OT: Wal-Mart Watch.com

[Coronita]

[quote]In honor of this thread, I spent $100 in Wal-Mart this weekend–mostly soda, chips, coffee, etc. Was a great experience . . . clean store, no lines. What more could you ask for?[/quote]

Thanks for supporting my previous point about “glut” 🙂

Aside from the $100 spent on “cheaper” chips, soda, coffee, now you’ll need spend an extra $20-50 bucks in the gym to work off those extra calories, or risk spending $$$$ in the future on things like a heart bypass surgery, not to mention the higher cost of insurance that others that share a plan with you will now have to bear. Don’t worry, soon enough, health care will get so expensive and crappy that plan participants will end up putting a system together that determines whether a member can/can’t shovel the chips/big macs down the hatch 🙂

[Coronita]

[quote]In honor of this thread, I spent $100 in Wal-Mart this weekend–mostly soda, chips, coffee, etc. Was a great experience . . . clean store, no lines. What more could you ask for?[/quote]

Thanks for supporting my previous point about “glut” 🙂

Aside from the $100 spent on “cheaper” chips, soda, coffee, now you’ll need spend an extra $20-50 bucks in the gym to work off those extra calories, or risk spending $$$$ in the future on things like a heart bypass surgery, not to mention the higher cost of insurance that others that share a plan with you will now have to bear. Don’t worry, soon enough, health care will get so expensive and crappy that plan participants will end up putting a system together that determines whether a member can/can’t shovel the chips/big macs down the hatch 🙂

[an]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Thanks for supporting my previous point about “glut” 🙂

Aside from the $100 spent on “cheaper” chips, soda, coffee, now you’ll need spend an extra $20-50 bucks in the gym to work off those extra calories, or risk spending $$$$ in the future on things like a heart bypass surgery, not to mention the higher cost of insurance that others that share a plan with you will now have to bear. Don’t worry, soon enough, health care will get so expensive and crappy that plan participants will end up putting a system together that determines whether a member can/can’t shovel the chips/big macs down the hatch 🙂

[/quote]
A little bit of over exaggeration there, don’t you think? You can also just go jogging for FREE on the side walks that your tax $ paid for.

[an]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Thanks for supporting my previous point about “glut” 🙂

Aside from the $100 spent on “cheaper” chips, soda, coffee, now you’ll need spend an extra $20-50 bucks in the gym to work off those extra calories, or risk spending $$$$ in the future on things like a heart bypass surgery, not to mention the higher cost of insurance that others that share a plan with you will now have to bear. Don’t worry, soon enough, health care will get so expensive and crappy that plan participants will end up putting a system together that determines whether a member can/can’t shovel the chips/big macs down the hatch 🙂

[/quote]
A little bit of over exaggeration there, don’t you think? You can also just go jogging for FREE on the side walks that your tax $ paid for.

[an]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Thanks for supporting my previous point about “glut” 🙂

Aside from the $100 spent on “cheaper” chips, soda, coffee, now you’ll need spend an extra $20-50 bucks in the gym to work off those extra calories, or risk spending $$$$ in the future on things like a heart bypass surgery, not to mention the higher cost of insurance that others that share a plan with you will now have to bear. Don’t worry, soon enough, health care will get so expensive and crappy that plan participants will end up putting a system together that determines whether a member can/can’t shovel the chips/big macs down the hatch 🙂

[/quote]
A little bit of over exaggeration there, don’t you think? You can also just go jogging for FREE on the side walks that your tax $ paid for.

[an]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Thanks for supporting my previous point about “glut” 🙂

Aside from the $100 spent on “cheaper” chips, soda, coffee, now you’ll need spend an extra $20-50 bucks in the gym to work off those extra calories, or risk spending $$$$ in the future on things like a heart bypass surgery, not to mention the higher cost of insurance that others that share a plan with you will now have to bear. Don’t worry, soon enough, health care will get so expensive and crappy that plan participants will end up putting a system together that determines whether a member can/can’t shovel the chips/big macs down the hatch 🙂

[/quote]
A little bit of over exaggeration there, don’t you think? You can also just go jogging for FREE on the side walks that your tax $ paid for.

[an]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Thanks for supporting my previous point about “glut” 🙂

Aside from the $100 spent on “cheaper” chips, soda, coffee, now you’ll need spend an extra $20-50 bucks in the gym to work off those extra calories, or risk spending $$$$ in the future on things like a heart bypass surgery, not to mention the higher cost of insurance that others that share a plan with you will now have to bear. Don’t worry, soon enough, health care will get so expensive and crappy that plan participants will end up putting a system together that determines whether a member can/can’t shovel the chips/big macs down the hatch 🙂

[/quote]
A little bit of over exaggeration there, don’t you think? You can also just go jogging for FREE on the side walks that your tax $ paid for.

[Coronita]

ah, yes. but there’s plenty of people who spend $50/month on a gym membership, yet spend a lot of time looking for the closest parking space on a clear day 🙂

[Coronita]

ah, yes. but there’s plenty of people who spend $50/month on a gym membership, yet spend a lot of time looking for the closest parking space on a clear day 🙂

[Coronita]

ah, yes. but there’s plenty of people who spend $50/month on a gym membership, yet spend a lot of time looking for the closest parking space on a clear day 🙂

[Coronita]

ah, yes. but there’s plenty of people who spend $50/month on a gym membership, yet spend a lot of time looking for the closest parking space on a clear day 🙂

[Coronita]

ah, yes. but there’s plenty of people who spend $50/month on a gym membership, yet spend a lot of time looking for the closest parking space on a clear day 🙂

[an]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]ah, yes. but there’s plenty of people who spend $50/month on a gym membership, yet spend a lot of time looking for the closest parking space on a clear day 🙂
[/quote]
Ah yes, then there’s also people who are already underweight, yet they’re still trying to lose that extra 2 lb.

[an]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]ah, yes. but there’s plenty of people who spend $50/month on a gym membership, yet spend a lot of time looking for the closest parking space on a clear day 🙂
[/quote]
Ah yes, then there’s also people who are already underweight, yet they’re still trying to lose that extra 2 lb.

[an]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]ah, yes. but there’s plenty of people who spend $50/month on a gym membership, yet spend a lot of time looking for the closest parking space on a clear day 🙂
[/quote]
Ah yes, then there’s also people who are already underweight, yet they’re still trying to lose that extra 2 lb.

[Author]

Posts