Upon a weekend trip to Wal-Mart I saw: (1) A distasteful affectionate couple. (2) Lady feeding her infant her baby food in cart. yes, fast food (3) And of course the enfamous teenage girl draging behind her parents, slumped with head to the side and with the OMGosh can we leave before I fall over look on her face. (4) One time - actually had a woman snarl and growl at me when I smiled at her. No joke goodness so much for being friendly.
go toremoval of non-family friendly material Here in MN people are pretty conservative. I cant say I've seen anything crazy at wal-mart yet. Edited to remove that link - the first photo alone is far from family friendly!
I lived in Wasilla, AK which had the proud distinction of having sold the most duct tape in North America. I used to count the number of people missing teeth while I shopped to help pass the time. Edit to remove site above.
The craziest thing I've seen, was, what appeared to, illegal aliens, obviously, from south of the border, having a full blown picnic, out of their cart, right in the middle of the aisle.
I really need to upload my photo to peopleofwalmart.com..... Two largely obese women in motorcarts going down the candy aisle....AWESOME.
eyes . . . burnt . . .brain . . . scarred for life... omg, another site to look at when I get tired of thereifixedit.com, icanhascheezburger.com, and failblog.org
My repeated Walmart eye-burner is the hugely overweight woman wearing a t-shirt and no bra. Lady, look in the mirror before you leave the house! I think every Walmart has to have one. p.s. I'm a fat chick, but geez........................
I think the weirdest/funniest/craziest thing was a woman pushing a cart down the grocery isles by the front. Behind the cart was a 5 or 6 year old little boy, who I assume was her son, being pulled along on his belly as she went. He was crying and pitching a fit and she was cussing like a sailor.
My son is the one that hides behind all the tissue and toilet paper and sneezes when people walk by. I always know where to find him. Behind the paper products.
