From what I read in the news it was the third such incident at the store in the past couple of weeks. (and to be honest I do not see it stopping an time soon.)
Surprisingly similar, thanks.Several nights ago I was watching a program that showed Cape Point in South Africa. Its been developed into a national park and attracts many visitors.
A resident pack of baboons inhabit the park. They have learned to make a comfortable and interesting life by intimidating park visitors, grabbing satchels and handbags from people, breaking into cars and taking whatever they wish from inside, stealing food from coolers, and any other mayhem the baboons have a mind to commit. They do this because they are protected by park rules. They know they can do whatever they want whenever they want and not be held accountable or punished for it.
The parallels are striking, aren't they?
Where is the "Like" button?
Crap ... I must be behind the times cause I was still operating under the opinion that a flash mob was where people randomly started dancing or singing in a public place. My wife is doing a "flashmob" this weekend at the mall as an advertisement for her Zumba class. I guess we should stop telling people she is going to be in a flashmob. :scratch
Thank you! See, this is what I thought, too, until recently.
That is the way flashmobs started out, as innocent fun. And they were. The Babboons have taken it down to their level, though and it's pretty sad to say, but flashmob is now a danger keyword.
Some of you who want to get out of the cities should look into horology's offer. They're sincered and it's a good offer. I've checked it out. I already live on a great place in the middle of nowhere or I'd go there!
Me, too! :dunno:
We do all look alike!:wave:
