11-15-2006, 11:22 PM
Galt Wrote:For those of who don't know Bradlees, it was like a store in Massachusetts that was like Walmart, similar to K-Mart. It was obviously smaller than Walmart, but they would sell everything under the sun. They also has a clothes section. It was considered the lamest thing on earth to buy clothes at Bradlees.
Well one when I was in 7th or 8th grade, I was walking around Bradlees with my mother and sister - my mother needed some random shit.
I was roaming around and I saw these really funny "Rude Dog" seatshirt. It was white and had this picture of this really edgy looking dog. Think "Poochy" from The Simpsons. He was like Spuds Mackenzie with rabies. He was on a skateboard and there was angry colors all over the place. It was just really cool looking.
So I had my mom buy it; I figure, what the hell, it's cool and no one will know where I got it from.
Everyone from the school is just sitting outside waiting for the bell to wring, as I get off the bus. I start walking to my friends, and someone yells, RUDE DOG! and them people start looking, them other people yell it, "Oh My God! RUDE DOG! YES!" People are grabbing at it and pointing and can't contain themselves. Apparantly Rude Dog was a staple Bradlees brand and everyone in the know, knew about it.
I was mortified, but I refused to admit that I got it from Bradlees. "No", I said. "I got this from Filenes for $31". Everyone laughed harder. They all knew it was bullshit. And for the rest of the year, whenever anyone had anything stupid on or did anything lame, or just at random times in the lunchroom, people would say "I got it at Filenes! FOR $31!!!!!"
Luckily, I had a spare (clean) shirt in my gym locker, and changed into that (it was a yellow Reebok shirt).
From then on, all I wore was Vuarnet and Co-Ed Naked shirts so as to blend in.
we used to shop in bradlees all the time when i was a kid.
actually until they closed a few years back.
anyway, speaking of bradlees, we had on in our town, so we used to walked there and fuck around in the store when we were in high school.
one saturday, we get high in the woods and walk to bradlees, while wondering a friend of mine found a pair of jeans in the men's section, the brand/tag said Ho on it with the anti (think ghostbusters) symbol around it. insisting that the jeans were called "no ho's" he bought about 4 pairs. we tried to stop him, but to his high ass "no ho's" jeans were a must have.