Comments on: This is Walmart!

By: clay

clay — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 18:16:20 +0000

so let me get this straight, the kid said there were scooters available (which you do not refute.)

You began your interaction with the “hippies” by shouting commands at them (next time some stranger does that to you, take note!)

You then physically assaulted one of them, clearing his scooter, and the other one quickly vacated his scooter…

So now you’ve freed up two carts (possibly three or four, if what the kid said was true) for one person…

and then you forced her to use one?

What kind of superhero does that?

I’m glad that (at least in jest) you recognize that you actions were wholly negative.

By: Chris

Chris — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 15:42:22 +0000

Reply lover!

By: 1994

1994 — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 08:51:44 +0000

The fact that you remember pogs made me just bookmark this page, I always love a good 90′s throwback reference! I remember the days of everyone showin off there sweet slammers, I think that was right around when people stopped collecting beanie babies lol.

Anyways love the replies you have they are witty, short, and right on point. Keep on keepin on.

By: Chris

Chris — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 19:26:55 +0000

TY for the kind words

By: Bill

Bill — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 19:24:25 +0000

Regarding the Wal-Mart scooter incident:
Any man who at 4:00a.m or whatever time for that matter, who is in fact at Wal-Mart because he himself is not feeling well for whatever reason. If this person takes the time to stop and come to the aid of an elderly woman being put upon by a group af low life gutter snipes, then this person is one that I personally would be proud to call a friend. Human decency is not dead, it’s just really hard to find now-a-days.
Well done sir, well done

By: Roxy

Roxy — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 02:14:22 +0000

I agree with Joe. I don’t smoke marijuana, But I am a 22 year old girl who has some horrible luck. Iv’e always been active in sports (cheerleading,softball,soccer…etc..) and I’ve always LOVED working out. (I know…weird) I love the burn you get in your muscles when youre finished. I’ve also always been on a really healthy diet. All throughout school I was extremely healthy,fit,and active, until one day when I was WALKING to class and my knee popped for absolutely no reason. I went to the dr and found out that a piece of knee cartilage snapped off.I told him that I was active in sports and that I exercise frequently,figuring he would say that was the reason for the break, but he told me that wouldnt have caused this and that sometimes bodies do things for no real reason. I ended up having surgery.(this was when I was about 17-18). Once my knee healed I got back to my regular routine of exersize, but it started getting harder and harder for me to do. I went back to the doctor only to find that I have an uncurable bone disease called RA that is almost always found in older men and women but can sometimes be blessed(sarcasm) upon younger ppl. I then found that I had mononucleosis which the dr. claims I most likely got when I was on the swimming team through pool water. I always tried avoiding drugs,unhealthy foods,and anything dangerous to my health, but some people just arent lucky I suppose.

Now I’m 22yrs old taking so many meds that the inside of my purse looks like a pharmacy. The meds I take have turned me from a 5’7′ 130lber to a 5’7′ 200lber.

I still eat healthy and exercise as much as my body will allow, but I have to live day to day getting made fun of for my weight and I’m treated like I’m lazy or undeserving. I think that what you did to the boys on the cart was awesome because they were just being jackasses, but to those of you judging overweight people…you need to understand that that isnt fair. not everyone that is overweight is lazy or cant keep the fatty foods out of their mouth.

By: No

No — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:38:25 +0000

People that are overweight have a higher incidence of osteoarthritis in their joints. That causes pain. If they’re in pain, then can they ride a scooter?