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1BROWNWRENCH
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The trees are all permanently bent in Ellensburg, WA.
moreluck
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Same in Idaho Falls, Idaho
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Especially if you leave them in the car on a warm day.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Lee's reporting was later amended: it turns out that there were, in fact, two escalators in Casper -- and therefore in the state of Wyoming -- in 2008. (Actually, technically, there were four: two sets of escalators, each with an ascending and descending set of stairs.) Both were located in banks.Jul 17, 2013
moreluck
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Who really gives a
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UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Who really gives a
Watch your mouth young lady!
The blurb I posted actually supported your post.
It was nice of you to finally cite the source for one of your posts.
CaliforniaPaul
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moreluck
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I saw a guy walk out of the market and not pay today. I said something to one of the clerks and she said they aren't allowed to confront anyone. We asked at Ralphs and their policy is the same.
We entered the furthest door as he was exiting. He had a small hand basket inside a cart and no items were bagged. This door is the furthest away from the checkout stands. He loaded his truck, basket & all, and drove off.
I will get his license plate next time. I and other shoppers are paying for his groceries. I could sure cut my grocery bill if I shopped like he did.
Karma will get him, I'm sure!!!
We entered the furthest door as he was exiting. He had a small hand basket inside a cart and no items were bagged. This door is the furthest away from the checkout stands. He loaded his truck, basket & all, and drove off.
I will get his license plate next time. I and other shoppers are paying for his groceries. I could sure cut my grocery bill if I shopped like he did.
Karma will get him, I'm sure!!!
moreluck
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Kramer vs. Kramer was a Dustin Hoffman/Meryl Streep film about a bitter divorce.
During a break in the filming of the courtroom scene, Dustin approached an actual court reporter who had been hired to sit behind the steno machine. "Is this what you do?" he asked. "Divorces?"
"Oh I did them for years," the woman said. "But I burned out. I couldn't do it anymore. It was just too painful." She added cheerfully, "I really love what I'm doing now."
"What?" Hoffman asked.
"Homicides."
During a break in the filming of the courtroom scene, Dustin approached an actual court reporter who had been hired to sit behind the steno machine. "Is this what you do?" he asked. "Divorces?"
"Oh I did them for years," the woman said. "But I burned out. I couldn't do it anymore. It was just too painful." She added cheerfully, "I really love what I'm doing now."
"What?" Hoffman asked.
"Homicides."
