Topic: Ok...Here's my official weird exchange post
Topic Posted by: AngelVine
Date Posted: Thu May 1 13:40:29 2008
Additional Comments: Our local newspaper publishes a monthly Crimestoppers brochure featuring pictures and profiles of local criminals with outstanding arrest warrants. OK....Went into 7-11 and the clerk, who happened to be a man dressed as a woman, complete with dyed hair, nails, makeup, earrings and boobies....went on a tirade telling every customer AT LENGTH about a person featured on the brochure! She even had the photo cut out and taped to the countertop. It was ANOTHER "man who dresses like woman" named Johhny and he/she was ranting and raving about this NOT being him/her. She said 108 people had called the tips hotline to inform the police that this Johnny person was working at that 7-11 and requested the finders fee. Quite honestly, the person DID look like the clerk and I think it may have been him/her. I was in a hurry and didn't really want to hear the entire saga, but did so because there were 3 people in front of me who listened to the whole story. She/he said the manager had given permission for her/him to inform the customers about this error. Too Wierd!! Side note: The following Sunday I noticed this Johnny person had been arrested and was in custody. WEIRD? Weird!
Posted by: Chewbacca Date posted: Fri May 2 11:13:40 2008
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Never mind the 7-11 clerks...I used to BE one from 1996-1997 and some of the customers I came into contact with were interesting. There was the teenage boy I embarrassed by telling him I had a shade of nail polish similar to the one he was wearing. I embarrassed another group of teens by asking them if they used Kool-Aid to dye their hair (which kids were doing at the time to get that perfect apple-punk green) Then there were the teenage girls who purchased pacifiers (probably for sucking on drugs at raves, 'cause they were sure dressed like they were going to one). Not to mention the family where Mom was covered from head to toe with pentagrams---on her baseball cap, her earrings, and on her shirt. Now, to be fair, she probably was not a Satanist.
The last time I was at the beach, I went to the QVC outlet in Rehoboth. One of the cashiers there was obviously a man, but I know he was taking hormones to become a woman. I hope he gets better fashion sense when he completes the transformation, because that green sack dress, red tights, and brown mocassins would be laughed out of the NYC catwalks. But if you're familiar with Rehoboth, he would have been queen of the beach.
Posted by: Carissa Date posted: Thu May 1 19:28:31 2008
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Thank you for reminding me why I haven't been in any convenience store in several years, lol.
However, recently a teenaged guy who waited on me at McDonalds had on gobs of eyebrow pencil! I mean, gobs. He had drawn his brows on pretty much like Joan Crawford's on steroids, on top of his own brow hairs.
Weird. Took my fruit n'yogurt parfaits and split, fast.
Posted by: Kerston Date posted: Thu May 1 16:30:29 2008
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Kat here.
ROTF!!! OMG! Its amazing all the weird freaks in the world!! I have no problem if a guy wants to dressup like a broad, but please! Don't go committing a crime and expect to get MY sympathy!!! Ain't gonna happen!
