Senseless Sunday Sarcasm: It’s that time of year again.
Yes, in the USA, the next 3 months have been turned into
one giant Dollarday holiday
for corporations.
People are going to be rushing out to the store to buy skeletons, Christmas lights and cranberry sauce all at the same time.
I wonder if it’s anything like watching piranha during a feeding frenzy?
Difference is — piranha don’t drive cars.
You get the Zombie drivers, you know what I mean….they weave between the two lanes going your direction (there’s a median stopping them from harassing oncoming traffic), then turn on the right signal and veer in front of you to turn left.
Then there are the s…l…o…w drivers who don’t know where the turn signal is located, speed up when you have a chance to pass, then stop at the red light and turn right when it’s green.
I’ve thought about doing this:
Unfortunately, you need a brain to be frightened of the fact that it might be what it looks like.
When it’s Thanksgiving day, it’s like watching a bunch of first graders trying to drive. I wonder if these people are in a hurry to Wal-Mart to get that pie they promised Aunt Jenny.
If you like lard flavored canned fruit, that’s the place to go.
Sometimes I wonder if there’s some reason that crowds of people have to gang up on the highways during HallowThanksChrismakkah. It’s times like that I wish I had a radio in my car.
People have a sick sense of humor
Who in their right mind would do such a terrible thing to Bach! The poor man was already Baroque.
I don’t look forward to crazy drivers, stores filled with shoppers who have stars in their eyes and no sense of direction, nor do I look forward to being behind this at the 10-items-or-less check-out line:
Please….don’t invite me over for dinner. I’ll be the one limping through the door because someone hit me with a cart…
…and I’ll be carrying a Wal-Mart pie.
…probably being followed inside by this woman:
Followed closely by her husband:
Ya know? I think that Thanksgiving might be a horrifying as Halloween.
I still adore Thanksgiving, but that’s only because I lock my door, turn off all the lights, and stay under the covers on Black Friday. What a perversion. Meanwhile, thank you for the laughs!
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You’re welcome. 🙂 I do the same thing on Black Friday.
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Ha ha love it. x😻💜🐾🐾
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Thanks. 🙂
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Again! Bless your cotton socks! I’m ot going to Wal Mart or Florida! Those memes kill me! I however went to Aldi’s Today. Even went down Danger Alley and only came out with 3 items! One of which was why I went in the first place! Cheers,H
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LOL! Wal-Mart is definitely a tourist attraction. It’s a modern Ripley’s belive it or not museum. 🙂
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You have done a good job naming the “new” holiday. If you don’t believe that Aliens live among us, then you haven’t shopped at WalMart!
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I go there about once every two months. There are a few things they carry that other places don’t.
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With a radio in your car, you would be subjected to endless commercials for “HallowThanksCrismakkah.” The barrage of early Christmas music will start in a few short weeks.
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Yes. You are SO right.
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All very true, which is why I do almost all my shopping online these days. 🙂
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Me, too. It’s a madhouse out there during the holidays.
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So true. And both of my daughters will be working in retail this year!
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You’ll probably we worried about the the entire time….the mobs and the traffic can be a nightmare.
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True
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