Look at the first photo.
Then read >>
Shitstorm as defined by Urban Dictionary. You have to click the link and read the definitions.
Then click the first photo take a look and shift to the second one.
Everything falls into place.
So if I was to analyze the definitions and apply it to the pictures, it might go something like....
Defintion 1
A huge fuck-up of epic
proportions of some sort or another and its ensuing calamity. As in, the person
or normal situation you were supposed to be
a part of is now so totally screwed up as to turn the entire scenario into a farce; or something that could end up in you going to either jail or losing your profession. Looking at the picture it centainly was epic, at least to Mo. Anyone that was there I am sure they remember the events. I bet things were going fairly nomal inside the store too. It does look like things got a tad out of control, so totally screwed up applies here. Is the scenario a total farce. That might be a bit strong, but I can see a case being made for a total farce.
Definition 2
Mo ask the customer not smoke while they were filling up
the car.
Customer gave disgusted look and flicked their cigarette to the ground. I don’t really need to spell this out, just look at the picture.
Definition 4
When a tornado hits an exposed septic tank and sends all the
contents into the air, where it falls down in a rain-like pattern.
If one takes this literally (like Joe Biden) it might not apply, but the basic characteristics of the description does fit assuming the station blew up
which sent stuff spewing into the air. which returned to the ground. Good thing the awning over the gas pumps shielded the car.
Definition 5
A discussion about
something totally pointless and inane that got out of
hand and now consists of people fighting over nothing.
Basically like a flamewar, just that the
discussion itself, as well as the participants, are so utterly stupid that it's
impossible to put into words. Shitstorms like these always tend to be really
easy to start, even when you
don't want it - just like an avalanche, one false step (or word) can be enough to set free a shitstorm of epic proportions.
My guess the customer and Mo had a conversation and it is
not much of
leap of faith to think the conversation did not go well. |
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