be dealing with rednecks at a sporting goods store. I get to wear pants!
Gumbo Galahad wrote:
As for procreation I just wish stupid wh*res like yourself would stop procreating.
Edited, Nov 2nd 2011 10:04am by lolgaxe
George Carlin wrote:
I think it’s the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately.
Jophiel wrote:
gbaji wrote:
To be fair... it was a 5 dollar candy bar.
Elinda's the 1%!
I'm 1% of something fer sure.
It was a Green&Black chocolate bar. I just looked at their website. It appears my local grocery also sells this chocolate. Now I suppose I'll have to comparison shop.
So, as it turns out, I'd mentioned the old date on the candy bar to my cubby neighbor here at work. She is personal friends with the owners of this shop and called them right up. Supposedly they were gushing over with apology and, through her, asked me to come in to get a new chocolate bar or my money back.
But, that was two days ago. I've eaten most of the chocolate. I avoided stopping there for coffee this morning or yesterday just because I don't like to have to be personable at 7:30am. The store owners know about the expiration dates now, so I'm content. I'll go back to them for coffee next week maybe and hope they don't connect me with the whole chocolate bar affair.
Alma wrote:
I lost my post
varusword75 wrote:
bard,
And yet it remains at the forefront of your thoughts. I understand how radical whacked out liberals like yourself wouldn't want someone who values liberty, freedom, personal responsibility and independence procreating. You would much rather they be the types that comprise the majority of the democrat party; the poor, uneducated (pick your minority), socialized, pseudo-academics, lawyer, and actor types.
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I don't think this is something we have to worry about.
And yet it remains at the forefront of your thoughts. I understand how radical whacked out liberals like yourself wouldn't want someone who values liberty, freedom, personal responsibility and independence procreating. You would much rather they be the types that comprise the majority of the democrat party; the poor, uneducated (pick your minority), socialized, pseudo-academics, lawyer, and actor types.
varusword75 wrote:
Elinda,
Sounds like the defense that congresswoman from california is going to use after walking out of a store with thousands worth of merchandise on her.
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Price stickers are kinda tacky to look at. They're often put on the backs or bottoms of stuff
Sounds like the defense that congresswoman from california is going to use after walking out of a store with thousands worth of merchandise on her.
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As for procreation I just wish stupid wh*res like yourself would stop procreating. Or at least be forced to pay for the *******.
Alma wrote:
I lost my post
Bardalicious wrote:
varusword75 wrote:
bard,
And yet it remains at the forefront of your thoughts. I understand how radical whacked out liberals like yourself wouldn't want someone who values liberty, freedom, personal responsibility and independence procreating. You would much rather they be the types that comprise the majority of the democrat party; the poor, uneducated (pick your minority), socialized, pseudo-academics, lawyer, and actor types.
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I don't think this is something we have to worry about.
And yet it remains at the forefront of your thoughts. I understand how radical whacked out liberals like yourself wouldn't want someone who values liberty, freedom, personal responsibility and independence procreating. You would much rather they be the types that comprise the majority of the democrat party; the poor, uneducated (pick your minority), socialized, pseudo-academics, lawyer, and actor types.
He'll deny it and say the liberals forced him to do it, though
Edited, Nov 2nd 2011 9:54am by Sweetums
varusword75 wrote:
Elinda,
The mistake is thinking "fortune" had anything to do with it. If society, and liberals in particular, would stop perpetuating the myth that those who are successful were only able to achieve that success through luck of the draw we might be able stop raping those who are trying to achieve higher levels of success. And we're back to talking about people being held personally responsible for their own life choices.
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Neither me, my husband, or my kids have ever been unfortunate
The mistake is thinking "fortune" had anything to do with it. If society, and liberals in particular, would stop perpetuating the myth that those who are successful were only able to achieve that success through luck of the draw we might be able stop raping those who are trying to achieve higher levels of success. And we're back to talking about people being held personally responsible for their own life choices.
I know it's not obvious but unfortunate is not the opposite of fortune.
Alma wrote:
I lost my post
Elinda wrote:
varusword75 wrote:
Elinda,
The mistake is thinking "fortune" had anything to do with it. If society, and liberals in particular, would stop perpetuating the myth that those who are successful were only able to achieve that success through luck of the draw we might be able stop raping those who are trying to achieve higher levels of success. And we're back to talking about people being held personally responsible for their own life choices.
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Neither me, my husband, or my kids have ever been unfortunate
The mistake is thinking "fortune" had anything to do with it. If society, and liberals in particular, would stop perpetuating the myth that those who are successful were only able to achieve that success through luck of the draw we might be able stop raping those who are trying to achieve higher levels of success. And we're back to talking about people being held personally responsible for their own life choices.
I know it's not obvious but unfortunate is not the opposite of fortune.
Truth be told, they are opposites, as fortune is synonymous with "luck". Unless you meant that they aren't opposites because they aren't the same part of speech.
Of course, that doesn't make varus correct.
Edited, Nov 2nd 2011 12:21pm by Eske
varusword75 wrote:
Elinda,
The mistake is thinking "fortune" had anything to do with it. If society, and liberals in particular, would stop perpetuating the myth that those who are successful were only able to achieve that success through luck of the draw we might be able stop raping those who are trying to achieve higher levels of success. And we're back to talking about people being held personally responsible for their own life choices.
Quote:
Neither me, my husband, or my kids have ever been unfortunate
The mistake is thinking "fortune" had anything to do with it. If society, and liberals in particular, would stop perpetuating the myth that those who are successful were only able to achieve that success through luck of the draw we might be able stop raping those who are trying to achieve higher levels of success. And we're back to talking about people being held personally responsible for their own life choices.
Sweetums wrote:
varusword75 wrote:
Elinda,
The mistake is thinking "fortune" had anything to do with it. If society, and liberals in particular, would stop perpetuating the myth that those who are successful were only able to achieve that success through luck of the draw we might be able stop raping those who are trying to achieve higher levels of success. And we're back to talking about people being held personally responsible for their own life choices.
Quote:
Neither me, my husband, or my kids have ever been unfortunate
The mistake is thinking "fortune" had anything to do with it. If society, and liberals in particular, would stop perpetuating the myth that those who are successful were only able to achieve that success through luck of the draw we might be able stop raping those who are trying to achieve higher levels of success. And we're back to talking about people being held personally responsible for their own life choices.
Yeah, as far as I can tell he's not even listed as an associate in the business.
publiusvarus wrote:
we all know liberals are well adjusted american citizens who only want what's best for society. While conservatives are evil money grubbing scum who only want to sh*t on the little man and rob the world of its resources.
Duke Lubriderm wrote:
[/quote]... Well don't I feel like a silly goose for venting to my dog, too. I just figure that none of my friends want to hear about some boring sh*tty problem at work, and Tanga seems genuinely interested.
That's the problem; no matter how interested she may appear the only thing going through her head is
I want steak
I want steak
I want steak
Pee on your leg
I want steak
I want steak
publiusvarus wrote:
we all know liberals are well adjusted american citizens who only want what's best for society. While conservatives are evil money grubbing scum who only want to sh*t on the little man and rob the world of its resources.
lol
Edited, Nov 2nd 2011 7:45pm by Elinda
Edited, Nov 2nd 2011 7:45pm by Elinda
Alma wrote:
I lost my post
Debalic wrote:
Duke Lubriderm wrote:
... Well don't I feel like a silly goose for venting to my dog, too. I just figure that none of my friends want to hear about some boring sh*tty problem at work, and Tanga seems genuinely interested.
That's the problem; no matter how interested she may appear the only thing going through her head is
I want steak
I want steak
I want steak
Pee on your leg
I want steak
I want steak
The solution my dog gives to any problem is "Well...I could play-bite you?"
Edited, Nov 2nd 2011 1:53pm by Eske
forum=4 is my venting outlet. 
Alma wrote:
I lost my post
Gumbo Galahad wrote:
I'm sure you can guess what I invested my cut in, here's a hint it's shiny and often found at the end of a rainbow (no not the midget).
George Carlin wrote:
I think it’s the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately.
lolgaxe wrote:
Gumbo Galahad wrote:
I'm sure you can guess what I invested my cut in, here's a hint it's shiny and often found at the end of a rainbow (no not the midget).
Heh.
Sweetums wrote:
Ask me about how fun it was to put price stickers on five billion anime chotchskies! All while in a short skirt meant for Asians at least a foot shorter than me.
Wait! What?... Where's this comic book store again?
Edited, Nov 2nd 2011 2:17pm by gbaji
King Nobby wrote:
More words please
varusword75 wrote:
Debo,
Because people never sell their books of business and stay on to run the agency for the new owner before starting from scratch again. I'm sure you can guess what I invested my cut in, here's a hint it's shiny and often found at the end of a rainbow (no not the midget).
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Yeah, as far as I can tell he's not even listed as an associate in the business.
Because people never sell their books of business and stay on to run the agency for the new owner before starting from scratch again. I'm sure you can guess what I invested my cut in, here's a hint it's shiny and often found at the end of a rainbow (no not the midget).
You invested in fairy tales?
Just as Planned.
gbaji wrote:
Sweetums wrote:
Ask me about how fun it was to put price stickers on five billion anime chotchskies! All while in a short skirt meant for Asians at least a foot shorter than me.
Wait! What?... Where's this comic book store again?
Edited, Nov 2nd 2011 2:17pm by gbaji
varusword75 wrote:
Debo,
Because people never sell their books of business and stay on to run the agency for the new owner before starting from scratch again.
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Yeah, as far as I can tell he's not even listed as an associate in the business.
Because people never sell their books of business and stay on to run the agency for the new owner before starting from scratch again.
Looking through their published records, you were never listed as part of the ownership, and only have been listed as a non-participatory agent. Sidenote; the biz seems to have started sucking wind around that time period. Unless the owner was violating several reporting and asset management regulations you would have neither a cut, unless it was a termination settlement, nor be legally allowed to transfer client propriety information, per federal law. Account data would again, be property of the business enterprise.
Just as Planned.
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