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Oh, dear sweet fancy Moses, Lakewooder. Why? Why?

Really? Are the Left Behind people still trying to expand their products? I thought that fad died back in like 2002? Next thing you know, Topsy-Tail will try to make a comeback.

hey, that's the game where christians kill people who don't believe the same way they do! awesome!

They tried this before a couple of years ago. I think the first game crapped the bed.

Robert, this is a local blog... and I'm pretty sure all of those pictures were taken at the Walmart at 30 and St. Francis, so I figured it was relevant.

With the possible exception of Mr. Covington, nobody.

Okay, back to my day job... kicking puppies and poking fun at the homeless.

Note to Tim - lighten up and locate a sense of humor, Francis.

Lakewooder, some buttocks, once seen, cannot subsequently be un-seen. Actually, it's axiomatic: Most buttocks, once seen, cannot be unseen; thus must a Man be ever judicious as to which buttocks he chooses to see. Then, always, there are those buttocks that seem to see him first, and grant his robust but impressionable limbic system -- that magical land in each Man's cranium where dream and memory mingle, along with a host of buttocks seen and unseen -- no mercy, no respite from the offense they offer to Nature, to Man and to God himself. Such buttocks have you seemingly thrust upon us.

What I'm trying to say here is yuck.

As horrible as you imagine Walmart being, I can promise you that the further you go from the city, the better the people watching. Just for fun, stop at a Walmart on your way to Houston or Austin. Wow, just wow!

Broken cans of biscuits popping out under size 16 daisy-dukes, coupled with spaghetti-strapped tanks(at least I think their are straps there?)are the norm.

I used to HATE Walmart and never spent a dime there, even though my parents, who retired from Wisconsin to the Ozarks, via Philadelphia made a ton of money off their stock.

Then we had Katrina and in McKinney were assigned folks who had been scooped of I 10 and distributed to our hands. Walmart had an old building they were about to tear down they not only gave to us for a homeless center, they partitioned it, made showers and play spaces for the kids, put TV's up all over the place, put in electricity where ever it was needed and just did all they could for us volunteers and the people we were receiving. We got no help from the Red Cross or Homeland security at all. This was all done by local volunteers, Walmart, churches, computer contributions, local law enforcement, social service agencies, etc.

So now I shop occasionally at Walmart to show my appreciation that they stood up and were counted for hundreds of Katrina victims along with the rest of the local volunteers.
I still dislike some of their policies and history.

These are the kinds of games religious parents buy their kids. Then the game sits in the box gathering dust.

Fred, it's hard to beat Big Rigs as the worst game ever though.

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