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Honored Contributor
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Registered: ‎04-28-2010

Re: Walmart customer gargles with Listerine

Very childish.........

Maybe a two or three year old would try this.

 

Could it be that some youngsters never heard the word 'No' (?).

No 'right and wrong' training by baby sitters and/or parents (?)

 

Something tells me that these recent incidents also occur at home...........just go into the fridge and lick 'this and that' food item.

Whatever appeals to them at the time...............

 

Again, evolving backwards........

 

I'd love to be a researcher right now.

'More or less', 'Right or wrong', 'In general', and 'Just thinking out loud ' (as usual).
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Re: Walmart customer gargles with Listerine

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Yeah, but, back then ma and pa would have stuck their boot up their a**

That would had stamped 'paid' to that.

 

 

@sidsmom 

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Re: Walmart customer gargles with Listerine

I really don't see these incidents as proof of a societal breakdown. As @sidsmom observed, nothing new under the sun.


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Honored Contributor
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Re: Walmart customer gargles with Listerine

No, not the acts, but, how the act is handled IS different nowdays

Respected Contributor
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Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Re: Walmart customer gargles with Listerine

to me it is just one more reason why it's better to eat food at home that you fixed yourself

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Re: Walmart customer gargles with Listerine

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@SharkE wrote:

No, not the acts, but, how the act is handled IS different nowdays


So not blaming the person who committed the act,

but blaming the person who reacted to the person

who committed the act?

🤣🤣🤣🤣

 

And for all those who are ‘tsk tsking’, who are probably in the

40, 50, 60 yrs old range...hate to break it to ‘ya but....

using that logic, your generation created the child/grandchild

who would do this.

‘Evolving backwards?’  Your generation caused this. 

Again, I don’t believe this is something new.

Jackbutt-ery has been part of the How to be a Kid textbook. 

Honored Contributor
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Re: Walmart customer gargles with Listerine

Sorry can't follow your line of thinking

 

My comment was things have changed nowdays in regards to how that person is disciplined when they commit a crime against society.

 

Back yrs ago  punishments  would had been stricter regarding lots of things

Parents would had disciplined their own kids not leaving it up to social media and the law to intervene.

 

It wasn't "anything goes, so, no big deal" attitude we have today.

 

 

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Registered: ‎04-13-2010

Re: Walmart customer gargles with Listerine


@SharkE wrote:

Yeah, but, back then ma and pa would have stuck their boot up their a**

That would had stamped 'paid' to that.

 

Amen to that! Seems like the parents are worse than the kids now.


 

Honored Contributor
Posts: 36,212
Registered: ‎08-19-2010

Re: Walmart customer gargles with Listerine

yeah, and people don't like to hear that nowdays.

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Re: Walmart customer gargles with Listerine

Problem is I always feel like I want to open the product just to see if it is tampered with. Not sure how to do this. All products sadly need a very strong seal. 

 

I will not buy anything that looks like it is crushed or the package is anyway dented either.  Gettng scary.