Make Fun of Misfits: People of Walmart Looking For iPhone App Developer

A picture from PeopleofWalmart.com. The caption reads: "Yes you see that correctly. It is an old man with big supple delicious looking breast implants."

A picture from PeopleofWalmart.com. The caption reads: "Yes you see that correctly. It is an old man with big supple delicious looking breast implants."

The cruel but funny People of Walmart website is looking for a developer to create an iPhone app for the website.

If you’re interested in making an iPhone app to make fun of misfits — and possibly get sued for publishing their unauthorized photographs — contact People of Walmart at (sorry, you need Javascript to see this e-mail address).

Surely you’ve seen the viral website, which publishes candid-camera style pictures of the various meth tweakers, rednecks, and other sundry weirdos that frequent the nation’s largest retailer, along with cruelly funny captions.

Just a few weeks old, the site is often down due to server overload. The developers are also looking for a new host that can cope with the traffic.

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Leander Kahney

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  • Spingle Finger

    Not funny at all, actually. A website that mocks poor people. Much easier to get away with than a website that mocks Jews or black people, I guess.

    CultOfMac shouldn’t be perpetuating this crap. Sorry, Leander, but you’re getting bumped from Top Sites to never-never-land.

  • http://helidragon.blogspot.com Kiteless

    Why so serious? Besides, poor people can’t afford breast implants. Maybe he just likes quality products for low low prices… and their “wide” selection of bras.

  • Casidhe

    Holy damn, his jugs are bigger than mine! I agree with Kiteless, maybe he’s bra shoppping, it doesn’t look like he has proper support. ;)

  • Jim

    I agree with Springle. That website is nothing but an atrocious example of classism. It actually makes me want to start shopping at Wal-Mart just to piss off the condescending douche bags that make fun of people who go there. This is definitely one app I hope Apple rejects from the app store.

  • John

    Alright Jim, Spingle… are you serious?

    Look I’m not gonna lie and say I’m not well off or whatever, but I work and live along side with many that are. While there may be somethings you can find for cheaper at wal-mart that you couldn’t find anywhere else, clothing is not one of them. Most of the people that I know who are “poor” go to places like a thrift stores, dollar stores, used clothing shops, Goodwill, Plato’s Closet etc. etc.

    Otherwise they have the money to afford to go to places like the local grocery/department store (Meijer here) or other “cheaper” stores like Target (I’ve never really believe that but that’s apparently what people consider it now a days)

    Also, I occasionally shop at Wal-Mart as well. I wished that at least half of the customers I normally see there were as wacky, tacky, and all out insane as these people.

    Mind you, this website is not making fun of Wal-Mart customers. It’s making fun of the customers it somehow gets. Maybe you guys should actually go to your local Wal-Mart when it’s not that busy…

  • JB

    The site is apparently down! Maybe the Walmart legal people got to it.

  • http://www.combiboilers.info Tyler Clarke

    maybe in the near future there would be natural breast implants that are based on stem cells or something-.;

  • http://www.acnetreatmentlab.com Daniel Davis

    breast implants will just become ordinary surgical prodedure these days,’,