Comments on: MALL Shame - Spencer Gifts and General Growth Properties

by: Lee

Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:51:30 +0000

If you have a problem with Spencer’s then why bother to even shop there? all you are doing is blowing smoke about a store that has been a staple in malls across the country for over 40 years(since 1967 to be exact). They take pride in being out there and crazy with their products. What is so wrong with what they sell anyways? It’s words on a shirt, o no watch out there goes the neighborhood. Take a minute to listen to yourself here and back off. Its a store that you can willing not shop in so don’t and leave it at that. With out you buying all the offensive tee shirts to “make a point” there will be more for people like me that actually buy them to ware them so thank you.

EDITOR NOTE: For the last time. It wasn’t in the store, it was in the middle of the mall facing walk by traffic. You know where the little 6 and 7 year old kids walk by. Good grief.

by: Veronica

Sat, 24 May 2008 00:29:45 +0000

P.S. There is a sign in the window of all Spencer Gift’s cautioning the Adult Content of the store, just because you didn’t see it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist!

by: Veronica

Sat, 24 May 2008 00:14:22 +0000

You do realize that by buying the shirt the company now thinks, “Sweet, a sale!” not understanding the point you are trying to make by actually buying the shirt. I don’t see how this shirt is tied in with raping of pre-teen girls. It is obviously a grown man’s shirt, if a man is wearing that shirt then chances are he’s either A: he has a sense of humor and B: looking for someone his own age. It doesn’t all of a sudden mean that a young girl is raped. If you didn’t like the shirt then maybe you should have looked away? Everyone knows what kind of store Spencer’s is, they’ve been around for quite a long time, obviously complaining about 1 shirt isn’t going to shut them down or make them change their ways (quite in the same way this comment is going to affect you!).

Where is everyone’s sense of humor? Get off your high horse and welcome yourself to this century!

And Maria, I don’t agree with the shirts, but complaining is a waste of time, you’re better off just NOT BUYING YOUR CHILD THE SHIRT. Or just not shopping there anymore.

by: Maria

Mon, 19 May 2008 03:41:46 +0000

This outrage is along the lines of the t-shirt I saw at a military base exchange… a suggestive shirt in the girls’ clothing section that said “My Parents Are Out Of Town.” There was also a shirt that said “Embarr-assed” with a picture of a mooning teddy bear. These were shirts for young girls. I reported it to the store manager, and he said he would have them removed.