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Albany Bulb: A Festival of Resistance!
Albany Bulb: A Festival of Resis… @ Albany Bulb (Buchanan west of I80)
Dec 1 all-day
Join us at the Albany Bulb Nov 28 – Dec 1 For a Three Day Solidarity Campout With Worksops, Discussions, Cooking, Networking, Building, Music and [...]
NO ARREST? NO ELECT! Pasta Feed Protest. 4:30 pm
NO ARREST? NO ELECT! Pasta Feed… @ Santa Rosa Veterans Menorial Bldg
Dec 3 @ 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Facebook Event & RSVP. Jill Ravitch is the District Attorney for Sonoma County, where Andy Lopez was murdered by Deputy Gelhaus. Gelhaus has not yet [...]
LIGHT UP THE NIGHT FOR ANDY LOPEZ 8:00 pm
LIGHT UP THE NIGHT FOR ANDY LOPEZ @ Old Court House Square
Dec 3 @ 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm
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Rally to Reduce Bay Area Greenhouse Emissions & Air Quality Board Meeting 9:00 am
Rally to Reduce Bay Area Greenho… @ Bay Area Air Quality Mgmt District Board Meeting
Dec 4 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
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Low Pay is Not Okay Rally 11:30 am
Low Pay is Not Okay Rally @ McDonalds
Dec 5 @ 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
LowPayIsNotOkay website (find an event). Against all odds, Fast Food Workers are organizing. In one lunch hour, you could create a tipping point for their [...]
Christmas at Casino San Pay-Low! 4:30 pm
Christmas at Casino San Pay-Low! @ Casino San Pablo
Dec 10 @ 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
In 2005, Casino San Pablo promised to provide good jobs with good benefits. The Casino made $200 million a year in 2011-2012 – but [...]
BBQ, Speakout, Rally and March in Remembrance of Renisha Williams 12:00 pm
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Dec 14 @ 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
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"Happy Birthday Chelsea Manning! – FREE HER NOW!" 5:30 pm
"Happy Birthday Chelsea Manning!… @ Harvey Milk Plaza
Dec 17 @ 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
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"We Are Staying: Not One More Eviction!!!" (Mission Eviction Protest) 12:00 pm
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Dec 18 @ 12:00 pm – 11:45 pm
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Community March For Andy Lopez 4:00 pm
Community March For Andy Lopez @ Santa Rosa City Hall
Dec 20 @ 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
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Don't Steal our Postal Services Rally! 1:00 pm
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Dec 21 @ 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
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Dec 23 @ 3:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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Protest against Korean Government Repression. Stop Mass Firings of South Korean Railway Workers! 12:00 pm
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Dec 27 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
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Dec 31 @ 9:30 pm – 11:00 pm
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Lotus enjoyed another good day at the office at Barcelona on Friday as Romain Grosjean claimed P1, while Fernando Alonso ended bottom of the list.
After Red Bull's Mark Webber blitzed the field on day one with a 1:22.693 - which was more than one second better than the second-placed man - Grosjean proved that there is plenty of pace in the E21 with a 1:22.716 on soft tyres to shade Jenson Button, who used the medium rubber for his best run.
As was the case on Thursday, it was once again a pretty wet start to the session, but conditions did improve slightly as the day progressed with the sun appearing every now and then and allowing drivers to do plenty of running on their slicks.
McLaren's Button - who was quickest in the morning session - was four tenths of a second off Grosjean's pace with Pastor Maldonado of Williams completing the top three with a 1:23.628.
Webber's Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel ran a passive DRS during the morning, but he clocked his best time - a 1:23.743 - when the device was taken off and he finished 0.001 ahead of Nico Hulkenberg in the Sauber.
Mercedes' Nico Rosberg was the busiest man on day two as he completed 120 laps, but his time of 1:26.655 was 3.939 off the leading driver's pace, although it has to be pointed out that he focused on long runs alongside Ferrari's Alonso, who used the harder compounds most of the day.
"It was great to run in the wet today which I have not done so far during our pre-season testing programme," Rosberg said.
"The car felt good in those conditions and it's important to have had this experience as there is always the chance of rain in Melbourne. This afternoon, we did some race simulation work which was very productive.
"I am happy with my mileage today as every single lap is important for the learning process, and so overall it was a positive day for me here in Montmelo."
01 Grosjean Lotus 1:22.716 88 laps
02 Button McLaren 1:23.181 +0.465 72 laps
03 Maldonado Williams 1:23.628 +0.912 74 laps
04 Vettel Red Bull 1:23.743 +1.027 65 laps
05 Hulkenberg Sauber 1:23.744 +1.028 79 laps
06 Sutil Force India 1:24.215 +1.499 62 laps
07 Ricciardo Toro Rosso 1:25.483 +2.767 61 laps
08 Max Chilton Marussia 1:25.598 +2.882 75 laps
09 Giedo van der Garde Caterham 1:26.316 +3.600 48 laps
10 Rosberg Mercedes 1:26.655 +3.939 120 laps
11 Alonso Ferrari 1:27.878 +5.162 102 laps


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Monday, July 5, 2010
Flag Quilt (and a little Purple Mountains Majesty)
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I absotivley posilutely love the quilt. My fathers family is Norewegian, my brother lives in Oregon , my mothers family is British...mmmmm? I've gotta figure out how to put the Canadian flag into that and it would be a go for me. I think yours works so well due to all the straight lines on the flags. The pesky maple leaf could cause some design problems. I just had to tell you how much I love the quilt Amy . The backdrop of the mountains...inspired. AnnReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing...loved your story of a wonderful friend, flags...oh and your mountains. Are those Utah mountains? I love the way the mountains are in the distance in Salt Lake City! I had to go see your profile to see if you lived there! Also a gorgeous place!ReplyDelete
Oh, Amy, your quilt turned out fabulous! I bet it was hard to give this one away.ReplyDelete
Isn't this a pattern you designed? If so, you need to publish for sure!
I have been to Oslo, and I agree, beautiful place. Our family roots are from Copenhagen.
wow - it's perfect and such a great idea to use all 3 flags! Such a lovely story too.ReplyDelete
I took a quilt home from the US and carried in my carry on so I could sleep under it all the way home, instead of those horrible airline blankets!
Amy that quilt is amazing and it looks so beautiful against the backdrop of the mountains!ReplyDelete
BTW-the fabrics in the quilt remind me of Cath :0)
Two thumbs up,
I love the quilt! Maybe I could make one of countries I have visited....hmmmmm....Canada, England, France, Switzerland, Italy...and of course the USA! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Fabulous! I love all the flags and they look so wonderful in all the Cath-inspired fabrics. The way you arranged them is so cool - not all just sitting there in a row. Love it! And that it will be so loved is the best!ReplyDelete
I just LOVE this quilt!ReplyDelete
thank you for sharing it :)
i'm putting my hand over my heart right now!ReplyDelete
I pledge allegiance to this quilt......
Just a smashing quilt Amy! What a thoughtful gift for a long time friend.ReplyDelete
I particularly like that last picture ... with the majestic mountains in the background and your beautiful flag quilt ... beautiful! :)ReplyDelete
It is perfect! Beautiful.ReplyDelete
What an amazing quilt!! And how wonderful that she loved it...that is the best feeling in the world!ReplyDelete
Absolutely amazing quilt! What a special gift to a special friend.ReplyDelete
Ooh I love it! I was thinking of making a flag quilt to represent the countries I've lived in and where I ended up.ReplyDelete
wow, wow, wow! this is lovely, I would have cried too! nice job!ReplyDelete
Beautiful quilt!! Although I have to tell you that the first thing (literally) out of my mouth when I saw that photo was, "aaawwwwhhh, Utah!" :) (and I know I've made similar comments a thousand times here before... please forgive my, um, vain repetition...)ReplyDelete
This is a stunning quilt, Amy! What a wonderful gift.ReplyDelete
I love this quilt on so many levels...ReplyDelete
So beautiful!!! Great gift!!! Hope you all had fun!!ReplyDelete
The quilt is so wonderful! Your friend is a lucky gal. It makes me want to make a flag quilt... or at least a pillow.ReplyDelete
this is beyond gorgeous.ReplyDelete
This is one of the most beautiful quilts I have ever seen! Thank you for sharing. I want one!! :)ReplyDelete
I LOVE that quilt! It is so cool! Great job!! (I'm a fellow Utahn too! :)ReplyDelete
What a nice gift! It is gorgeous. I just love those flags and the overall look of it.ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh Amy, this quilt is absolutely stunning! You continue to amaze me!ReplyDelete
What a great quilt. I love our beautiful mountains.ReplyDelete
wow...that's a great idea to make a flag quilt...looks awesome...thank you for the ideaReplyDelete
Love, love, love the flag quilt.ReplyDelete
Love the quilt, but especially love the story. You've created a tangible piece of your friend's and your history. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Happy Sewing! :o)ReplyDelete
Very creative and lovely quilt! It's wonderful to have such a great friend. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
What a fantastic quilt! Loving it! Enjoyed the post ... thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful quilt! I'm a Norwegian who has lived one year in the States and on year in England - you should make a pattern of the quilt! We Norwegians normally don't use our flag for anything else but as a flag. The only exception is flags on napkins and the use of the colors on our national day. It was wonderful to see that someone else had done what many of us secretly want to do - put the flag on something that will be used (either as a quilt or wallhanging). Long commentary - but I just loved the quilt.ReplyDelete
Your friend hit the jackpot with this one! :) It's a great idea and wonderfully executed. I love quilts that have such stories and meaning.ReplyDelete
I dream of making my own flag quilt some day and you have encouraged me even more! :)
This is beautiful! I love it and it is pretty awesome how all three flags share the same colors. You did a great job!ReplyDelete
This is absolutely stunning, with a precious story!ReplyDelete
Great quilt and lovely story behing. Good to hear you still have contact after all this years.ReplyDelete
Hi Amy...ReplyDelete
I just LOVE it as I told you before...I'm so glad I got to see a finished photo before you gave it away to your dear friend...I just know she loved it!
ok that quilt is amazing....if you made that up you need to make a pattern, its beautiful!ReplyDelete
I want to make your quilt with this flag in it. I LOVE it. oh how I love it. I could easily do it I think. And applique the shield. I'm half danish and half slovakian. But everyone in Utah is danish or something scandanavia. Not many are slovak and I'm proud of my non-lds heritage too.
love it Amy ~ what a sweet wonderful gift for a friend of 13 years.ReplyDelete
That is a quilt to melt many hearts - it is beautiful and have strong symbolism of friendship across nations. As a norwegian, my hart skipped a beat when I saw it.ReplyDelete
Life long friendships needs celebrating!!
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Yup, I of course love love love this quilt! I didn't realise it was yours though - it's great sometimes to be able to connect the dots...ReplyDelete
This came out great! Nicely done.ReplyDelete
Love it love it love it!ReplyDelete
I have been looking at all the beautiful projects, the many truly wonderful pieces.... I love them all!ReplyDelete
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Recent Graduate Named Woodrow Wilson Ohio Teaching Fellow: Justin Robe, a 2014 BA graduate with a double major in history and mathematics, was recently name a Woodrow Wilson Ohio Teaching Fellow and will begin his graduate education at Ohio University in Fall 2014. Congratulations Justin!
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Sasquatch 2014 lineup:
Weekend 2: Soundgarden, Kraftwerk (3D), New Order, Frank Ocean, Royksopp + Robyn, Neutral Milk Hotel, Broken Bells, Spoon, Tegan and Sara, Local Natives, La Roux, Gogol Bordello, Jake Bugg, Atmosphere, Rhye, The Bloody Beetroots, Dillon Francis, Big Gigantic, The Black Angels, Deltron 3030, The Horrors, Junip, The Notwist, St. Lucia, Dr. Dog, Kurt Vile & The Violators, of Montreal, Talib Kweli, The Cave Singers, Punch Brothers, Action Bronson, Lee Fields & The Expressions, Sharon Van Etten, Carolina Chocolate Drops, Sol, Casey Veggies, RL Grime, Tchami, Audion, Fuck Buttons, Courney Barnett, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down, Cloud Nothings, Foxygen, Palma Violets, Mikal Cronin, Mac Demarco, Jon Hopkins, Gold Panda, Majical Cloudz, Duke Dumont, Oneohtrix Point Never, Death, Black Prairie, Latyrx, Metz, John Grant, Reigning Sound, Black Milk, Typhoon, Cass McCombs, Young & Sick, No, Boy & Bear, Asgeir, Mutual Benefit, The Bots, Wild Cub, Gangstagrass, Phox, Ages and Ages, The Districts, Mimicking Birds, Chad Vangaalen, Shelby Earl, Hunter Hunted, Fly Golden Eagle, Sandrider, Helms Alee, Night Beats, Chastity Belt, Dude York, Iska Dhaaf, Kithikin, Pollens, Demetri Martin, Eugene Mirman, Kurt Braunohler, W. Kamau Bell, Kyle Dunnigan.
Friday, May 2, 2008
Sasquatch! 2008 Schedule is Here!!!
Sasquatch! Mainstage
8:15 Modest Mouse
5:25 New Pornographers
4:20 The National
3:15 Ozomatli
2:10 Beirut
12:55 Dengue Fever
12:00 Fleet Foxes
Wookie! Stage
8:45 The Breeders
7:15 Okkervil River
6:00 Crudo
4:45 Destroyer
3:40 Kathleen Edwards
2:35 The Whigs
1:30 Dead Confederate
12:30 Newton Faulkner
Yeti! Stage
6:30 Grand Archives
5:25 David Bazan
4:20 Vince Mira
3:15 Joshua Morrison
2:10 Throw Me the Statue
1:05 The Shaky Hands
12:00 Grand Hallway
Comedy! Tent
6:30 UCB Presents Asssscat with Matt Besser, Matt Walsh, Horatio Sanz, Tim Meadows, Jerry Minor, Rich Fulcher & Sean Conroy
4:00 Upright Citizen's Brigade
2:30 Upright Citizen's Brigade
1:00 Upright Citizen's Brigade
Sasquatch! Mainstage
10:00 The Cure
8:15 Death Cab for Cutie
6:50 Michael Franti & Spearhead
5:25 The Presidents
4:15 Tegan & Sara
3:10 Cold War Kids
2:05 Blue Scholars
1:00 65daysofstatic
12:00 "Awesome"
Wookie! Stage
8:45 Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks
7:15 The Kooks
6:00 Mates of State
4:45 Rogue Wave
3:40 White Rabbits
2:35 The Heavenly States
1:30 What Made Milwaukee Famous
12:30 The Morning Benders
Yeti! Stage
6:30 Sera Cahoone
5:25 The Blakes
4:20 The Cops
3:15 Cancer Rising
2:10 J.Tillman
1:05 Truckasaurus
12:00 The Maldives
Comedy! Tent
7:15 Brian Posehn
6:00 Morgan Murphy
4:45 Reggie Watts
3:00 People's Republic of Komedy Featuring Andy Haynes, Kevin Hyder, Aziza Diaz, Derek Sheen & Andy Peters
Sasquatch! Mainstage
9:00 Flaming Lips
7:15 The Mars Volta
6:05 Flight of the Conchords
4:40 Rodrigo Y Gabriela
3:30 Built to Spill
2:10 The Hives
1:05 Matt Costa
12:10 Yeasayer
11:30 Dyme Def
Wookie! Stage
8:30 Ghostland Observatory
7:00 Jamie Lidell
5:55 Battles
4:40 The Cave Singers
3:35 The Little Ones
2:30 Pela
1:25 Thao with the get down stay down
12:20 Delta Spirit
Yeti! Stage
6:30 Kinski
5:25 Kay Kay & his weathered underground
4:20 Siberian
3:15 Say Hi
2:10 The Moondoggies
1:05 Whalebones
12:00 The Choir Practice
Comedy! Tent
7:15 Michael Ian Black
6:00 Michael Showalter
4:45 Eugene Mirman
3:30 Marc Maron
1:30 Seattle School with Mike Min, Korby Sears & Liza Keckler
So what do you think? The Cure at 10? I thought 9:30-12:00 was their time slot? Will they actually get in 2 and a half hours until 12:30? We'll see..... Any conflicts? Talk it up!!!
Also, a new poll will be up shortly!
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The Breeders vs Modest Mouse is about the only major conflict. I've seen MM a couple times now so I think I'll see the Breeders. Flight of the Conchords vs Battles is also a tough choice.
- May 3, 2008 at 9:33 AM
Can you scan the magazine for us? Very exciting stuff.
- May 3, 2008 at 1:29 PM
If you look at last year's schedule you'll notice Bjork was scheduled until 12:30, so it's probably not a stretch to think the Cure would play from 10pm - 12:30am.
- May 3, 2008 at 5:55 PM
- justin said...
Breeders vs. Modest Mouse, Michael Franti vs. The Kooks... man thats going to be tough
- May 3, 2008 at 7:54 PM
- Dustin said...
Unfortunately I am not very tech savvy....I noticed someone scanned in the schedule from Sound Magazine on the Coachella boards, also if you check out the Sasquatch! Message Boards someone made a spreadsheet, which is very helpful......I'll see if I can get something better up soon......
- May 3, 2008 at 8:12 PM
- chris said...
Ghostland Observatory on the Wookie stage at 8:30? That means it is in between Mars Volta and the Flaming Lips! I do not like this time slot! Hmmm, what to do?
- May 5, 2008 at 10:45 AM
How long do headliners on the Wookie stage normally play? I'm interested to know how long the Breeders set will be...
- May 10, 2008 at 1:16 AM
- MHR said...
Does it make sense to anyone that Destroyer and the New Pornographers appear to overlap? Does that mean no Bejar songs by the New P's?
- May 20, 2008 at 3:44 PM
- MHR said...
It totally varies. Last year, Michael Franti totally embarrassed the Beastie Boys by starting before and ending after their main stage headlining show.
- May 20, 2008 at 3:45 PM


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- Long delicate chain
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Loved it so much, I bought it in both colors This is a simple, classic necklace. I have it in both colors and they are two of my staple accessories. Just a warning to be careful if you travel with it as it tangles very easily. I now wrap it in tissue paper like they do in the store to prevent it from tangling. February 2, 2014
Okay, the silver is better I brought the silver and thought it was really pretty so i brought the gold color and was disappointed that one side is gold and the other side is a dull gray color. Why would you do that? no matter how much i try to twist the stones around so the gold is facing outward it never stays and turns over to the dull gray side. Also the chain is very very delicate, i wish it was stronger. Its guaranteed to tangle every time you take it off. January 7, 2014
pretty necklace this delicate necklace is great and dressy even though it is simplistic. I wish the chain were interchangeable so that you could make it shorter than the 34 inch length which doesn't work with all outfits. November 8, 2013
Classic necklace This necklace is a classic. Great length. Works well to dress up an outfit in all seasons. The colors are neutral so it can accessorize many outfits.Love the bling! September 20, 2013
beautiful necklace I bought this in silver and it is gorgeous. I got so many compliments on it. I wish the chain was a little longer though and like some of the other reviewers said, the chain is delicate and will tangle easily September 2, 2013
Arrived tightly tangled, then broke as I ever-so-gently tried to untangle it. My luck with TL jewelry is not good.... June 20, 2013
Great Necklace i love this necklace. i have had it for years and everytime i wear it i receive tons of compliments. i have the silver and i love it. it goes with so many different outfits and it looks so elegant. i would recommend getting this for sure. June 4, 2013
Great Necklace I purchased this necklace in silver. I wish it was slightly longer but it is beautiful, sparkly and I get lots of compliments on it! January 31, 2013


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get my other post, to add to the thread please.get mine too.
kleptomaniacs of hypebeast unite.
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How about actually getting a job so you dont have to rely on lifting things. I mean, its fun and everything.. but if you get caught.. your fucked and have to end up paying 10x the amount you would've ended up paying for your lifted shit.
As I grow older, I pay less attention to what men say. I just watch what they do.
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As I grow older, I pay less attention to what men say. I just watch what they do.
No, I meant skinny ties, not tees. lulz
I took 5 skinny ties, nigarrrr. I needed them, ahaaahaa.
Today I went to Outfitters and GAP in total, got this:
3 dress pants
5 polos for work
3 dress shirts
Black Authentics
5 tees
Ralph Lauren hoodie
Red belt
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If I wanted to get a pair of those cheap ass wayfarer knockoffs from urban outfitters how would i go about doing it?i got some of those in red from UO haha. My boy was in the dressing room so i just went and sat on the couch and put them in my pocket. The lil paper tag wont make the sensor go off but might as well rip it off.
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Remember guys, Security Tags dont work if they're sperated .
how the hell do you take that much shit without getting caught?
If I wanted to get a pair of those cheap ass wayfarer knockoffs from urban outfitters how would i go about doing it?
Damn thats like over 500 in merchandise. Grace us with the tale of how you did it
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And steez, jk.
Grab how many glasses you wanna cop and go grab jeans/pants. Put the glasses in the jean pockets and then throw on some other clothes.
Go to the dressing room, remove those annoying paper tags, and you're set.
Or you can do it an easier way: walk around with the glasses and pretend to look for shirts in a pile, while you're actually ripping off the paper tag. It's pretty easy to snag those accessories.
No doubt.
I went to Outfitters first. It was around 6PM, and I go in looking around to see what I could get. I see a Vans size 9 box with Black Authentics. I take the box and walk around with it.
Then I go to the Levi's section and just grabbed a random pair. Then I went to the t-shirt section (Authentics box still in my hand) and just looked for any shirts I liked (5). At this time, nobody's around and I begin working on the Authentics.
First, I take them out of the box, one by one, and put them inside the jean legs through the waist (DON'T put them in through the leg openings). Put them so that you know where they are. I finish this, and then I stack all the t-shirts on top. By this time, I see more people coming and I specifically see this dude just checking shirts around me. I'm starting to suspect he's a LP or whatever they're called.
I wave him off and give him a smirk. Dude is still scanning me like I'm doing something wrong. Then I see the chick who works there that I saw last time, and I can tell she wants it in the butt. I walk around looking for more shit (with the jeans and shirts and Authentics on my arm). I spot this good looking ass Ralph Lauren white hoodie. It was the only one left. I grab it, and start feeling up on it, noticing there isn't any security tag. I knew I was going home with good shit tonight.
Then I walk around some more and notice a M65 on the jacket racks. Somehow, I see the security tag already loose, so I take it off and put the tag in another jacket's pocket. I grab the M65, put it over my shoulder, and go to the belts section. I grab a red belt (I have no reason why), and then go to the fitting room.
NOTE: When you go to the fitting room, make sure you tell the employee how much you have beforehand. Don't let those nigars carry it for you/ count your items for you. I tell the chick I have 4 items, and she just directs me to a empty dressing room all the way at the end of the hall.
The rest is history. I take off all the tags of the t-shirts, Authentics, and made sure there weren't any traces of tags on the other shit. I put all of the shit in my bag, and bounce.
Next, I head to GAP. I scan the area and look for the shit I need. I see 1 employee working in the back in the jeans section, and there's only one cashier. Dude looked like a cross between Steve Harvey and the dad from Family Matters. I knew he wouldn't hold me back even if I got caught.
I see the employee in the back putting out new polos, and since I need some for work, I grab one of each (5). Then I go to the dress pants section, and I notice they have 3 different colors. I grab my size, and stack them on my shoulder. Then right next to the dress pants are the dress shirts, except they're folded in that plastic shit. I look to see if there's any tags, and nope, none.
I head to the dressing room, and just start "trying on" clothes, making sure the employees aren't suspicious. I take off the metal tags on the dress pants, and remove the plastic shit holding the dress shirts. Then I just rip off the tags for the polos, and throw them all in my bag.
Then funny shit happened. I walk out of the dressing room, my bag so damn obviously full, you can't miss it. I see these hypebeast pinoys walk in and scanning me like they were suspicious. Then out of nowhere, these nigars just start giggling at each other and start fucking play fighting in the middle of the damn store. The 2 employees there were like wtffff. These pinoys start screaming and shit, and the employees try telling them to shut the fuck up, but they won't listen. By this time, they call security 'cause these dudes are getting more homo by the second, slapping each other's ass and shit.
I was dying laughing until security guards enter the store. When one of them is about to enter, I walk through the security gates and just jet the fuck out of there, my bag in my hand.
Then I went to a supermarket near my house, and I went looking for the Cheerios/Lucky Charms with the new Batman toys in them, and I couldn't find them. So I went to the back section with the ready-to-eat sushi, and put one small box in my cart. I just starting throwing random shit in the cart to throw away suspicion. Then I start getting hungry, and just open up the sushi box and start eating the eel and california rolls. Good shit, I ditch the cart in the middle of the baby diaper section, and walk out the entrance door.
I go home accomplished. Now I realize Outfitters is selling those red half cabs, but the Outfitters I jacked didn't have them. Now I need to find another store that carries them. I don't know how I'm gonna get those huge shits in the fitting room, but you know me, I'll find a way.
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lol. i just got caught by macy's a few weeks ago. i should've jammed when the loss prevention guard came. but anyway court day is tomorrow


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