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Kohls bouncy...
« on: August 29, 2008, 11:23:50 PM »
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Clerk at Kohls. We are in a recession... Clerk is black 40's I am White 40's
   
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hubby had to buy a new suit for a promotion...


We went to Kohls and expected it to be busy. We asked the clerk she said no We are in a recession and it has been slow

I said well maybe with the change coming in November things will be better

She said "I sure hope so"


She then asked if I watched Obama's speech I said oh yea

hubby even told her I played hookey from work so I could stay up late and blog

She said it was so inspiring all week. She said she loved Michelles and Hillarys and Biden's speech but that Obama brought her to tears!!!

I said we can only hope and talk to people and show them the truth!!1

I said totally

We paid our 300 dollar bill and as we were leaving she said "thanks for believing in hope

I said you too


It felt good
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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #1 on: August 29, 2008, 11:27:34 PM »
ANY economic growth is evidence we are NOT in a recession.
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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #2 on: August 29, 2008, 11:29:09 PM »
Does anyone actually believe any of the conversations these DUers say they have? I don't! this clerk at Kohl's must be a nut case to talk about the company being in recession to a customer.

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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #3 on: August 29, 2008, 11:41:27 PM »
Does anyone actually believe any of the conversations these DUers say they have? I don't! this clerk at Kohl's must be a nut case to talk about the company being in recession to a customer.


     I don't use the b**** word or the c*** word, but greenbriar tries my mettle.

     Leave it to her to accept the word from a department store cashier that the United States is in a depression. They learn to analyze massive amounts of data to form valid opinions right after they learn where the break room is and how to clock in, I guess.

     By the way, here is the DU definition of "recession:" If there is any person who is unemployed, or who is having a difficult time making ends meet, or if any price increases over any period of time, then the United States is said to be in a recession.

     By the DU metric, of course, we have always been in a recession, but DUmmies get the same happiness from a Democrat in the White House as they do from getting a paycheck.
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« Reply #4 on: August 30, 2008, 12:10:31 AM »
Does anyone actually believe any of the conversations these DUers say they have? I don't! this clerk at Kohl's must be a nut case to talk about the company being in recession to a customer.

The DUmmies have a tendancy to make shit up.
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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #5 on: August 30, 2008, 12:17:27 AM »
Funny, our Kohl's, on Washington Road, in Evans....a VERY Conservative area, is BOOMING.

Maybe you f'n DUmmies need to stop being so damned cheap. Conservative areas are kicking ass right now.
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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #6 on: August 30, 2008, 12:18:33 AM »
Funny, our Kohl's, on Washington Road, in Evans....a VERY Conservative area, is BOOMING.

Maybe you f'n DUmmies need to stop being so damned cheap. Conservative areas are kicking ass right now.

Don't they always?

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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #7 on: August 30, 2008, 12:47:21 AM »
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hubby had to buy a new suit for a promotion...
You will recall from her earlier posts that DUmmy greenbriar's husband is a violent alcoholic wifebeater. Although that is understandable given his domestic situation, it may also be untrue, since DUmmy greenbriar was using her supposed mistreatment as justification for her efforts (most likely unsuccessful) to get laid by some cruise ship pool boy. Of course, over time, DUmmy greenbriar has also shown herself to be a habitual liar. At any rate, she has made Mr. DUmmy greenbriar out to be a most despicable person, and in the photos she has posted he looks the part. Seems unlikely such a chap would be moving up in some organization's heirarchy to a point where his responsibilities would now require a suit. (To me, he's more likely a skilled tradesman, or one of those guys who wheels cases of soft drinks into the Quik-E-Mart.) But, if true, of course, a single sub-$300 suit from Kohl's would hardly fill the bill. A single sub-$300 suit from Kohl's, worn five days per week, four weeks per month, would not normally be considered the best way to "dress for success".

I think it's pretty clear this story is pure bouncy. For Mr. DUmmy greenbriar's sake, I sure hope it is.

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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #8 on: August 30, 2008, 01:04:47 AM »
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hubby had to buy a new suit for a promotion...
You will recall from her earlier posts that DUmmy greenbriar's husband is a violent alcoholic wifebeater. Although that is understandable given his domestic situation, it may also be untrue, since DUmmy greenbriar was using her supposed mistreatment as justification for her efforts (most likely unsuccessful) to get laid by some cruise ship pool boy. Of course, over time, DUmmy greenbriar has also shown herself to be a habitual liar. At any rate, she has made Mr. DUmmy greenbriar out to be a most despicable person, and in the photos she has posted he looks the part. Seems unlikely such a chap would be moving up in some organization's heirarchy to a point where his responsibilities would now require a suit. (To me, he's more likely a skilled tradesman, or one of those guys who wheels cases of soft drinks into the Quik-E-Mart.) But, if true, of course, a single sub-$300 suit from Kohl's would hardly fill the bill. A single sub-$300 suit from Kohl's, worn five days per week, four weeks per month, would not normally be considered the best way to "dress for success".

I think it's pretty clear this story is pure bouncy. For Mr. DUmmy greenbriar's sake, I sure hope it is.


     I think the trip to Kohl's might be true, and she has thus betrayed her past scrawlings that her husband is a big wheeler-dealer. I am not one to belittle someone because they don't wear custom-tailored Zegna suits, and I think Kohl's is a fine place to buy clothes, but my earlier sense was that her husband was some sort of King Turd somewhere.

     Perhaps, however, this suit purchase means that (a) he will beat her less often, and (b) he will no longer require a hair net when he goes to work.
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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #9 on: August 30, 2008, 04:25:49 AM »
What really happened:

"May I help you?"

"My husband needs a suit. In spite of this horrible Bush economy we're getting a promotion! I'm voting for Obama...just thought I'd tell you since I noticed you're black and wanted you to know I'm down with the struggle!"

"I appreciate that ma'am but my family is from Brazil. Besides, this is woman's lingerie, men's suits are up the elevator and to the right."

"I'm voting for Obama...did you hear his speech? I bet you're voting for him too since you've got dark skin, too! I'm a school teacher. I make sure my students know multiculturalism is very important, that global warming sucks, and white people are destroying the planet, except Al Gore and Ed Begley Jr."

(A male voice is heard mumbling in the background..."Jesus, here we go again...I need a drink.")

"Well good for you ma'am, being a teacher must be very rewarding, would you like me to escort you up the elevator and show you where the men's suit department is?"

"Oh, NO! Please don't trouble yourself...being a minority, I'm sure you work harder than anyone else in the store, which is why I ONLY vote for affirmative action candidates. Did I tell you I'm voting for Obama...bet you are too, right?"

"Actually, I don't usually discuss politics at work, but this is my first election since becoming a citizen and I'm studying each candidate as thoroughly as I can. We are having a great sale on men's suits right now. Would you like me to escort you to the men's department?"

"I KNEW it...you're a Rove plant!!! How can you betray your people like that?"

"What people? You mean the other women in the lingerie department? I'm the department manager, I'm pretty sure they'll be okay with me escorting you to the men's department."

"No thank you!!! WE won't buy a suit from a fascist pig company that supports McCain!

(Man's voice in the background...Geez...I need a drink and a divorce...not necessarily in that order).

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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #10 on: August 30, 2008, 05:29:15 AM »
What really happened:

"May I help you?"

"My husband needs a suit. In spite of this horrible Bush economy we're getting a promotion! I'm voting for Obama...just thought I'd tell you since I noticed you're black and wanted you to know I'm down with the struggle!"

"I appreciate that ma'am but my family is from Brazil. Besides, this is woman's lingerie, men's suits are up the elevator and to the right."

"I'm voting for Obama...did you hear his speech? I bet you're voting for him too since you've got dark skin, too! I'm a school teacher. I make sure my students know multiculturalism is very important, that global warming sucks, and white people are destroying the planet, except Al Gore and Ed Begley Jr."

(A male voice is heard mumbling in the background..."Jesus, here we go again...I need a drink.")

"Well good for you ma'am, being a teacher must be very rewarding, would you like me to escort you up the elevator and show you where the men's suit department is?"

"Oh, NO! Please don't trouble yourself...being a minority, I'm sure you work harder than anyone else in the store, which is why I ONLY vote for affirmative action candidates. Did I tell you I'm voting for Obama...bet you are too, right?"

"Actually, I don't usually discuss politics at work, but this is my first election since becoming a citizen and I'm studying each candidate as thoroughly as I can. We are having a great sale on men's suits right now. Would you like me to escort you to the men's department?"

"I KNEW it...you're a Rove plant!!! How can you betray your people like that?"

"What people? You mean the other women in the lingerie department? I'm the department manager, I'm pretty sure they'll be okay with me escorting you to the men's department."

"No thank you!!! WE won't buy a suit from a fascist pig company that supports McCain!

(Man's voice in the background...Geez...I need a drink and a divorce...not necessarily in that order).

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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #11 on: August 30, 2008, 05:39:01 AM »
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We paid our 300 dollar bill and as we were leaving she said "thanks for believing in hope

Now really..what was the point in adding that little tidbit over simply saying you paid the bill.
Same as telling everyone a couple of weeks ago that you make 57,000 + dollars at a job which you admit you played hookey at so you could play on political blogs.
Hope the taxpayes will be happy that their school budget has to include funds for that.
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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #12 on: August 30, 2008, 06:40:36 AM »
I'm still trying to figure out why she had to point out everybody's ethnicity.
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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #13 on: August 30, 2008, 09:45:55 AM »
I'm still trying to figure out why she had to point out everybody's ethnicity.


     Ine way to tell if someone is lying or not is to listen carefully to everything they say, how they say it, and when they say it. Someone is said to be ADDING DETAIL when they are lying as an unconscious way of convincing themselves that something is true. When you are telling a true story, you are less concerned with details and more concerned with conveying what actually happened. When you are lying, your story is uniformly detailed from beginning to end, and oftentimes a liar will add detail at the end of the story.

     Which, of course, the idiot greenbriar does. I wonder which hand her husband drinks with, and if he has become proficient at beating her with the other. Does he reserve his dominant hand for the important task of slapping her around, while his drink is in the other hand, or can he apply a good beatdown with either hand? I wish she'd tall a bouncy about that.
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Re: Kohls bouncy...
« Reply #14 on: August 30, 2008, 09:53:21 AM »
Does anyone actually believe any of the conversations these DUers say they have? I don't! this clerk at Kohl's must be a nut case to talk about the company being in recession to a customer.


I think there used to be a Kohl's here and it went out of business. I never saw the inside of that store, but I assume it was like a Mervyn's or a Dillard's? Maybe the clothes they sell in that store arent all that popular? I have no idea..

But isnt anyone at DU getting tired of greenbriar's bragging about her vacations, how much money she makes, her husband's promotion and their ability to spend 300 dollars on a suit in a crappy store? PLUS, she ditched her teaching job to stay up all night blogging??

I seriously hope we find out what school this idiot works at.. her posts are worth a look by the public who pays her salary.

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« Reply #15 on: August 30, 2008, 09:57:39 AM »
Kohls rocks in my opinion. Ours is ALWAYS busy.

greedy thorn primitive's post just kind of proves my point about her desire to brag about their financial situation.

And Cindie's version is MUCH better!
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« Reply #16 on: August 30, 2008, 10:02:29 AM »
Does anyone actually believe any of the conversations these DUers say they have? I don't! this clerk at Kohl's must be a nut case to talk about the company being in recession to a customer.


I think there used to be a Kohl's here and it went out of business. I never saw the inside of that store, but I assume it was like a Mervyn's or a Dillard's? Maybe the clothes they sell in that store arent all that popular? I have no idea..

But isnt anyone at DU getting tired of greenbriar's bragging about her vacations, how much money she makes, her husband's promotion and their ability to spend 300 dollars on a suit in a crappy store? PLUS, she ditched her teaching job to stay up all night blogging??

I seriously hope we find out what school this idiot works at.. her posts are worth a look by the public who pays her salary.

Given that was the first and last sentance of the screed I would say it is a good chance the real and only reason she posted it.
The other stuff was just needed for a filler and to get the normal pat on the back in DUmmyland.

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« Reply #17 on: August 30, 2008, 10:11:41 AM »
Kohls rocks in my opinion. Ours is ALWAYS busy.

greedy thorn primitive's post just kind of proves my point about her desire to brag about their financial situation.

And Cindie's version is MUCH better!


I would never deride anyone's choice of shopping venue, or the clothes they choose to wear. That said, when people like greenbriar try to make more of something than it is for their own aggrandizement, I will always step in and keep it real.


Kohl's is like a larger version of Mervyn's. As regards menswear, it is a step below a place like Dillard's, wherein there is a better selection and you can have your suit tailored.

Greenbriar is walking a tightrope when she lies: she has to make the details populist enough to appeal to DU, but the store has to be exclusive enough to remind them that she lives in a six-figure household.

Ironically, she's not even within shouting distance of being the wealthiest DUer. Anyone who wants an example of a DUmmy in really high cotton should PM me.
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« Reply #18 on: August 30, 2008, 10:20:18 AM »
^True. Actually picking that store does an excellent job of walking that line. It's known for having deep discounts and decent merchandise (if you know what you're looking at) and dropping $300 in there means you bought a lot. Even in the men's dress clothes dept. I know because we bought clothing there a few weeks ago for a male family member.
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« Reply #19 on: August 30, 2008, 10:21:34 AM »
Amen--I got all my pots/pans/bedding at Kohl's when I bought my house.  Saved a TON of money by getting the X-Mas clearance items.
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« Reply #20 on: August 30, 2008, 10:24:03 AM »
Excellent, delilahmused

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« Reply #21 on: August 30, 2008, 10:28:41 AM »
Kohls rocks in my opinion. Ours is ALWAYS busy.

greedy thorn primitive's post just kind of proves my point about her desire to brag about their financial situation.

And Cindie's version is MUCH better!

Cindie's version is definitely believable :-) And I meant no disrespect to Kohl's... meant to say "crappy suit" at Kohl's..  :lmao: :cheersmate:

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« Reply #22 on: August 30, 2008, 10:29:50 AM »
Does anyone actually believe any of the conversations these DUers say they have? I don't! this clerk at Kohl's must be a nut case to talk about the company being in recession to a customer.


I think there used to be a Kohl's here and it went out of business. I never saw the inside of that store, but I assume it was like a Mervyn's or a Dillard's? Maybe the clothes they sell in that store arent all that popular? I have no idea..

But isnt anyone at DU getting tired of greenbriar's bragging about her vacations, how much money she makes, her husband's promotion and their ability to spend 300 dollars on a suit in a crappy store? PLUS, she ditched her teaching job to stay up all night blogging??

I seriously hope we find out what school this idiot works at.. her posts are worth a look by the public who pays her salary.

Given that was the first and last sentance of the screed I would say it is a good chance the real and only reason she posted it.
The other stuff was just needed for a filler and to get the normal pat on the back in DUmmyland.

i imagine youre right.. she just needed a way to say "my husband got a promotion" and tried to pass it off as a high five from a colored person.

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« Reply #23 on: August 30, 2008, 10:30:32 AM »
^LOL! Well just like any other store, their stuff can be really nice or really cheap. It depends on who made it and where it was made.
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« Reply #24 on: August 30, 2008, 10:33:04 AM »
^LOL! Well just like any other store, their stuff can be really nice or really cheap. It depends on who made it and where it was made.

oh absolutely! i always bought kid clothes at Mervyn's after they grew out of Target sizes.. socks, underwear, tennis shoes, etc.

everything always seemed to be on sale there..