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blaseblasphemener
Joined: 01 Jun 2006
Location: There's a voice, keeps on calling me, down the road, that's where I'll always be
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Man, that is crazy! What an unbelievable coincedence. Did he have the deep, gravelly voice? He had a lot of admirers, did a lot of great things for people through the church, but didn't help build the impression that men of god are geniuses. Jim Rome played a recording of him giving that speech for months and months, and still plays it sometimes.
Jim Rome: what are Asians good at again?
Reggie" They could turn a watch into a TV.
JR: How about Hispanics? What can they do?
Reggie: They love their families, they could have 30 people living in one house.
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Nah, the only interesting things that happened were when the crazy idiots came in. Or the local KFC manager/pedophile who smelled like he used chicken grease for deoderant. One of the tellers actually kept air-spray for when he left. Sometimes an old person would go ballistic if a new teller didn't recognize them because I'VE BEEN BANKING HERE FOR TWENTY YEARS I DON'T HAVE TO SHOW MY ID!!!!
As for Reggie White, I don't really remember too much. He was one of our few black customers, and he was always happy and smiling. Usually came through the drive through and flirted with the hot 40-y.o. Itlian mama that worked there. She was hot for real. Toni. Mm.. |
Too bad no Reggie stories. He must've been a huge mother. I once worked at a bank myself. The craziest was when a man about retirement age, and a man about 30 almost started fighting, due to some standing in line misunderstanding. They wouldn't shut up and it started to escalate. The rest of the people in line, and all the other tellers were women, so being the lone male, and being 6'4, I told them to shut up, you go here, you go here (me pointing), or take it outside. They put their heads down and did it, and I felt like a school principal. Ah, good times in the bank. never had a robbery though. but had lots of old-timers who got pissed off is a clerk checked a signature card. |
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SirFink
Joined: 05 Mar 2006
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Some observers believe that the duo use a system of wires that hold the various costumes together and when the wire is pulled, the costume falls revealing the next outfit, as per the patent that David registered with the US Patent Office.
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happeningthang
Joined: 26 Apr 2003
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ella
Joined: 17 Apr 2006
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| DCI was doing that with uniforms about twenty years ago; although I think they used velcro. It was impressive back then, it's just bad "reality" tv now. |
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