This made the news! WHY would you come forth and go to the NEWS and say this website is mean and took a picture of my mom looking crazy at Wal Mart !!!!

Man if I ever found myslf on there looking crazy....I'd say NOTHING and not claim a thing! I'd be like,

http://www.foxnews.com/sc...=obnetwork

Well! Now EVERYONE knows

There's a very simple solution to all this.

Don't look busted.

johnart said:

There's a very simple solution to all this.

Don't look busted.

I thought, instead of getting all pissed, spend some time with your mom and make sure she's not going out looking busted.

And when is having your picture taken not "safe"? Did the photographer hit the lady with the camera? Cause her bodily harm in some way? As for the part, "I could go into any store and take a picture of anybody or their children," I've not noticed the People of WalMart using images of children. Do they?

Is it an invasion of privacy when you are in a public place? Was ANY personal information given?

It's totally embarassing, that cannot be denied, but it's not illegal in America...yet. "We have no privacy shopping" ??? Hell, in America you have no privacy period. There are cameras everywhere...but I digress.

Like you said...Don't look busted.

This is why I stopped shopping at Walmart. The clientel they attract are only second to the idiots/throwbacks they employ. I got tired of looking at the de-evolution of humanity when I was merely looking for a bottle of Advil and a dozen eggs. I have since started shopping at a local grocer whose merchandise is far superior then the garbage Walmart perpetuates. I may pay a little more, but it's more then worth it then to have to gather an eyefull of the degredation of mankind.

So...what the hell was SHE doing on the People of Walmart website?? Laughing at other people, I'm sure...until she saw her MOMMA!!!!

dannyd5050 said:

So...what the hell was SHE doing on the People of Walmart website?? Laughing at other people, I'm sure...until she saw her MOMMA!!!!

*dead*

folk!!! Even in crocs I'll still never be on that site!! Trust!

And neither would my momma!!

dannyd5050 said:

So...what the hell was SHE doing on the People of Walmart website?? Laughing at other people, I'm sure...until she saw her MOMMA!!!!

Exactly! Though, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if it turns out she's the one that took and posted her momma, in the first place.

johnart said:

There's a very simple solution to all this.

Don't look busted.

did y'all SEE the fashion disasters in that vid-clip in the link!!

I work at wal-mart as a cashier. The shit I deal with on an everyday basis. I got stories. Tons of them. The man with the snake around his arm. The woman loading the conveyor belt with the baby hanging off her titty in the open just a sucking. The straight uptight business man in a suit on, but when you look at his feet you notice he has on high heels. And walking in them like a pro. Old lady shitting on a floor. Old lady undressing in the middle of the stores cause she doesn't understand the concept of a dressing room. A lady in a hospital gown with her ass out. A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects" Tons of fashion disasters. Too many to bear. Tons of titties and asses hanging out. Old playas in pimp suits on sunday after church. Young "boppers" as soon as the weather hits 50. A lady with OCD that holds up the line for 20 minutes cause she has to place everyting on the conveyor a certain way, and it has to come up to an certain amount, and rung out at a certain time. And all of thiis has to show on her receipt. If not, she's returning everything. A very humbling experience. I try not to judge anymore. Nobody is better than anybody. Most of all I learned a lot about people working there. A lot of sad and lonely people. People who are happy just becuase you were nice and held a convo with them. A lot of sad stories of people shoplifting food and clothes for their kids. Old men who come in talking to everybody bying a ton of frozen dinners cause they have no one to cook for them. Or older co workers who had great high paying job but were let go and now have to work at wal-mart as greeters or janitors. A lot of young girls who a brillaint but are stuck working there for the time being cause no one rooted in their corner. People who pour their heart out and talk about their abuse. A lot of people try thier best with what they got. The job sucks, but since I'm there I try to give love.

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[Edited 2/24/11 3:28am]

lyecry said:

I work at wal-mart as a cashier. The shit I deal with on an everyday basis. I got stories. Tons of them. The man with the snake around his arm. The woman loading the conveyor belt with the baby hanging off her titty in the open just a sucking. The straight uptight business man in a suit on, but when you look at his feet you notice he has on high heels. And walking in them like a pro. Old lady shitting on a floor. Old lady undressing in the middle of the stores cause she doesn't understand the concept of a dressing room. A lady in a hospital gown with her ass out. A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects" Tons of fashion disasters. Too many to bear. Tons of titties and asses hanging out. Old playas in pimp suits on sunday after church. Young "boppers" as soon as the weather hits 50. A lady with OCD that holds up the line for 20 minutes cause she has to place everyting on the conveyor a certain way, and it has to come up to an certain amount, and rung out at a certain time. And all of thiis has to show on her receipt. If not, shnowe's returning everything. A very humbling experience. I try not to judge anymore. Nobody is better than anybody. Most of all I learned a lot about people working there. A lot of sad and lonely people. People who are happy just becuase you were nice and held a convo with them. A lot of sad stories of people shoplifting food and clothes for their kids. Old men who come in talking to everybody bying a ton of frozen dinners cause they have no one to cook for them. Or older co workers who had great high paying job but were let go and now have to work at wal-mart as greeters or janitors. A lot of young girls who a brillaint but are stuck working there for the time being cause no one rooted in their corner. People who pour their heart out and talk about their abuse. A lot of people try thier best with what they got. The job sucks, but since I'm there I try to give love.

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[Edited 2/24/11 3:28am]

I suddenly feel kind of butthole-ish now! Thank you for sharing this! I think working in grocery stores would expose someone too. It's crazy. The OCD lady, that's funny!!

lyecry said:

I work at wal-mart as a cashier. The shit I deal with on an everyday basis. I got stories. Tons of them. The man with the snake around his arm. The woman loading the conveyor belt with the baby hanging off her titty in the open just a sucking. The straight uptight business man in a suit on, but when you look at his feet you notice he has on high heels. And walking in them like a pro. Old lady shitting on a floor. Old lady undressing in the middle of the stores cause she doesn't understand the concept of a dressing room. A lady in a hospital gown with her ass out. A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects" Tons of fashion disasters. Too many to bear. Tons of titties and asses hanging out. Old playas in pimp suits on sunday after church. Young "boppers" as soon as the weather hits 50. A lady with OCD that holds up the line for 20 minutes cause she has to place everyting on the conveyor a certain way, and it has to come up to an certain amount, and rung out at a certain time. And all of thiis has to show on her receipt. If not, she's returning everything. A very humbling experience. I try not to judge anymore. Nobody is better than anybody. Most of all I learned a lot about people working there. A lot of sad and lonely people. People who are happy just becuase you were nice and held a convo with them. A lot of sad stories of people shoplifting food and clothes for their kids. Old men who come in talking to everybody bying a ton of frozen dinners cause they have no one to cook for them. Or older co workers who had great high paying job but were let go and now have to work at wal-mart as greeters or janitors. A lot of young girls who a brillaint but are stuck working there for the time being cause no one rooted in their corner. People who pour their heart out and talk about their abuse. A lot of people try thier best with what they got. The job sucks, but since I'm there I try to give love.

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[Edited 2/24/11 3:28am]

Nothinbutjoy said:

lyecry said:

I work at wal-mart as a cashier. The shit I deal with on an everyday basis. I got stories. Tons of them. The man with the snake around his arm. The woman loading the conveyor belt with the baby hanging off her titty in the open just a sucking. The straight uptight business man in a suit on, but when you look at his feet you notice he has on high heels. And walking in them like a pro. Old lady shitting on a floor. Old lady undressing in the middle of the stores cause she doesn't understand the concept of a dressing room. A lady in a hospital gown with her ass out. A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects" Tons of fashion disasters. Too many to bear. Tons of titties and asses hanging out. Old playas in pimp suits on sunday after church. Young "boppers" as soon as the weather hits 50. A lady with OCD that holds up the line for 20 minutes cause she has to place everyting on the conveyor a certain way, and it has to come up to an certain amount, and rung out at a certain time. And all of thiis has to show on her receipt. If not, she's returning everything. A very humbling experience. I try not to judge anymore. Nobody is better than anybody. Most of all I learned a lot about people working there. A lot of sad and lonely people. People who are happy just becuase you were nice and held a convo with them. A lot of sad stories of people shoplifting food and clothes for their kids. Old men who come in talking to everybody bying a ton of frozen dinners cause they have no one to cook for them. Or older co workers who had great high paying job but were let go and now have to work at wal-mart as greeters or janitors. A lot of young girls who a brillaint but are stuck working there for the time being cause no one rooted in their corner. People who pour their heart out and talk about their abuse. A lot of people try thier best with what they got. The job sucks, but since I'm there I try to give love.

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[Edited 2/24/11 3:28am]

KatSkrizzle said:

lyecry said:

I work at wal-mart as a cashier. The shit I deal with on an everyday basis. I got stories. Tons of them. The man with the snake around his arm. The woman loading the conveyor belt with the baby hanging off her titty in the open just a sucking. The straight uptight business man in a suit on, but when you look at his feet you notice he has on high heels. And walking in them like a pro. Old lady shitting on a floor. Old lady undressing in the middle of the stores cause she doesn't understand the concept of a dressing room. A lady in a hospital gown with her ass out. A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects" Tons of fashion disasters. Too many to bear. Tons of titties and asses hanging out. Old playas in pimp suits on sunday after church. Young "boppers" as soon as the weather hits 50. A lady with OCD that holds up the line for 20 minutes cause she has to place everyting on the conveyor a certain way, and it has to come up to an certain amount, and rung out at a certain time. And all of thiis has to show on her receipt. If not, shnowe's returning everything. A very humbling experience. I try not to judge anymore. Nobody is better than anybody. Most of all I learned a lot about people working there. A lot of sad and lonely people. People who are happy just becuase you were nice and held a convo with them. A lot of sad stories of people shoplifting food and clothes for their kids. Old men who come in talking to everybody bying a ton of frozen dinners cause they have no one to cook for them. Or older co workers who had great high paying job but were let go and now have to work at wal-mart as greeters or janitors. A lot of young girls who a brillaint but are stuck working there for the time being cause no one rooted in their corner. People who pour their heart out and talk about their abuse. A lot of people try thier best with what they got. The job sucks, but since I'm there I try to give love.

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[Edited 2/24/11 3:28am]

I suddenly feel kind of butthole-ish now! Thank you for sharing this! I think working in grocery stores would expose someone too. It's crazy. The OCD lady, that's funny!!

You should not feel butt-holish.

lyecry shared her/his work experience very well and in a very touching way. Of course all of these things go on and of course we should be caring and kind.

This doesn't mean we can't look at busted folk on a site and have a laugh.

Please, never feel buttholish over having a sense of humor.

[Edited 2/24/11 9:30am]

johnart said:

KatSkrizzle said:

I suddenly feel kind of butthole-ish now! Thank you for sharing this! I think working in grocery stores would expose someone too. It's crazy. The OCD lady, that's funny!!

You should not feel butt-holish.

lyecry shared her/his work experience very well and in a very touching way. Of course all of these things go on and of course we should be caring and kind.

This doesn't mean we can't look at busted folk on a site and have a laugh.

Please, never feel buttholish over having a sense of humor.

[Edited 2/24/11 9:30am]

johnart said:

KatSkrizzle said:

I suddenly feel kind of butthole-ish now! Thank you for sharing this! I think working in grocery stores would expose someone too. It's crazy. The OCD lady, that's funny!!

You should not feel butt-holish.

lyecry shared her/his work experience very well and in a very touching way. Of course all of these things go on and of course we should be caring and kind.

This doesn't mean we can't look at busted folk on a site and have a laugh.

Please, never feel buttholish over having a sense of humor.

[Edited 2/24/11 9:30am]

Yeah that's true. And I laugh and shake my head at people who straight up KNOW better. Because you see some straight fools sometimes. But if I sense other issues causing the ridicuolosness I try to be kind and patient.

[Edited 2/24/11 10:58am]

This thread should be merged with that Bama thread. Basically the same people.

lyecry said:

johnart said:

You should not feel butt-holish.

lyecry shared her/his work experience very well and in a very touching way. Of course all of these things go on and of course we should be caring and kind.

This doesn't mean we can't look at busted folk on a site and have a laugh.

Please, never feel buttholish over having a sense of humor.

[Edited 2/24/11 9:30am]

Yeah that's true. And I laugh and shake my head at people who straight up KNOW better. Because you see some straight fools sometimes. But if I sense other issuse causing the ridicuolosness I try to be kind and patient.

As you should. And after you do that, it's still ok to go and have a laugh over the situation. It's healthy.

lyecry said:

I work at wal-mart as a cashier. The shit I deal with on an everyday basis. I got stories. Tons of them. The man with the snake around his arm. The woman loading the conveyor belt with the baby hanging off her titty in the open just a sucking. The straight uptight business man in a suit on, but when you look at his feet you notice he has on high heels. And walking in them like a pro. Old lady shitting on a floor. Old lady undressing in the middle of the stores cause she doesn't understand the concept of a dressing room. A lady in a hospital gown with her ass out. A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects" Tons of fashion disasters. Too many to bear. Tons of titties and asses hanging out. Old playas in pimp suits on sunday after church. Young "boppers" as soon as the weather hits 50. A lady with OCD that holds up the line for 20 minutes cause she has to place everyting on the conveyor a certain way, and it has to come up to an certain amount, and rung out at a certain time. And all of thiis has to show on her receipt. If not, she's returning everything. A very humbling experience. I try not to judge anymore. Nobody is better than anybody. Most of all I learned a lot about people working there. A lot of sad and lonely people. People who are happy just becuase you were nice and held a convo with them. A lot of sad stories of people shoplifting food and clothes for their kids. Old men who come in talking to everybody bying a ton of frozen dinners cause they have no one to cook for them. Or older co workers who had great high paying job but were let go and now have to work at wal-mart as greeters or janitors. A lot of young girls who a brillaint but are stuck working there for the time being cause no one rooted in their corner. People who pour their heart out and talk about their abuse. A lot of people try thier best with what they got. The job sucks, but since I'm there I try to give love.

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[Edited 2/24/11 3:28am]

A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects"

Bulldog said:

lyecry said:

I work at wal-mart as a cashier. The shit I deal with on an everyday basis. I got stories. Tons of them. The man with the snake around his arm. The woman loading the conveyor belt with the baby hanging off her titty in the open just a sucking. The straight uptight business man in a suit on, but when you look at his feet you notice he has on high heels. And walking in them like a pro. Old lady shitting on a floor. Old lady undressing in the middle of the stores cause she doesn't understand the concept of a dressing room. A lady in a hospital gown with her ass out. A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects" Tons of fashion disasters. Too many to bear. Tons of titties and asses hanging out. Old playas in pimp suits on sunday after church. Young "boppers" as soon as the weather hits 50. A lady with OCD that holds up the line for 20 minutes cause she has to place everyting on the conveyor a certain way, and it has to come up to an certain amount, and rung out at a certain time. And all of thiis has to show on her receipt. If not, she's returning everything. A very humbling experience. I try not to judge anymore. Nobody is better than anybody. Most of all I learned a lot about people working there. A lot of sad and lonely people. People who are happy just becuase you were nice and held a convo with them. A lot of sad stories of people shoplifting food and clothes for their kids. Old men who come in talking to everybody bying a ton of frozen dinners cause they have no one to cook for them. Or older co workers who had great high paying job but were let go and now have to work at wal-mart as greeters or janitors. A lot of young girls who a brillaint but are stuck working there for the time being cause no one rooted in their corner. People who pour their heart out and talk about their abuse. A lot of people try thier best with what they got. The job sucks, but since I'm there I try to give love.

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[Edited 2/24/11 3:28am]

A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects"

Yeah she said he was suicidal. We found him hiding in a rack of shirts. True story.

lyecry said:

johnart said:

You should not feel butt-holish.

lyecry shared her/his work experience very well and in a very touching way. Of course all of these things go on and of course we should be caring and kind.

This doesn't mean we can't look at busted folk on a site and have a laugh.

Please, never feel buttholish over having a sense of humor.

[Edited 2/24/11 9:30am]

Yeah that's true. And I laugh and shake my head at people who straight up KNOW better. Because you see some straight fools sometimes. But if I sense other issues causing the ridicuolosness I try to be kind and patient.

[Edited 2/24/11 10:58am]

OK. I know that I have committed boo boo's looking a little crazy after work outs. I know now that after work outs, I cannot go into a Wal Mart!

lyecry said:

I work at wal-mart as a cashier. The shit I deal with on an everyday basis. I got stories. Tons of them. The man with the snake around his arm. The woman loading the conveyor belt with the baby hanging off her titty in the open just a sucking. The straight uptight business man in a suit on, but when you look at his feet you notice he has on high heels. And walking in them like a pro. Old lady shitting on a floor. Old lady undressing in the middle of the stores cause she doesn't understand the concept of a dressing room. A lady in a hospital gown with her ass out. A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects" Tons of fashion disasters. Too many to bear. Tons of titties and asses hanging out. Old playas in pimp suits on sunday after church. Young "boppers" as soon as the weather hits 50. A lady with OCD that holds up the line for 20 minutes cause she has to place everyting on the conveyor a certain way, and it has to come up to an certain amount, and rung out at a certain time. And all of thiis has to show on her receipt. If not, she's returning everything. A very humbling experience. I try not to judge anymore. Nobody is better than anybody. Most of all I learned a lot about people working there. A lot of sad and lonely people. People who are happy just becuase you were nice and held a convo with them. A lot of sad stories of people shoplifting food and clothes for their kids. Old men who come in talking to everybody bying a ton of frozen dinners cause they have no one to cook for them. Or older co workers who had great high paying job but were let go and now have to work at wal-mart as greeters or janitors. A lot of young girls who a brillaint but are stuck working there for the time being cause no one rooted in their corner. People who pour their heart out and talk about their abuse. A lot of people try thier best with what they got. The job sucks, but since I'm there I try to give love.

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[Edited 2/24/11 3:28am]

This is a great read. You should become a writer and write more.

I´m serious. Loved reading this.

KoolEaze said:

lyecry said:

I work at wal-mart as a cashier. The shit I deal with on an everyday basis. I got stories. Tons of them. The man with the snake around his arm. The woman loading the conveyor belt with the baby hanging off her titty in the open just a sucking. The straight uptight business man in a suit on, but when you look at his feet you notice he has on high heels. And walking in them like a pro. Old lady shitting on a floor. Old lady undressing in the middle of the stores cause she doesn't understand the concept of a dressing room. A lady in a hospital gown with her ass out. A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects" Tons of fashion disasters. Too many to bear. Tons of titties and asses hanging out. Old playas in pimp suits on sunday after church. Young "boppers" as soon as the weather hits 50. A lady with OCD that holds up the line for 20 minutes cause she has to place everyting on the conveyor a certain way, and it has to come up to an certain amount, and rung out at a certain time. And all of thiis has to show on her receipt. If not, she's returning everything. A very humbling experience. I try not to judge anymore. Nobody is better than anybody. Most of all I learned a lot about people working there. A lot of sad and lonely people. People who are happy just becuase you were nice and held a convo with them. A lot of sad stories of people shoplifting food and clothes for their kids. Old men who come in talking to everybody bying a ton of frozen dinners cause they have no one to cook for them. Or older co workers who had great high paying job but were let go and now have to work at wal-mart as greeters or janitors. A lot of young girls who a brillaint but are stuck working there for the time being cause no one rooted in their corner. People who pour their heart out and talk about their abuse. A lot of people try thier best with what they got. The job sucks, but since I'm there I try to give love.

[Edited 2/24/11 3:23am]

[Edited 2/24/11 3:28am]

This is a great read. You should become a writer and write more.

I´m serious. Loved reading this.

Thanks man. That really boosted my confidence.

[Edited 2/26/11 21:48pm]

Let's just face it, there are some mutants that shop and work at Walmart. I avoid Walmart at all costs.

lyecry said:

I work at wal-mart as a cashier. The shit I deal with on an everyday basis. I got stories. Tons of them. The man with the snake around his arm. The woman loading the conveyor belt with the baby hanging off her titty in the open just a sucking. The straight uptight business man in a suit on, but when you look at his feet you notice he has on high heels. And walking in them like a pro. Old lady shitting on a floor. Old lady undressing in the middle of the stores cause she doesn't understand the concept of a dressing room. A lady in a hospital gown with her ass out. A mental patient that escaped from the hospital from across the street. Then his mom comes in the store yelling "quick hide all the sharp objects" Tons of fashion disasters. Too many to bear. Tons of titties and asses hanging out. Old playas in pimp suits on sunday after church. Young "boppers" as soon as the weather hits 50. A lady with OCD that holds up the line for 20 minutes cause she has to place everyting on the conveyor a certain way, and it has to come up to an certain amount, and rung out at a certain time. And all of thiis has to show on her receipt. If not, she's returning everything. A very humbling experience. I try not to judge anymore. Nobody is better than anybody. Most of all I learned a lot about people working there. A lot of sad and lonely people. People who are happy just becuase you were nice and held a convo with them. A lot of sad stories of people shoplifting food and clothes for their kids. Old men who come in talking to everybody bying a ton of frozen dinners cause they have no one to cook for them. Or older co workers who had great high paying job but were let go and now have to work at wal-mart as greeters or janitors. A lot of young girls who a brillaint but are stuck working there for the time being cause no one rooted in their corner. People who pour their heart out and talk about their abuse. A lot of people try thier best with what they got. The job sucks, but since I'm there I try to give love.

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[Edited 2/24/11 3:28am]

Great post.