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Dunner · 10-31-2011, 09:33 PM

Sorry, my bad, it was just after having WM Automotive adjust my throzelrod and replace my gunkculator.

slickest1 · 10-31-2011, 10:34 PM

They fixed my tail lights there too!! They were wagging.

Francesca · 11-01-2011, 09:09 AM

I have more pictures of Recreational Vehicles in Walmart parking lots but hesitate to post them due to some confusion in my mind about what's deemed appropriate and unlikely to lead others into error.

My post #2997 in this thread was a picture of my trailer parked in the Coos Bay Oregon Walmart parking lot.
Yellowreef commented on the dog in the picture, which earned him an "off topic" rebuke.
Sorry, Yellowreef!
I didn't mean to lead you astray.

The problem is, all of my pictures contain content upon which others may choose to comment.
I'm at a loss as to how, if at all, to post these pictures.

It would be most helpful if someone were to post guidelines about what such pictures can contain, and how viewers can ascertain exactly what they can "appropriately" comment on.
If anything.

Thanks for any clarification provided

Francesca

GMRHost · 11-01-2011, 09:21 AM

What I have found about clarification, even when parking at a Wal*Mart, is that sometimes the people giving clarification change according to their mood, and adjust said clarification altogether... especially if what I ask for is something they personally don't care for, but doesn't affect Wal*Mart, as a whole.
I hope this is clear as mud... which you may want to avoid when walking your dog at a Wal*Mart Parking lot.

**JohnRR** · 11-01-2011, 09:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Francesca

It would be most helpful if someone were to post guidelines about what such pictures can contain, and how viewers can ascertain exactly what they can "appropriately" comment on.
If anything.

Thanks for any clarification provided

Francesca

Let your conscience be your guide and let nature take it's course, Do you serioulsy beleive that guidelines could be put in place for everything, and if they were how many do you think will actually read them let alone abide by them.

I think overall things flow pretty freely here.

This is my personal opinion which may or may not be within established guidelines

CD · 11-01-2011, 10:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Francesca

I have more pictures of Recreational Vehicles in Walmart parking lots but hesitate to post them due to some confusion in my mind about what's deemed appropriate and unlikely to lead others into error.

My post #2997 in this thread was a picture of my trailer parked in the Coos Bay Oregon Walmart parking lot.
Yellowreef commented on the dog in the picture, which earned him an "off topic" rebuke.
Sorry, Yellowreef!
I didn't mean to lead you astray.

The problem is, all of my pictures contain content upon which others may choose to comment.
I'm at a loss as to how, if at all, to post these pictures.

It would be most helpful if someone were to post guidelines about what such pictures can contain, and how viewers can ascertain exactly what they can "appropriately" comment on.
If anything.

Thanks for any clarification provided

Francesca

The reason may be because you didn't specify that it was at Walmart.(or maybe it wasn't) Just post your pictures in a thread called Francesa's pictures and you won't be off topic and we can all enjoy them.

Francesca · 11-01-2011, 11:48 AM

Thanks, Cliff
Hmmm...Let's take another look:

PLEASE PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE DOG IN THE QUOTED PICTURE!!!!!

Post #2997

Quote:

Originally Posted by Francesca

Coos Bay, Oregon, August 2011.

Prime spot!

Francesca

It's true that I didn't say the word "Walmart"- I'd hoped that the store in the background would be enough...

Francesca

slickest1 · 11-01-2011, 12:07 PM

We must remain true followers to the Walmart God's. So if your pictures are relevant to WM and our comments pertain to said subject which in return brings us back to the party of the first part, then the party of the second part must make a responsible effort to protect them self and the party of the first part from any repercussions of violations of the act. HUUNH?

Dunner · 11-01-2011, 01:24 PM

Nice choice of words on everybody's part.

Francesca · 11-01-2011, 01:29 PM

Here's a thought-
I noticed that of the eleventy bazillion "Chuck Norris" posts in this thread, approximately all of them make no mention of Walmart's Parking.
The same is true of the several pages of "Blonde on a mechanical horse" posts.

Is it fair then to presume that if I had named the dog "Chuck Norris" or "Blondie" I might have avoided causing trouble?

Francesca

hondo122 · 11-01-2011, 01:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Francesca

All right, listen up!

It is not, I repeat, NOT OKAY to choke a Walmart Greeter, no matter how badly you need a place to sleep for the night!

Woman accused of choking Walmart greeter gets jail | wfaa.com Dallas - Fort Worth

Francesca

How about the assistant manager?

slickest1 · 11-01-2011, 07:16 PM

Pretty hard to call a black and white dog(in Walmart parking lot of course) Blondie!! Then again if you called it Chuck it would definitely be your protector.

Mochisme · 11-01-2011, 08:17 PM

Well I went shopping today at the Wal-Mart in St George, UT and found two RV,s setting up for the nite. I am in a campground this trip as I am staying 3 nights, but it looks like a good Parking lot to use.