me me me me me me me .....

[wesw]

[wesw]

damn, she didn t even cut

[Big RR]

that's hard to tell Wes; it does look like attacker, and the person behind her, were standing in some sort of line at the edge of the brown part of the floor and the victim was standing nearer to the desk, but not in that line (she may have not even seen that line). But nothing excuses the reaction.

[Lord Jim]

The woman probably wanted a warm up bout before she mixes it up at the main event next Friday...

[TPFKA@W]

A bit of research done revealed that the woman who went up first was called up by the clerk because she had stepped off to fill out a form given to her after standing in line to get the form. Fat chick who attacked her was also known to have rammed someone else with a shopping cart some days earlier under similar circumstances: She felt someone cut in line.

[wesw]

CAPTION: only 35 more shopping days til Christmas..., SO DON T FUCK WITH ME, BITCH!!!!!

[wesw]

The redhead woulda kicked her ass if the fat chick hadn t snuck her first. she wasn t gonna take her ass whupping lying down....

[Lord Jim]

I have to say...

That's one spunky lass to stand up and square off against that BO-Hemoth Incredible Hulk twice-her-size thug coming at her...

It would have been a lot easier just to get up and run...

[liberty]

I know it is not a Christian attitude, but I have a vitriol hatred ( Neade, I know it is redundant) of bullies. What was the outcome; what happen to the thug bitch?

[wesw]

vitriolic hatred

not redundant, just grammatically incorrect

[liberty]

vitriolic hatred

not redundant, just grammatically incorrect

vitriolic hatred I don’t get it; an adjective followed by noun what is wrong with that ?

vit·ri·ol·ic

vit·ri·ol·ic [vìttree óllik]
adj
1. expressing bitter hatred: filled with or expressing extreme bitterness and hatred toward somebody or something

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ha·tred [háytrəd]
n
intense hostility: a feeling of intense hostility towards somebody or something


[12th century. < hate + suffix < Old English rǣden "state, condition"]
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[Joe Guy]

vitriolic hatred

not redundant, just grammatically incorrect

vitriolic hatred I don’t get it; an adjective followed by noun what is wrong with that ?

Nothing is wrong with that. Wesw showed the correct grammar. I guess you don't remember what you wrote.

[MajGenl.Meade]

I know it is not a Christian attitude, but I have a vitriol hatred ( Neade, I know it is redundant) of bullies. What was the outcome; what happen to the thug bitch?

JIC. lib you wrote "vitriol hatred". It wasn't redundant; just wrong. Should have been "vitriolic hatred". I decided to correct neither that nor "happen" because it seemed anal, but wesw must have been channeling.

yrs,
Neade

[liberty]

vitriolic hatred

not redundant, just grammatically incorrect

vitriolic hatred I don’t get it; an adjective followed by noun what is wrong with that ?

Nothing is wrong with that. Wesw showed the correct grammar. I guess you don't remember what you wrote.

I see it now, it is getting worse.

[RayThom]

You never know when an event is scheduled.

Instead of being dressed in large diapers they get dressed in stretched-to-the-max sweats. I'm guessing those unsuspecting customers didn't know who she was.