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pets in super markets
Posted by: this world has gon nuts ()
Date: July 28, 2008 10:24PM

I just witnessed a dog in a shopping cart inside the Burke Safeway. These dog lovers have gone too far bringing these shit eaters into a food store, I asked the manager what their policy on dogs in the store. He said seeing eye dogs and other helping dogs were allowed, The asshole with the bull terrier has a "prescription" for her therapy dog. I left $300 in groceries in the cart and told I would not stand for this bullshit and he better sanitize his dog carts.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: j ()
Date: July 28, 2008 10:38PM

nice way to totally waste a bunch of your own time over nothing, not to mention the poor sap who has to put all your crap back where it belongs.

do you actually think that some pampered dog is any more disgusting than all the grubby little snot-faced human brats who slather those carts in boogers every day?

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: fido ()
Date: July 28, 2008 10:39PM

fuck you

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Mofo ()
Date: July 28, 2008 10:52PM

j Wrote:
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> nice way to totally waste a bunch of your own time
> over nothing, not to mention the poor sap who has
> to put all your crap back where it belongs.
>
> do you actually think that some pampered dog is
> any more disgusting than all the grubby little
> snot-faced human brats who slather those carts in
> boogers every day?


I agree. Chill the fuck out.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Disease and pestilence ()
Date: July 28, 2008 10:55PM

this world has gon nuts Wrote:
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> I just witnessed a dog in a shopping cart inside
> the Burke Safeway. These dog lovers have gone too
> far bringing these shit eaters into a food store,
> I asked the manager what their policy on dogs in
> the store. He said seeing eye dogs and other
> helping dogs were allowed, The asshole with the
> bull terrier has a "prescription" for her therapy
> dog. I left $300 in groceries in the cart and told
> I would not stand for this bullshit and he better
> sanitize his dog carts.


Seriously, white people are gross with their dogs. Cohabitating together with dogs in a stankyass dogfunk smelling house. Everything is sticky with dried and not quite dry drool.

Cavedwellers....

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Numbers ()
Date: July 29, 2008 05:46AM

I think you have a serious psychological issue here.
If something like this upsets you so much, you're in for a miserable life.
Why are you so afraid of dogs?
Did a loved one choose a dog over you at some point, or is this a back-assward religious problem?

Maybe your just jealous that people in this country love and accept dogs more than they accept you?

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Ho Chi Minh ()
Date: July 29, 2008 06:14AM

Couldn't agree more with OP. The only good dog is a dog that just came from a wok.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Radiophile ()
Date: July 29, 2008 06:23AM

Personally, I am far more concerned about the health risks and danger from incoming missiles from the birds I see flying around in the warehouse stores. How do they get them out of there anyway?

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Galloping Gourmet ()
Date: July 29, 2008 06:30AM

Are you sure you werent at the Super-H Mart?

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: C ()
Date: July 29, 2008 06:52AM

Disease and pestilence Wrote:
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> this world has gon nuts Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I just witnessed a dog in a shopping cart
> inside
> > the Burke Safeway. These dog lovers have gone
> too
> > far bringing these shit eaters into a food
> store,
> > I asked the manager what their policy on dogs
> in
> > the store. He said seeing eye dogs and other
> > helping dogs were allowed, The asshole with the
> > bull terrier has a "prescription" for her
> therapy
> > dog. I left $300 in groceries in the cart and
> told
> > I would not stand for this bullshit and he
> better
> > sanitize his dog carts.
>
>
> Seriously, white people are gross with their dogs.
> Cohabitating together with dogs in a stankyass
> dogfunk smelling house. Everything is sticky with
> dried and not quite dry drool.
>
> Cavedwellers....


Better than YOUR people leaving them chained to a tree with no food or water!

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: DMG ()
Date: July 29, 2008 06:55AM

Seriously, white people are gross with their dogs. Cohabitating together with dogs in a stankyass dogfunk smelling house. Everything is sticky with dried and not quite dry drool.

And niggers don't have dogs you stupid fucking coon?

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: FUNdamental ()
Date: July 29, 2008 10:27AM

At my local Giant there is a plastic owl hanging from the awning by the front door. It looks like a tyto lynching but It seems to keep the birds away from the exits and entrances.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Mike Vick ()
Date: July 29, 2008 10:53AM

We have dogs, we just choose to pit them against each other and fight to their death.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: 496 ()
Date: July 29, 2008 10:53AM

At my local Giant there is a gun rack with ammo for such occaisions.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Number ()
Date: July 29, 2008 02:47PM

496 Wrote:
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> At my local Giant there is a gun rack with ammo
> for such occaisions.


For use on the dog or the OP?

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Gravis ()
Date: July 29, 2008 03:30PM

fido Wrote:
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> fuck you


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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: good job ()
Date: July 29, 2008 08:58PM

you left your groceries in the store and left because of a dog? when you go to your friends (if you have any) houses do you threaten to leave if they dont leave their dog outside? come on..

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: uhohnotagain ()
Date: July 30, 2008 02:42AM

Radiophile...
You had asked about how the warehouse stores had gotten all the birds out? I am going to assume that you were speaking about either Home Depot or Lowes? I worked at one of them for 8 yrs and it would disgust you to see some of the crap I would see on top of merchandise and simply just dusted off or blown off, not sanatized or washed at all and i'm talking about open grills, grill accessories that are in the overhead and open to all the droppings you can imagine.
Normally HQ would allow a sonic type device to be installed in the stores which was suppose to drive out all the birds by the high pitch noise it would put out, however it was very expensive in they're eyes, the device was around $500.00, so they stopped providing it to the stores and basically did nothing about it at all.
There was a guy that was allowed in the store after hours who had a pet Hawk. He would release his hawk at night and then before the store opened he would come back to pick it up and take it home after it fattened up on birds all night long. It got rid of alot of birds, however the mess it left behind was just disgusting. There were parts of ripped up birds and blood masses just laying around for anyone to step on or see and bloodied feathers everywhere. The night guys would try to clean up as much as they could find, but much of it went untouched and left for the morning crowd to walk into.
The manager was worried about the health department finding out, so he stopped the hawk guy from being allowed to let his pet feed, so now as far as I know nothing is done at all, they are basically allowed to come and go as they wish. I know there were a couple of other stores that they're guys would come in at night and shoot at them with BB guns, that then became a risk to others and the subject of animal cruelty came up, so they stopped that too.
The birds are basically free to fly the store as they wish, so next time you pick up a grill accessory that isnt packaged, you may want to think twice about buying it.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: safeway holiday inn ()
Date: July 24, 2022 09:07AM

this world has gon nuts Wrote:
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> I just witnessed a dog in a shopping cart inside
> the Burke Safeway. These dog lovers have gone too
> far bringing these shit eaters into a food store,
> I asked the manager what their policy on dogs in
> the store. He said seeing eye dogs and other
> helping dogs were allowed, The asshole with the
> bull terrier has a "prescription" for her therapy
> dog. I left $300 in groceries in the cart and told
> I would not stand for this bullshit and he better
> sanitize his dog carts.


Only a pole smoking faggot would shitpost some stupid shit like this.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Safeway sux ()
Date: July 24, 2022 11:05PM

The Burke Safeway used to be nice, for humans as well as dogs. It had a nice cool quiet ambiance that encouraged you to stay a while and buy a lot of food. Then a few years ago they changed the lighting to a very bright and garish hue. It ruined the experience and I never go there anymore.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Realto ()
Date: July 26, 2022 07:26PM

this world has gon nuts Wrote:
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> I just witnessed a dog in a shopping cart inside
> the Burke Safeway. These dog lovers have gone too
> far bringing these shit eaters into a food store,
> I asked the manager what their policy on dogs in
> the store. He said seeing eye dogs and other
> helping dogs were allowed, The asshole with the
> bull terrier has a "prescription" for her therapy
> dog. I left $300 in groceries in the cart and told
> I would not stand for this bullshit and he better
> sanitize his dog carts.


If I had to share a jail cell, I would choose the dog over a douche-hole like you.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: Sophia777 ()
Date: August 27, 2022 05:33PM

Well, I see that opinions are divided. I personally got used to seeing people with small dogs at stores. I understand that they can't leave them outside. As for the big dogs, I haven't noticed them at my local stores. I personally have a big dog and never take her with me when shopping. Of course, I understand that some people worry about sanitizing issues, but if a dog owner takes care of the pet, bathes it, prevents fleas and ticks (I worry about this issue most of all, so always buy Pet express Advantage Multi as it works great), etc., there is nothing to worry about, actually. There is too much dirt and germs around even without dogs.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/31/2022 04:59PM by Sophia777.

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Re: pets in super markets
Posted by: DIE SPAMMER!!!!! ()
Date: October 10, 2022 07:17PM

Eat shit and die spammer.





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