Doesn't it bother you when

[dandave]

LOL, VelvetGloves! I've had DH for almost 12 years, and he still wanders off in search of snacks leaving the buggy wherever it may be.

 

[Sharby]

Originally posted by GeorgeG
The thing to do is square off, run them over with your cart, back up and do it again, and if they still get up, kick them silly.

Of course, if their parents had done that earlier in their life, you wouldn't have to.

Sorry. I'm in a militant mood tonight. I'll be better after I get a good days sleep tomorrow.

LOL George G !

VelvetGloves: if your DF is "so easily distracted that a shiny box of cereal has him wandering away. . . ." - he is what's known in our family as a "Magpie Person" - because, of course, magpies are distracted by shiny objects. We know a whole family of Magpies who once - believe it or not - had 5 - yes, 5 ! - strollers for their DD.

 

[Obi-Wan Pinobi]

The ones that drive my DW MeanLaureen absolutely nuts are the ones that when they get ready to check out, they go down the checkout aisle in front of their carts. Then they unload their groceries onto the belt, pay their bill, and walk out with their cart left behind still sitting in the middle of the checkout aisle. They don't bother to move it out of the aisle so the next person can get through. God forbid they actually put the cart back where it belongs

 

[julie_yet]

[color=3300ff]The other day at Wal-Mart I was trying to get by this women blocking an aisle. I said excuse me loud enough for her to hear but she kept talking to her teenage daughter about some bra with cute blue bows on it. So my brother says really loudly in this Valley Girl accent "Like, oh, my God that's totally cute!" as he pushes past them. lol I really love my brother.[/color]