25 + 35 points
Shopping Commentator by Bex., Kyle CROCODILE
June 20th, 2007 11:07 AM
Big Lots. Home of random, cheap stuff. Messy and easy to get away with acting like a couple of hoodlums.
Yet for an ADD kid and a stoner, it was a little tough to stay on-task in the face of so much stimulation. How to simultaneously attempt to write lables, adhere them, photograph them, be witty, sell/anti-sell the products, capture shopper's reactions, and shop? Well we did our best, but may have been most successful with the shopping.
The address labels were small, making them harder to see. But i think this is a virtue in that the labels could go undetected by management for a long time (plus they're not removable).
This task won't end here. I've got a strip of address lables in my wallet from now on. Practice makes perfect...
Yet for an ADD kid and a stoner, it was a little tough to stay on-task in the face of so much stimulation. How to simultaneously attempt to write lables, adhere them, photograph them, be witty, sell/anti-sell the products, capture shopper's reactions, and shop? Well we did our best, but may have been most successful with the shopping.
The address labels were small, making them harder to see. But i think this is a virtue in that the labels could go undetected by management for a long time (plus they're not removable).
This task won't end here. I've got a strip of address lables in my wallet from now on. Practice makes perfect...
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posted by Saul Z on June 21st, 2007 6:43 AM
I at first thought that the ax had a "pro-suicide" label on it.
posted by The Villain on August 12th, 2007 5:08 PM
I vote because the labels are not removable. Nefarious.
SOUP!
Man, I love Big Lots, and I haven't been there in far too long