Walmart. Jacket and tie required?

I just saw this at another forum and had to share this with you guys!

I think she means, like, putting shoes on and all that trouble . . .

My sister-in-law doesn't go to Wal-Mart any more because of all the women with their screaming kids. She goes to Target because she thinks it's a classier place.:roflmao:roflmao

I generally feel TOO dressed up when I go to my local walmart.

And, at least where I live, target is the classier joint. Whatever that means realistically.

Target is the classier place. This spoken in pure bias from a guy with a wife that works at Target.

Hmm ... :hmmm:



Maybe I can make a lot of money making "Shoes & Shirt: No Service" signs ... :w

Hey target is a classier place, they give better napkins at the snack bar.

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Originally Posted by Doc

My sister-in-law doesn't go to Wal-Mart any more because of all the women with their screaming kids. She goes to Target because she thinks it's a classier place.:roflmao:roflmao

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around here ladies shopping at target have taken to pronouncing it in the french way (tar-ZJAY) to make it sound classier. ugh.

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Originally Posted by JMS

I just saw this at another forum and had to share this with you guys!

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:roflmao :roflmao
I was at our local Walmart this weekend and I started thinking about this post. When I visit these type of supercenter stores, I like to get in and get out. This time I took the time to actually pay attention to it's patrons. Man, what a zoo!

I'm now picturing Miss Jackson talking to that reporter,
outside her single wide,
with a couple of rollers dangling
saying that while scratching someplace umentionable with a mile wide twang.

I think the reporter went straight home to the shower before turning this piece in.


OH GOD SHE CAN VOTE !!!!!:eek: :eek: :eek: