ProductofChina
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My kids and I (8 y/o boy & 5 y/o girl) went to Walmart to grab some stuff about 12:30 pm 6/21/08. I needed to get some weights and what not, and I promised my kids a toy each for really helping me out this week. Any way, we got the stuff we needed and they saw McDonald's. We decided to grab some burgers. This was directly across the way from the check-stand where I purchased my stuff. Pushed the cart up to McD's and walked up to the register. Bought our stuff, ate lunch, and went to leave. (Approx 1:30 PM)
I grabbed the cart and headed for the door. Walked through the little security sensors (No, they did not go off) and was almost to the door. A guy (50's-60's, gray hair, possibly glasses) asked for my receipt. I told him "No thank you" and kept walking. I attempted to walk out the door. He then tried to pull the cart out of my hands, and said you need to come with me to the security office. I told him I would be doing no such thing and asked him if I was free to go. He said no. I then asked if he was detaining me. He said no. So I went to push the cart out of the door. He grabbed the cart again. I asked him if he would physically grab me. He said no.
I told him to get a manager. He yelled at another gentleman (coincidentally, the gentleman in question was standing in line directly in front of me at McDonald's. His total was $4.02. I remember seeing it ring up on the register) This gentleman (not wearing a name tag) was late 40's - early 50's. He went and banged on a door right near the entrance that had a piece of paper taped on it saying "Employees Only" or something to that effect.
I said to the first gentleman "Look, I've paid for every item in this cart. It is my property. I'm getting my items and I'm leaving." At this time time, a younger guy (Mid 20's, short cropped light brown or blond hair, possible earring, 200-225 lbs, 5'10" or so, no nametag) came out from the earlier mentioned door. At that point I reached in, picked up my items (1 40lb dumbell set, 2 sunshades for a car, toy puppy, super soaker, lifting gloves, and exercise mat) handed the kids their toys and went to walk out the door. At that point the employee (I think, he wasn't wearing any kind of name tag) that came out of the side door grabbed me by the biceps and tried to restrain me. I asked him to get his hands off me and please call the police.
At this point, I was surrounded by about 10 employees (Again, I'm not 100% they were employees, since most had no WalMart badges on). My daughter (5) started bawling. I again asked if I was free to go. I walked just outside the entrance doors, and 4-5 employees circled me and prevented me from leaving. "no name tag" (the younger) again put his hands on my arms and prevented me from advancing. (I'm not clear if all were employees or not. There were several males of varying ages and one female, 30's-hispanic or native american. All wearing street clothes.
"No nametag" (the younger) got out his cellphone and dialed 911. I was about 6 inches from his face. He got the dispatcher and advised them that he had an uncooperative customer and needed the police. I leaned in and said something to the effect "Ask the dispatcher if it is legal for you to physically detain me." I repeated this several times. He tells the dispatcher that NO ONE ever touched me. At this point an Asst. Manager (Mikki - 40's African American) walked up and asked what the problem was. I told her what was happening. "No nametag" says "I never touched him." I ignored him and asked the Mgr if there were video cameras at the entrance. She said yes, so I told her that I wasn't going to argue the point, we could just watch the video.
At this point another employee went up to my daughter and grabbed the toy from her arms. This guy was probably mid 20's: crew cut style haircut, dark brown, or black hair. Athletic build, a little over 6ft tall. She was really crying by then. He said he was taking it to look up the transaction. 10 minutes went by, me surrounded by employees. Nobody really saying anything. I tried to take a picture of the guy who grabbed my arms, but he kept turning around in circles so I couldn't get it. I have one photo of the back of his head. The police still hadn't shown up.
The employee who took my daughter's toy then returned with a receipt printout and handed it to Mikki. She looked at my stuff, said here's your receipt. See you later. No apologies, nothing.
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Wow this game is oldschool ;D. Can't wait for SC2. Does anyone here still play starcraft? If you want to play message me =) I haven't played in a whileeeee. I used to play when I was like 9, Lol should be really rusty now. ;D. I played recently kind of.. with a friend and it was sooooo weird o_o
well yeah :].
i would in bed
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Is Starcraft still the NFL of Korea? Has the popularity died down yet?
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The song in my youtube link came first. But it isn't stealing. It's sampling.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_4-zRVFLnY
Tell me if this sounds familiar.
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Wow, I just lost all respect for Epik High. They stole one of their songs (white night) from King Giddra. A superior Japanese hip hop group.
Just kidding. But damn, that sample sounds really nice.
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Excellent point. I hate it when people call anime "cartoons" cause I'm just so hardcore 1337 anime fan!!!!1!!11!!one!!eleven
"aren't you too old to be watching cartoons?"
"I'm watching ANIME gtfo"
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Well, I hate it when people exclude Indians, and Middle Eastern populations from the term Asian. It's like you gotta be slit eyed and small wanged to be Asian or something. Its a whole continent man.
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Does anyone know what the name Epik High means?
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Today, I went to subway for the first time. I was waiting in line when the girl working there called me "hey, can I help you?" and I was surprised because I was busy looking at the menu. I said "oh sorry... umm can I have the meatball marinara" and I thought it was over but she asked me "what would you like in it?" and I didn't know what to do because I didn't think she would ask me that. I asked my mom before I came and she told me that they wouldn't ask you if you ordered the meatball marinara. So I stood there frozen like an idiot, fumbling the money in my hands. I was sweating really badly and the people waiting behind me were laughing at me. I was so nervous and my hands were shaking so I told the girl that I left my wallet in the car and I walked out really quickly. And I don't drive so I walked across the street. I knew everyone could see me but I couldn't look back to see if they were laughing. Looking back, I even help the money in my hands during ordering
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I for one LOVE seeing 11 year olds wearing skimpy clothing.
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i can has asian hair?
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O RLY GUYS? Opinions can be wrong?
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Actually, isn't the term Wasian used to refer to people who are from both Asian and Caucasian decent? Kind of like Blasian.
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I can't say I blame them. Being Asian is great. I take pride in my heritage.
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Typical pretty asian girl =
big eyes
pale complexion
flat nose
from afar, they look like they have 2 black dots for nostrils
red lips
Actually kind of boring if you ask me. Asian girls are really plain. Strange though because asian girls are the only type of girls I like.
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The goggles! They do nothing!
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Haha thanks, I always cover up parts of my face. :X
Lately it's been looking like this:
But I just want to give it more volume on top. Green sounds like the way to go, huh? Haha.
Thanks for the suggestions.
dont cover!!
im so sad and embarassed right now
Is it wrong to intentionally sit next to a cute middle school girl because she's cute?
in soompi hangout
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So I walked into a bus today and I really wanted to sit down because I was really tired. I had the choice of sitting next to a middle aged man, a grandma and a cute middle school girl. If I disregard the people sitting beside the open seats, the seats themselves were all equally attractive choices (they were all aisle seats near the back of the bus). I chose to sit down next to the middle school girl because she was the most attractive out of all them. She appeared to be 13-14 years old. I am 22 years old. Is this a wrong thing to do?