382 Challenger.

Happy Thanksgiving tomorrow, to those who celebrate it.  To everybody else, American consumerism drives the world economy, let us have our fun.

When I wrote this I took for granted that the situation would make sense to everyone.  Now I’m not so sure.  Where I’m from there’s a group who takes buses of mentally handicapped people into town and lets them run amok.  They all have to wear huge nametags, with their pertinent information on them in case something goes horribly wrong.  (Often something does.)  They are very similar to the kind that high school students are required to wear.  I imagine it’s because of the various similarities the two groups share.   I’m not sure if that’s a local thing or not.  In any case, Reggie didn’t consider this when making his massive nametag.   

As long as were talking about special people, I’ll be in Garden on December 3rd.  Those affected should batten their hatches down. 

Also, cast page.  Check the header, yo.

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Ha ha ha ha haaaa!!! XD
We actually don’t have that here. They don’t have to wear nametags, but Reggie’s is silly enough, with it’s big letters and little letters interspersed and the fact that none of the other characters wear them, that it is a logical leap. ^^

ROUND 1!! ED Vs. REGGIE!!! FIGHT!!!

AND EDWARDO GET’S IN THE FIRST SHOT, CATCING REGINALD OFF GAURD!!! HE GOES REELING!!

Whoa.

Ok… newfound respect for Ed….. and at once seething rage that he can troll spontaneously too…. which further makes him my clone.

This should be good…. if they do it properly.
But how will Reggie respond?
Will this be a Rule 14 to Ed?

Hahahahahaha! Awesomesauce! Just utterly Ridonkulous. Sadly we are forced to wear namebadges at my job so people know we work there, and yet they still ask if we work there… ‘_’b Yeah… Sometimes I actually answer that I’m just a big fan of the store and so I made a namebadge. Thankfully no one has ever gotten angry at me about that, but a few didn’t get the joke. T_T

While I’m not sure if I’ve personally seen anyone with such a name tag, I assure you it made immediate sense to me.

Personally, I kinda fault Ed here for this mistaken opinion on the mentally challenged. I worked with someone who was mentally challenged for years (still see him occasionally when I go shopping). I talk to him normally just fine. Hell in fact it was easier asking him to do things then like 80% of the workers who were in the same position as him because I *knew* he’d get the job done.

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