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I still could. I bitched out some lowly secretary, unless she's giving out head at lunch break, no one will care. I don't think so. All that lady has to do is tell her boss what you said to her. She will probably embelish a bit, too. Her word > Your word If it makes you feel any better, I spent 80 minutes the other week trying to find this place for an interview (they gave me faulty directions but I still got there on time because I give myself 30 minutes extra when driving somewhere for the first time), and I only spent 15 minutes speaking with the bitch about a job I was more than qualified for. Never heard back. Hopefully the Cancer Fairy has paid a visit to her left breast by now...

Not really, although my next trip through a drive thru the time after I got a single quarter pounder in my double quarter pounder box I made the window chick literally open the box and verify that it was a double with no onion...

My n*gga. Give us updates. And no matter what, do NOT accept an interview now if they give you one. It will just be a token interview, and if you do get a job there your advancement opportunities are GONE. (My opinion) One thing you should not have done was scream and swear, but it was funny nevertheless. Hmmm, Fear Havoc and I have conflicting opinions on this...

Moved out when I was 22 and graduated college. Until then I was a commuter student, so darn right I lived with mommy rent-free for those four years. Between school and at least one full-time job I was putting in around 70-80 hours per week, so the only time I was home was to sleep or jerk off...

Man, that's funny. Nice to know when the Apocalypse arrives, we'll still get our mail and be able to drink pop. Look at it this way -- would you really want to work for assholes like that? (They probably think you're lying, btw) If the snow falling really bad, take a picture of it, send it to Pepsi's corporate office and complain like a mo' fo' about how unprofessional you were treated. You might get a free Cube or something...

I knew someone that did that in a pizza. Agreed. And one thing that is starting to really piss me off is when you get your fries and they're not even close to filling up your carton. I bitched about this before here, but now it's going on again. When I say super-size, I mean it...

I just channel surf during commercials, get something to eat or go to the bathroom. And I want to take a shovel to that GLAD chick's head every time I hear that screeching voice from my "office"...

Hmmm – the plot thickens... For someone as "unlucky" as her, I can't help but wonder if she should shop on-line from now on... 'Trampled' Wal-Mart Shopper Has History Of Injury Claims Report: Woman Has Filed 16 Previous Claims, 9 At Wal-Mart Stores ORANGE CITY, Fla. -- A woman reported "trampled" last Friday by Wal-Mart shoppers desperate for $29.87 DVD players has a long history of claiming injuries from Wal-Marts and other businesses where she worked or shopped. Patricia Vanlester, 41, was knocked unconscious and, her sister said, "trampled by a herd of elephants" by a stampede of shoppers reaching for DVD players that went on sale at 6 a.m. the day after Thanksgiving, according to Orange City police and the sister, Linda Ellzey. The story was picked up by the Associated Press and carried in newspapers and other media as far away as Australia and China, an example -- some commentators have opined -- of American excess during the holiday shopping season. An investigation by WKMG-Local 6 reveals Vanlester has filed 16 previous claims of injuries at Wal-Mart stores and other places she has shopped or worked, according to Wal-Mart, court files and state records. Her sister, who accompanied her Friday on the visit to Wal-Mart, has also filed a prior injury claim against Wal-Mart, with Vanlester as her witness, a company spokeswoman said yesterday. Asked whether Vanlester's frequent injury claims might cast doubt on the veracity of her latest allegation, her attorney, David L. Sweat, of Port Orange, said, "No comment." He did stress, though, that Vanlester "has not filed a claim nor have we decided to file one" related to last week's incident. Wal-Mart is reviewing store videotapes "as we look into the claim," spokeswoman Karen Burk said from the massive retailer's Bentonville, Ark., headquarters. "We will investigate this claim as thoroughly as we have the other 10 claims that this customer and her sister have brought against our stores in the past." (ED: Now that's an AWESOME public realtions line to give) Vanlester, who worked at Wal-Marts in Mt. Dora and Orange City in 1996 and 1997, declined comment through her mother, Barbara Rastellini, with whom she owns a home here. Vanlester spent at least two days in Halifax Medical Center in Daytona Beach last weekend and today was back in the hospital "having a procedure done," Sweat said. He did not know if the procedure was related to the Wal-Mart incident. Vanlester has for years complained of head, back, neck, leg or arm pain caused by slipping and falling, objects falling on her and other accidents, according to medical records in a public court file examined by WKMG-Local 6. In fact, her sister says she was wearing a neck brace at the time of last Friday's incident because of injuries from a years-old car accident. According to state worker's compensation records and court files at the Volusia County courthouse in DeLand, here's some of what Vanlester has claimed over the years under some of her various legal last names: Rastellini, Findley, Crabtree, Platt and Vanlester. * In 1978 and 1982, more than $400 in worker's compensation was paid after she claimed injuries from being struck by a falling object and from slipping and falling while working as a machine operator at a now-defunct manufacturing plant in DeLand. * In 1984, she claimed a back sprain from working at a restaurant in Winter Haven, producing $356 in worker's compensation. * In 1987, she filed an injury claim against Deltona Lanes, a Volusia County bowling alley, after claiming she slipped and fell while bowling there. * In a 1993 sworn deposition in another case, Vanlester testified she received a cash settlement from the bowling alley claim, but did not recall the amount. * In 1989, after her car ran off Interstate 4 in Volusia and overturned, she filed a claim against Big T Tire and Wheel Service, of Orange City, claiming the crash was caused by a tire blowout. She testified she received a cash settlement in that case, as well. * In 1991, she claimed to have slipped on a puddle of hand lotion while shopping for a curling iron at an Orange City Walgreen's, causing "permanent injury, disability, disfigurement (and) mental anguish." She filed suit in 1993, but it was thrown out in January 1994 after a 10-minute hearing. Walgreen's argued no one at the store had seen any liquid on the floor, so it could not be liable for failing to clean it up. * In 1995, Vanlester reported slipping and falling on liquid or grease while working in the meat department of a Eustis Publix, resulting in more than $1,200 in worker's compensation. In 1996, she claimed to have slipped and fallen while working at the layaway desk of a Mt. Dora Wal-Mart, leading to more than $600 in worker's compensation payments. * In 1997, she claimed a back strain while working at the snack bar of an Orange City Wal-Mart that was replaced by the Wal-Mart Superstore where she claims to have been trampled last Friday. Burk, the Wal-Mart spokeswoman, said she could not reveal exactly how much Wal-Mart has paid in medical expenses and direct payments to Vanlester as a result of her nine claims, but said the total was in the "thousands." Nor could she provide details on the injury claim Wal-Mart received from her sister, Ellzey, 48, of Inglis, Fla., except to say Vanlester was listed as a witness to the injury. Ellzey said in an earlier interview that Wal-Mart should have foreseen the danger of unleashing shoppers on a huge bargain at 6 a.m. the day after Thanksgiving. "For several years, every time they do this, people get trampled," she said last week, adding, "I'm panicked. I'm afraid to go into any stores, especially Wal-Mart." This week, Ellzey has not returned repeated calls seeking comment. But her widely-reported characterization of the incident last Friday as a trampling by a "herd of elephants" has provoked much comment around the world. Syndicated columnist George Will used it to bemoan the death of Puritanism at the hand of Christmas excess, calling department stores "cathedrals of consumption." A Portland, Ore., Web site carried the story under the headline, "Capitalism's Greatest Hits."

Even if Mother Nature agrees, wouldn't that upset Father Nature? I don't mind Snow, but with snow comes along its drunken party-crashing friend Ice, who I hate with a passion.

That's what I hated about losing my wallet -- not missing the money inside it, but rather getting all my various ID's and credit cards back. Didn't they also raise the sales tax and gas tax, among other things, too? Glad I left when I did to the taxpayer friendly commonwealth of Pennsylvania. *cries...*

But do I get any Tolerance Points for, if this were Planet kkk, not letting half the functioning adults of my realm breed as well?...

Just for the record I put "disagree" and "agree." Call me Adolph...

Was just using one page of each site, but you're right -- correction duly noted...

Offended? OFFENDED? Quite the contrary -- this is the most fun I’ve had reading at TSM since I can’t remember when. And regarding Rippers’ *Comes in. GIVES NOD OF APPROVAL. Leaves* *Sticks head back in the room* Did I just read on this thread that linking up to this is the same as linking up to this? *Closes door, welds it shut, runs away...*

I think I've only used a "strongly" choice one time in my whole life while taking these "tests." Out of curiousity, what did you answer "strongly" on?...

Last laugh will be on Google when Ashcroft busts them for being terrorists...

I very rarely, if ever, use the "strongly" choices. I think that contributes to my open-mindedness...

And for some odd reason I'm not surprised by this...

Yep. Not only that, but Mr. Terror went to Mason before all of the development...

For all that has gone down in these two pages, this by far is Post of the Thread...

No. Hello good riddance...

Umm, did you just wish bodily harm on me? Attention mods...

Kamui, that'd look great in your Avatar...

I would love it if you threw your computer out the window...

Oh well. It was worth a shot. Racist...