OT - Walmart

righty ho thanks!

sounds like a thin I won;t miss much at this time of my life ;-)

Howdy! AARP is the American Association for Retired Persons (AARP)

First of all, it was an insurance company. It branched out from there.

As in most organizations of this ilk there's good & bad. When I read the word "liberal" attached to it I have to laugh. Because, mostly, it's not.

Ragmop/Sandy -- ojala...

googled "liberal" : Definitions of liberal on the Web:

*broad: showing or characterized by broad-mindedness; "a broad political stance"; "generous and broad sympathies"; "a liberal newspaper"; "tolerant of his opponent's opinions" *having political or social views favoring reform and progress *tolerant of change; not bound by authoritarianism, orthodoxy, or tradition *a pers> righty ho thanks!

i think the acronyn needs rewording. tho not sure what yet. feel free to change it to suit your funny bone. jeanne

Well, I got my membership information earlier this year...shortly after I turned 33 (december last year). Called them and told them I would be more than happy to join, provided I got the entire benefit package, even though I don't meet the age requirement. They offered to let me become a member of the auxiliary program...no benefits, just pay to belong every year.

Larisa

JustJoanQuilts wrote:

American Association of Retired People

I got my first invitation to join AARP when I quit working temporarily at age 27! LOL!

Target's policy is to prosecute shoplifters....period. They do like to sort of "parade" the shoplifters through the store when the police take them out in handcuffs. There is no limit, shoplifters are prosecuted.

Judie in Penfield NY