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IT'S MOB RULE!
New York Post ^
| July 21, 2003
| Sara Stewart
Posted on 07/21/2003 10:58:56 AM PDT by FeliciaCat
Edited on 05/26/2004 5:15:10 PM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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To: Terriergal
In addition to working, I also do volunteer work & donate item to various charities. I can find the time--I wonder why they can't?
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posted on
07/22/2003 9:26:52 AM PDT
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Catspaw
To: Catspaw
They're too busy 'mobbing' people. Very important business you know.
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posted on
07/22/2003 10:01:25 AM PDT
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Terriergal
("multipass!")
To: Larry Lucido
Actually, there is a mob following me around. If I am trying to make it to an open checkout counter, 5 of them are waiting to jump in line in front of me. 2 others will do a blocking maneuver to keep me back. When I'm turning into fast-food drive-thru from a left-turn lane, one will prevent my turn long enough for 5 others to jump in line first. It's uncanny! How the heck do they coordinate it so well? This mob also has an uncanny ability to perfectly synchronize their traffic pattern such that I can't make a left turn onto a slightly busy street except at a light (where their conspiracies are thwarted by the traffic signals). I see a break in traffic wide open to the right but cars coming from the left are perfectly timed to not let me pull out. Then the break comes to the left and the right does the same thing. These guys are well organized, I tell you.
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07/22/2003 10:14:34 AM PDT
by
Spiff
(Have you committed one random act of thoughtcrime today?)
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