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I have no idea where it came from or what it's for. It has no places for it to be attached to anything or to be interlocked with something else. At first I thought it was just flash form something else, but it has the word "TOP" on one side of it and I dont think that a manufacturer would mold words on something that's supposed to me thrown away. If anyone has any idea as to what this is or what it's for (or even if you want to take a wild guess) please contact The Lord of Chaos |
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I was at a No Frills on December 24th. The lines were so big that people were forming lines down the aisles. Everything was going fine though, the lines were moving in some sort of order or another, and people were keeping things together. It should be pointed out at this time that most of the customers were parents with children of various ages, and they were all (surprisingly) being very patient and courtious. They were even trying to give people some space and not crowding those in front of them with their carts. I was six carts from the cash register (standing next to the ever expanding variety of cereals in the aisle) having a conversation with a six year old. I find that such conversations can more enjoyable than ones with adults. I think that this is because young children have not yet been around long enough to be exposed to the things that make people stupid, ignorant, annoying, and (as a friend has pointed out) jaded and defensive, so their minds are quite open and more understanding. Out of nowhere, comes this woman. This woman, with the exception of her method of walking, looked incredibly unlike a penguin, and brought with her a chocolate-faced three-year-old and a cart that was overflowing with an amazing amount of small packaged goods that no ordinary person would ever want or need to have on the day before Christmas. Such thoughts, I realized, must never dawn on some people. This woman (who, as I said before, looks nothing like a penguin) pushes her cart and drags her child and cuts right into the gap between the lady that is paying and the guy behind her, into the checkout (which, as I said before, was backed up into the aisles), and starts to unload her dangerously overloaded cart. As she does this, she scolds her child, and stops to count the hundred and fifty coupons in her purse. Everyone in the line up saw this, but the most anyone did was mumble unhappily. Finally, I stepped out of the line, walked up to the woman, and said “Excuse me, this gentleman here was next in line. You budded in front of him” Her response was that she hadn’t, and she proceeded to explain to me that he was not in line. I responded by saying that he had been in line, because I had been standing in the same line as him for the last twenty minutes. She slowly explained to me that if he had been in the line then HE would be unloading his cart because he would have been next IN THE LINE. I pointed out that it’s hard to be next in the line when other people don’t understand that the line starts at the other end of the store. Many other people, particularly the gentlemanwhom had been budded, agreed with me, and said so. Eventually, the woman went to the end of the line. I returned to my spot in the line, and was told very rudely by the woman whose child I had talked to that I had just budded her. I told her that I was just standing here, and had only moved from my spot to stop another person from budding someone else. She said that I had never been standing here in the first place. I tried to make her understand that I had just been talking to her son, and her son confirmed it for me. He reply was “Jesse, don’t talk unless you are spoken to” I gave up and relinquished my former spot in the line. I stood, instead, between lines and watched as woman I had lost my spot to rolled up beside someone else in another line. As usual, chaos ensued. The lines broke down, people argued, some yelled; others took the spots of the people who were yelling in the line-up. I stood there and wondered how a group of parents, who by now should know something about organization and getting along with others could let things fall apart so quickly. I strained my mind to understand how someone who can organize a birthday party containing fifteen six-year-olds could not grasp a concept like FORMING A LINE.
The truth is people are stupid. Human beings, in groups, are less organized than any other species on this planet. It seems to me that the overall intellegence of a given group of people varies inversely with the amount of people in the given group. Meaning that the more people there are in a group, the less intellegent that group will be. That is why the greatest achievements in the history of man were done by single individuals, not by groups of people. If a group of people get together to try to do something, they will always manage to screw something up. The only thing that people never screw up on is the fact that they always screw things up. |
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There are certain things that I have discovered that would have been very helpful to know earlier on in life. Here They are.
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This is an actual newspaper article found in the Toronto Sun. Do not look at the pictures until you’ve read the entire article:
Now lets look at the sign…. Would YOU go into a water-hole surrounded by those types of signs? Not even two weeks after she had nearly been killed by a bomb she decides to try her luck with crocodiles. Read the fucking sign, lady. If the sign says you may be killed if you go into the water then just maybe it says that for a reason. I mean, take a fucking hint! What’s ironic about this story is that she was at a “…Darwin hospital…”. As you may know, Charles Darwin is famous for his theories on evolution, namely the fact that only the organisms which are smart enough to survive will actually survive. Isabel, apparently, was not… |
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