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I wonder how Mr. Jordan feels about having his name attached to such behavior....


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For shoes......

Huh, if that's how ppl act for a pair of shoes how would they act if food became very scarce and a Govt. truck pulled up with bread and cheese?!?

All I have to say is...WoW...

Too many people don't understand that the reason for the season is not CONSUMERISM, but LOVE recognizing the birth of Jesus Christ.

Huh, if that's how ppl act for a pair of shoes how would they act if food became very scarce and a Govt. truck pulled up with bread and cheese?!?

That is a scary thought indeed.

Looks like that Section 8 housing stampede in DFW.

Medic624 wrote:Huh, if that's how ppl act for a pair of shoes how would they act if food became very scarce and a Govt. truck pulled up with bread and cheese?!?

Can you say K-A-T-R-I-N-A?

Edited. Changed my mind. I'll let someone else say it.

How many of these folks can actually afford $200 for a pair of sneakers.......without being delinquent on any of their bills or depriving their spawn of books and warm clothing?

Medic624 wrote:Huh, if that's how ppl act for a pair of shoes how would they act if food became very scarce and a Govt. truck pulled up with bread and cheese?!?

All I have to say is...WoW...

They would be upset that all they brought was bread and cheese. Where's the sausage and wine or big macs, fries, and shakes?

The Annoyed Man wrote:How many of these folks can actually afford $200 for a pair of sneakers.......without being delinquent on any of their bills or depriving their spawn of books and warm clothing?

I can't afford $200 sneakers and my bills are paid...including my various taxes.

That fat chick cramming chips down her throat while she needed to lose about 50# had me rolling on the floor. Have we forgot to teach manners and cooth?

...she reminds me of what Popeye used to say " I yam what I yam and that's ALL that I yam!!!"~~~

Oldgringo wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:How many of these folks can actually afford $200 for a pair of sneakers.......without being delinquent on any of their bills or depriving their spawn of books and warm clothing?

I can't afford $200 sneakers and my bills are paid...including my various taxes.

But are you getting government handouts?

...thousands all over the country camped out for several days...a couple of 'em actually had to take off work...

Huh, if that's how ppl act for a pair of shoes how would they act if food became very scarce and a Govt. truck pulled up with bread and cheese?!?

For years, I had no desire to own an AR as I felt my security needs could be met by handgun, shottie, and bolt gun.

Then I got stationed in a hurricane zone...

It doesn't take much for a segment of the population to lose their minds, and even if it's a small percentage, that small percentage will still equal hundreds, or thousands, depending on the population density of your living area.

speedsix wrote:...thousands all over the country camped out for several days...a couple of 'em actually had to take off work...

I've got a friend running for Dallas County Commissioner - District 3. He is a 4th generation Baptist preacher and his biggest peeve is government entitlements, he calls it the new slavery. He was disgusted with the section 8 turnout and said, "You can get out of bed at 3 in the morning for a handout but won't line up at a job fair?"