Those greedy fucking bastards at Wal*Mart!

You keep 'em all in Detroit?

Except for Chris. Nick hides him under his bed.

Detroit and Flint, but seriously, my town is 96.25% white according to the last census.

I stopped shopping at Walmart around 5 years ago. Not much more I can do to help (not that I think I could).

Same here.

I will shop at Walmart then to make up for the loss of your patronage!

I hope you get lead poisoning!

I Walmart, every time they force a horrendously overpriced mom and pop shop out of business I shed a tear of joy.

Your av is scaring me.

It's got that "there's about to be a suicide" look.

So then it's just BAM! haha.. oh shit...

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ATLANTA (AP)- A federal judge has sided with a Georgia man
whose satirical Web site likens Wal-Mart to the Holocaust.

U.S. District Judge Timothy C. Batten Sr. in Atlanta rejected
Wal-Mart's claims that Charles Smith's Web site and satirical
products violated the company's trademark. In an 87-page order,
Batten said Smith's products qualified as protected noncommercial
speech.
The 50-year-old computer store owner from Conyers, Ga., says
Wal-Mart is "taking over the world.'' He set up the Walocaust Web
site, and later a Wal-Qaeda Web site, to make his point.
In late 2005 and early 2006, Wal-Mart sent letters demanding that he stop. Smith sued Wal-Mart, seeking to continue marketing his satirical logos and designs, and Wal-Mart countersued.
A Wal-Mart spokeswoman says the company is considering whether
to appeal the March 20 ruling.

Yeah, but in your case it is just because the rubber dicks they carry aren't big enough for your degenerate predelictions. :zan:

I'm just sayin'.

One of us keeps going on about getting fucked in the ass with a big rubber dick.

And believing the South will rise again.

You're the one having a baby of the ass.

And YOU are the Baby Daddy!

He's still pissed off 'cause I wouldn't give him a reach around.

Wal*Mart isn't the least expensive place for everything you know. There's a lot of things, especially in electronics, which are at or above MSRP. Tools as well, at least the ones of any decent quality.