When shopping do you get it done calmly and quietly? or do you have fun with it? doing wierd things like tp foot ball, making the turkeys dance, shopping cart races, puting random things in other peoples carts. like a condom and lube in an old ladys cart.
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littl_foggy
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It takes me less than five minutes to do both clothing and shoe shopping. Enough said.
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No, but that sounds like fun, putting stuff in other people's trollies. I'm going to try that. EDIT: I do like to run over the button mushrooms though. Just drop a few on the floor and run over them with your trolly wheels, they're kinda cool to squash.
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I wander around the store for hours and hours on end, carrying random items around, sitting and relaxing in corners behind displays, hanging out near where they sell the condoms until I see someone who looks really nervous come up to buy some, then walk behind them, tap them on the shoulder, and say really loudly "So you're getting some CONDOMS eh? Hope you have a good time later with those CONDOMS! What size CONDOMS are you geting?!". Putting little marbles in with the grapes in the produce section. etc. etc. I'm banned from most of the grocery stores around here.
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I have too many kids to get it done quietly and fun in the grocery store just gets out of control. I consider a good grocery trip one that's fast! BTW, these wierd things that you mentioned are all a part of our regular shopping errands. I hate grocery shopping with a passion.
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Well I like to eat sushi and jelly preferably the lime or blackcurrant variety, so I try and sneak one of my favourite items in other people's shopping.
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food shopping gets me really stressed out especially when people stand chatting in the isles and dont even move when you need to get by, i get fed up of saying excuse me! so i try to do it as fast as i can. clothes shopping is a different matter :0) i can spend all day trapsing around the shops and finally going back to the first shop to buy the first thing i tried on lol
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