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To: Marcella
This cry baby woman must have met me somewhere - maybe at Kroger while I was buying all the food in the store so she couldn’t have any.

She must have been the loony toon who confronted Mr. b. The other day, Mr. b came back from making a quick breakfast run and was all up in arms about a crazy woman who cussed him and got in his face because he had the last half and half. Said she got really ugly to the point of wanting his cell to holler at me and tried grabbing it out of his basket. People are getting scary these days. That behavior used to never happen here. Society is changing and not for the better. There's too many warning signs and red flags.

62 posted on 12/08/2012 8:39:10 PM PST by bgill (We've passed the point of no return. Welcome to Al Amerika.)
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To: bgill

“Said she got really ugly to the point of wanting his cell to holler at me and tried grabbing it out of his basket.”

That’s really bad - over half and half. Now, if she was actually thirsty or hungry, what would she have done? We will have to stay out of stores when it gets bad. That’s bug in/hunker down time.


66 posted on 12/08/2012 8:47:08 PM PST by Marcella (Prepping can save your life today. Galt is freedom.)
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To: bgill
Said she got really ugly to the point of wanting his cell to holler at me and tried grabbing it out of his basket. People are getting scary these days.

That sounds like a good reason to administer a good thrashing, and I don't care if it is female. You are right, people are scary nowadays.

179 posted on 12/10/2012 3:58:20 PM PST by Sarajevo (Don't think for a minute that this excuse for a President has America's best interest in mind.)
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