Businesses that you don't patronize on principle:

[ValuJet]

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[It's On A Slab]

Yeah, but that didn't stop you frotm stumbling on a bus early one Sunday morning in that same year. :biggrin:

Hey, I didn't stumble. I was passed out on the seat when a body landed on top of me. I looked up, and there was a full-blown Rastafarian slugfest going on, and I was right in the middle of it.

Remember, these were folks who, just a few hours earlier, were "Hoo-Dat"'in' and singing and carrying on.

I could never get anyone to believe that weekend. It was just something to be experienced.

 

[ValuJet]

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[cbi1972]

4. Again, in South Florida, about once a year I'd get a call from someone "on behalf" of the Florida Highway Patrol, soliciting donations for widows of fallen troopers. Or to help get drunken drivers off the road. They'd even have a two-way radio sound in the background like the SOB was a dispatcher taking a break to beat me up for money. I never fell for that one, in spite of the "dispatcher" telling me what he had as my phone number and address.

Shortly after being summarily denied a concealed carry permit by Alameda County, California, it was my pleasure to inform their solicitors that until the local police began recognizing the Constitutional rights of its citizens, that I would be supporting local gangs, drug dealers, drunk drivers and child predators instead.