...sifting through layers of information about the strange vegetables. However, no many how many times he tried to get tot he bottom, there was always another level to examine.
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Meanwhile, Archaeologist Indiana Tomato Spends Time Among the Onion Tribe
...sifting through layers of information about the strange vegetables. However, no many how many times he tried to get tot he bottom, there was always another level to examine.
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Greetings Curious Scroller,
If you've never landed in this part of cyber space before, you have taken a hard, fast plunge into the fiery depths of work hell. RHU is dedicated to giving the service worker a voice. If you are an angry customer, a corporate suite, a homophobic race-hater, and you don't like skull masks or swear words, this blog isn't for you. Click away now, before your ears bleed and your eyes explode.
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These photos with one item out of place weren't interesting, and are only getting worse.
Posted by: James | Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 07:12 PM
Freddy photographed them and sent them to the RHU submission email that I frequently check in order to get stories onto the site, which I took to mean that he wanted them posted to the site. *shrug*
Posted by: Ilia | Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 09:12 PM
They're more commonly known as "Customer Rejects" Sometimes we will find things that are amusingly out of place...like deodorant in the cookie isle or a case of beer on a "WIC approved" shelf.
Posted by: Spritzy | Friday, January 18, 2013 at 04:15 AM
A case of beer on the WIC approved shelf is actually amusing. Maybe I'm not in the mood for finding one tomato in a bin of onions amusing at the moment but maybe try sprinkling these around a little more instead of a sudden deluge of them.
Posted by: Nomnom | Friday, January 18, 2013 at 05:48 AM
Post them if you want, but for the love of God space it out a bit.
Posted by: v | Friday, January 18, 2013 at 02:46 PM
I see one tomato hanging with the onions and I am inspired to make spaghetti, not write a story. Guess I'm not creative enough. I appriciate these photos as they illustrate one of my pet peeves, people putting shit wherever they happen to be instead of back where it goes.
Posted by: Skittles | Sunday, January 20, 2013 at 02:24 AM