Straight up, shit was hilarious BEFORE it even existed......

(And seriously, some of these peeps are just straight up whack, not overwieght, or less then beautiful, they are wearing torn yellow spandex while toting a midget in bondage gear with a feather hat on FFS..... I dare you to show me a person who has seen that shit and doesnt at least utter, "the fuck?")

So woman trolls through People of Walmart, yucking it up at all the freaks until she sees a picture of her mom, then becomes offended. As if that is not enough, she then informs her technologically illiterate mom so she can stress out about it because she doesn't understand that it doesn't actually mean anything.

She's a hypocrite and an ass, fuck her and her 15 minutes of fame.

I have no need of said website, the freakshow that is late night Walmart is there for me to behold each and every time I walk in.

I love Americans.

At a safe distance.

It wasn't on the news. It was on Fox. :P Most of what I've seen there doesn't in any way focus on things people can't help but rather the things they can and clearly have chosen not to. Such as the way they dress, for instance.

I think the point is, completely contrary to custom american behaviour to sue all and everything that even remotely might bring some money, she was acting rather reasonable with just asking to take that one picture off. A reasonable answer would have been to actually do so, as in this case it wasn't really an extraordinary example.

Instead the siteowner let it escalate to get more mediabuzz then he could have ever payed for.
Money >>>>>>>>>>>>> Respect. I hate this world.

That's the thing, the few photos I saw were of people dressed in such a way that nobody in their right mind would think of going out looking like that and not expect to be mocked.

Plus, anybody who goes to Walmart deserves to be mocked for being responsible for the downfall of America.

ah! my cover is blown!!!!!!

It's "their". Learn your heterographs. Anyway, there is a difference between "bad clothes" and "clothes that look bad on you". For instance, a thong or g-string, or ANY article of underclothing shouldn't be visible. Another example is the person that goes out in public wearing pajamas. Crocs are right out.

You almost wonder if a nearby psychiatric hospital was recently closed down or something given how many of them there are.

As for large companies being inherently destructive - completely agreed. Governments need to take more control and split up companies that become too vast.

Well, despite having heard about it for a while, I've never actually been to the PoW website...until now. I looked at all the pictures from my state, and sadly, saw no one I know.

I'm rather disappointed. There are some people I thought for sure would've been on there.

When you see the 300 pound, toothless old fat woman who, instead of wearing a shirt, just tucks her HUGE tits down into the waistband of her pants, you kinda have to poke fun.

here is that one
http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/?p=16920

ur mom!

not quite, but it isn't that far off. :)

OUCH!!!

I NEED A CLOROX WASH FOR MY EYES!

I have to keep repeating to myself:
Never click Internet links you don't know...
Never click Internet links you don't know...
Never click Internet links you don't know...
Never click Internet links you don't know...
Never click Internet links you don't know...
Never click Internet links you don't know...
Never click Internet links you don't know...
Never click Internet links you don't know...
Never click Internet links you don't know...
Never click Internet links you don't know...

I love how she says in the interview that

"The thing is if you take a picture of someone in public, they're in public. My argument is: You're in Walmart."

I always thought being in a store meant you are in public....