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You fucked him too? You guys are gay bear fuckers.I wanna share so many stories about my Zeddy days...actually I think I already did lol.
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You fucked him too? You guys are gay bear fuckers.I wanna share so many stories about my Zeddy days...actually I think I already did lol.
I was Zeddy (wallahi).You fucked him too? You guys are gay bear fuckers.
Lmao fuck I forgot you were ZeddyI wanna share so many stories about my Zeddy days...actually I think I already did lol.
Looks in the mirror. Slow guitar plays in the background. "It was me fucking Abe the whole time"I was Teddy (wallahi).
Stop speaking of it in past tense. It still exists.I'll always read a Zeller's story. Zeller's ruled.
Well not in my life it doesn't.Stop speaking of it in past tense. It still exists.
In your life you have to fuck a pug dog for entertainment. You're not the standard.Well not in my life it doesn't.
Zeller's was the first place that honored mislabeled price tags, and I almost got fired on my first day because I messed up the price tag for some expensive item. I think this is why they transferred me to the Diner instead of being in retail. How could Pat quit after one day at Target? I learned so muchOur Zellers had some cool Zeddy mini ferris wheel thing for toddlers
I recall they were closed by like 2010ish? Maybe one or two still exist, but HBC wanted to get rid of it as early as 2008ish.I could've swore the Zellerses all closed. What the FUCK. Am I going fucking crazy? Nothing is real.
These days Hudson Bay Co is mostly known for yuppie women wearing their blanket patterns in various coats and shawlsAlso to our American friends, our natives worship snakes because the Hudson Bay corporation put them on the handles of inferior rifles they sold to them when they invaded. (Learned that at a museum)
Yeah. It's hard to imagine they used to be one of the most powerful militaries in the Americas when I just go there to buy gloves.These days Hudson Bay Co is mostly known for yuppie women wearing their blanket patterns in various coats and shawls
My old man used to do french & indian war reenacting and he always had a few Hudson Bay style blanket capotes. I had a kid-sized one myselfYeah. It's hard to imagine they used to be one of the most powerful militaries in the Americas when I just go there to buy gloves.
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