But they are hungry and the store was closed and that's just wrong, says idiots like <a href="https://gizmodo.com/abc-news-journalist-reports-looters-to-police-during-fl-1798613829>this</a> and his readers.
What I see are opportunist they prey on the suffering, and if its supposedly wrong for people to hunker down through the storm when they can; then these people that stay to loot, well their lives don't matter to me.
I just now paid $70.00 for a text book that isn't even a real book. It's a spiral bound book. And it makes me sick because the used versions are only a few dollars less.
I could get one from a drop out student.
Oh well. That's how much I paid, or more, when I was in college. Professors have their market cornered. But whatchagonnado?
And I never did buy a used college textbook, not once, even though they were offered and it would have been a lot cheaper. Because previous students highlighted the shit out of them, and they marked the stupidest things. I could tell by the things that they highlighted that they weren't particularly bright students. Not highlighting the most important things, and highlighting less important things. I don't want their stupid getting on me, slowing me down. I don't want their dumb emphasis distracting me.
And there is no other way to access this arcane abstruse horse shit.
It's really not that esoteric. I was cheered so many people around the world joined the Yahoo group classes. Even the ones I have no interest in like Coptic and Westcar papyrus. Although I read all their emails and follow their trials and tribulations. When they introduced themselves, (I didn't) about 50 responded. That's a lot, don't you think? Answering about what caused their interest they were all over the place with bizarre reasons, most were not very good. Only one girl in Britain said her interest was aroused through art, the way I would have answered. I drew and carved the glyphs so much it was time to learn what they mean. Only one kindred spirit in the whole lot of werido types.
That happened with Japanese kanji too. As a boy I was fascinated with the characters so I idly copied them. Whole pages filled with columns of characters. I loved them. I was loyal in copying, without knowing a thing about what they meant. I just liked their shapes. Their construction. With practice I deduced which strokes came first. And that's it. That's all there is to it. Quite stupid, actually. But then when were in Japan I was rather quick in learning what they actually meant. Oh, so that's what that means. It makes sense. I had a page with a few thousand characters and learned them. That turned out to be rather useful. My whole family relied on it, at least they were amused. There are signs all over the place. All Japan is slathered in signage. Every inch is like Times Square. I could tell what weird thing is in packages, like dried squid, or wakame seaweed, or signs outside like electric company, or phrases like "white horse." I could tell them that the town that AFB is named, Tachikawa, means stand (stone lantern) river city. It really is useful to know what that crap means. It's usually mundane. But sometimes it's interesting. It helped make sense of things.
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Nike approves: "Just do it". Says right there next to the hole in the window.
But they are hungry and the store was closed and that's just wrong, says idiots like <a href="https://gizmodo.com/abc-news-journalist-reports-looters-to-police-during-fl-1798613829>this</a> and his readers.
What I see are opportunist they prey on the suffering, and if its supposedly wrong for people to hunker down through the storm when they can; then these people that stay to loot, well their lives don't matter to me.
Why are the actors in that video all black? Isn't that racist?
An army of Obamas
The correct plural of "Omabas" is Ombamae. Like ameba/amebea
sorry - an army of Trevons.
that other comment was rassiss
Ombamea - ha
It's a shoe store. Nothing to eat there.
Another angle I saw on Facebook shows them loading the sneakers into brand new Escalades and Lexus.
I just now paid $70.00 for a text book that isn't even a real book. It's a spiral bound book. And it makes me sick because the used versions are only a few dollars less.
I could get one from a drop out student.
Oh well. That's how much I paid, or more, when I was in college. Professors have their market cornered. But whatchagonnado?
And I never did buy a used college textbook, not once, even though they were offered and it would have been a lot cheaper. Because previous students highlighted the shit out of them, and they marked the stupidest things. I could tell by the things that they highlighted that they weren't particularly bright students. Not highlighting the most important things, and highlighting less important things. I don't want their stupid getting on me, slowing me down. I don't want their dumb emphasis distracting me.
And there is no other way to access this arcane abstruse horse shit.
It's really not that esoteric. I was cheered so many people around the world joined the Yahoo group classes. Even the ones I have no interest in like Coptic and Westcar papyrus. Although I read all their emails and follow their trials and tribulations. When they introduced themselves, (I didn't) about 50 responded. That's a lot, don't you think? Answering about what caused their interest they were all over the place with bizarre reasons, most were not very good. Only one girl in Britain said her interest was aroused through art, the way I would have answered. I drew and carved the glyphs so much it was time to learn what they mean. Only one kindred spirit in the whole lot of werido types.
That happened with Japanese kanji too. As a boy I was fascinated with the characters so I idly copied them. Whole pages filled with columns of characters. I loved them. I was loyal in copying, without knowing a thing about what they meant. I just liked their shapes. Their construction. With practice I deduced which strokes came first. And that's it. That's all there is to it. Quite stupid, actually. But then when were in Japan I was rather quick in learning what they actually meant. Oh, so that's what that means. It makes sense. I had a page with a few thousand characters and learned them. That turned out to be rather useful. My whole family relied on it, at least they were amused. There are signs all over the place. All Japan is slathered in signage. Every inch is like Times Square. I could tell what weird thing is in packages, like dried squid, or wakame seaweed, or signs outside like electric company, or phrases like "white horse." I could tell them that the town that AFB is named, Tachikawa, means stand (stone lantern) river city. It really is useful to know what that crap means. It's usually mundane. But sometimes it's interesting. It helped make sense of things.
Now it seems that the savages in the video have been identified and arrested.
Lets see if they do time or just get community service.
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