No gun sign fun at Wally World

[Dustbuster]

Thanks to vontar for inspiring redneck layaway on this one!!!
First,Find the signs:


Hide em:



Or move em to a better place!!




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[rugerla1]

Love it!

[Dustbuster]

I had a blast checking that Hahahaha

59 bucks a piece lol, If u look at the first photo, someone had them shelved under driveway markers...


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Edited May 19, 2014 by Dustbuster

[NRA]

you sneaky devil you :rofl:

[miller_man]

That's awesome.

 

Now I have a task everytime I go to wally world now, lol.

[vontar]

I approve.

[KKing]

Awesome, well done

[R_Bert]

Forgive my dissent.

 

Recognizing it is "harmless fun",   I still do not believe continued annoyance of a WW clerk (who has to reset the inventory) is placing our best foot forward in support of 2A.

[Sam1]

next time go hang them up in the ammo section on the case windows and listen in on the reactions lol

[Peace]

Dissent echoed.  It is good fun if it does not interfere with someone else's property and business.  If it were my business, and I caught wind of you all doing that, I would post cameras and annoy you right back with prosecution with whatever law I could use... even if it didn't stick, your attorney fees would most likely keep you from doing it agtain.... and by the way, this thread would be evidence that I would find.  

 

Not everyone will follow the Golden Rule, but basic political wisdom says that - when in a "public battle", you sure as heck keep your image spotless "out in the open".  That's how the dirty players on the other side of the ball do it.  Are they just smarter than us?.... or are they just more comitted to winning?

 

#friendlyfire

[TMF]

As a former Walmart stockman, cart pusher and Pet Department associate, I approve. Harmless fun. If someone did this in my department I'd get a chuckle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[R_Bert]

As a former Walmart stockman, cart pusher and Pet Department associate, I approve. Harmless fun. If someone did this in my department I'd get a chuckle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

once is an anomaly. If it happened routinely, would you still approve? Are you able to speak for WM associates in general?

 

How many events does it take to become a nuisance?

Edited May 18, 2014 by R_Bert

[Sam1]

Dissent echoed.  It is good fun if it does not interfere with someone else's property and business.  If it were my business, and I caught wind of you all doing that, I would post cameras and annoy you right back with prosecution with whatever law I could use... even if it didn't stick, your attorney fees would most likely keep you from doing it agtain.... and by the way, this thread would be evidence that I would find.  

 

Not everyone will follow the Golden Rule, but basic political wisdom says that - when in a "public battle", you sure as heck keep your image spotless "out in the open".  That's how the dirty players on the other side of the ball do it.  Are they just smarter than us?.... or are they just more comitted to winning?

 

#friendlyfire

 

Except for the fact that you would go broke trying to prove a point, that is an awesome idea!  Next on the list is the disabled guy that picked up two pairs of scissors instead of one, and stuck the extra pair on the shelf next to the yogurt instead of placing it back on the scissor holder.

 

And just out of curiosity, if you owned a business and wanted to find out who read a magazine in the checkout isle and put it back instead of buying it, how exactly do you plan on tracking that person down from a single post on one of the internet's 985,000,000 active websites?

Edited May 18, 2014 by Sam1

[R_Bert]

Except for the fact that you would go broke trying to prove a point, that is an awesome idea!  Next on the list is the disabled guy that picked up two pairs of scissors instead of one, and stuck the extra pair on the shelf next to the yogurt instead of placing it back on the scissor holder.

 

And just out of curiosity, if you owned a business and wanted to find out who read a magazine in the checkout isle and put it back instead of buying it, how exactly do you plan on tracking that person down from a single post on one of the internet's 985,000,000 active websites?

apples/oranges ....... you are blurring the distinction between deliberate mischief and downright laziness.

[Erik88]

Ahhh. It all makes sense now.

 

Many months back I was at my local Wal-Mart and as I walked up to the register at the sporting goods section I noticed the same sign that someone had placed right in front of the register. I was really confused considering there were AR-15's 5 feet behind the sign.

[Spiffy]

Someone needs to buy on and put it on the Welcome to <whatever town Beretta is moving to> and see how long it takes before someone notices.   :rofl:

[10-Ring]

As a former Walmart stockman, cart pusher and Pet Department associate, I approve. Harmless fun. If someone did this in my department I'd get a chuckle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

Another former Walmart employee who approves.  I say that a different set of rules apply to Walmart. 

[z0mbies fear me]

After seeing this I moved the ones at my local "superstore" and put them where they belong... With the tampons.

[lunarpowered]

After seeing this I moved the ones at my local "superstore" and put them where they belong... With the tampons.

Brilliant!

[miller_man]

Forgive my dissent.

 

Recognizing it is "harmless fun",   I still do not believe continued annoyance of a WW clerk (who has to reset the inventory) is placing our best foot forward in support of 2A.

 

Well, putting on my grown up hat, even though I don't want to - I do have to agree with this.

 

Still funny though.

[Dustbuster]

All in good humor,of course keeping good karma in mind, u can't do something like this unless you spend money in the store....Plus I don't think anyone can show me a law that says its a crime to voluntarily aid a merchant in their loss mitigation program.gun stuff belongs in sporting goods, not mailbox accessories <efg>...


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[teecro]

Well, putting on my grown up hat, even though I don't want to - I do have to agree with this.

 

Still funny though.

 

I don't know about other folks but I do got better things to do with my time than playing games in Wally World......

[gregintenn]

Dissent echoed.  It is good fun if it does not interfere with someone else's property and business.  If it were my business, and I caught wind of you all doing that, I would post cameras and annoy you right back with prosecution with whatever law I could use... even if it didn't stick, your attorney fees would most likely keep you from doing it agtain.... and by the way, this thread would be evidence that I would find.  

 

Not everyone will follow the Golden Rule, but basic political wisdom says that - when in a "public battle", you sure as heck keep your image spotless "out in the open".  That's how the dirty players on the other side of the ball do it.  Are they just smarter than us?.... or are they just more comitted to winning?

 

#friendlyfire

Seriously??!!?? :ugh:

[TMF]

[quote name="R_Bert" post="1149994" timestamp="1400440100"]once is an anomaly. If it happened routinely, would you still approve? Are you able to speak for WM associates in general? How many events does it take to become a nuisance?[/quote] It wouldn't be a big a deal enough for me to care, especially with all the actual bad things people did in Walmart. Having to restock a shelf or relocate an item every so often wouldn't be a concern. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[teecro]

It wouldn't be a big a deal enough for me to care, especially with all the actual bad things people did in Walmart. Having to restock a shelf or relocate an item every so often wouldn't be a concern. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

Heard (read) a story once of some druggie actually trying to cook up some meth in a store...