S Science250 Joined Dec 30, 2015 Messages 148 Nov 15, 2017 #26 tgtfla said: I remember when we had spray paint locked up,I did scream often. Click to expand... Target probably locks up spray paint more to prevent vandalism than to prevent theft. Target doesn't want customers spraying the paint on things.
tgtfla said: I remember when we had spray paint locked up,I did scream often. Click to expand... Target probably locks up spray paint more to prevent vandalism than to prevent theft. Target doesn't want customers spraying the paint on things.
T tgtfla Joined Jun 17, 2011 Messages 698 Nov 15, 2017 #27 That reminds me of when we used to sell paintballs,but not the guns,now that was colorful.
redeye58 Hasta Ba Rista, Baby! Joined Jun 9, 2011 Messages 21,619 Nov 15, 2017 #28 tgtfla said: That reminds me of when we used to sell paintballs,but not the guns,now that was colorful. Click to expand... Especially when they went clearance so I'd buy 'em & use my slingshot to fire 'em off and.... Did I say that out loud? 😳
tgtfla said: That reminds me of when we used to sell paintballs,but not the guns,now that was colorful. Click to expand... Especially when they went clearance so I'd buy 'em & use my slingshot to fire 'em off and.... Did I say that out loud? 😳
Flow Warrior progenitor of thalassophobia Joined May 24, 2016 Messages 1,983 Nov 16, 2017 #29 Science250 said: Target probably locks up spray paint more to prevent vandalism than to prevent theft. Target doesn't want customers spraying the paint on things. Click to expand... And yet they do it anyway.
Science250 said: Target probably locks up spray paint more to prevent vandalism than to prevent theft. Target doesn't want customers spraying the paint on things. Click to expand... And yet they do it anyway.