Ben by Daniel Shelton for September 26, 2024

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    Shikamoo Premium Member 2 months ago

    How many stores have you been to?

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    Ned Snipes  2 months ago

    I would think one store so far, the basket is almost full. My question is, is this for 1 child only?

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    NeedaChuckle Premium Member 2 months ago

    Get an extra white one and write “THIS IS ORANGE!” on it.

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    m b  2 months ago

    stay safe everyone in path of Hurricane Helene, evacuate if told to do so, storm surges and rain totals are going to be life threatening (•︵•)

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    ChessPirate  2 months ago

    Orange you glad you’re not her?

    (¬_¬)

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    HarryLime  2 months ago

    Conformity … thy name is school.

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    [Unnamed Reader - b6b8d2]  2 months ago

    The teachers could buy what they want in bulk and let the parents pay them.

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    ellisaana Premium Member 2 months ago

    Maybe it’s my monitor; I see an orange one in her hand, but no yellow one.

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    mafastore  about 2 months ago

    We never had to deal with colors when I went to school.

    We live on Long Island. Schools here would start before they did in NYC. So rather than going crazy with the crowds near by, we would call my dad at his office in Manhattan, read him the list and he would buy the supplies we needed for us and bring them home. He would also cover our books (no commercial book covers here) which needed same all when he came home late that night.

    When I got to college – I would call home and get the list for my sisters and buy their supplies in the college bookstore to avoid the crowds.

    Of course basics such as pencils, pens, erasers, glues, rulers and such we would not go out and buy we would just “shop” and take them from dad’s office supplies.

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