laughing out loud or lots of love depending on the context.
Posted By: Georgia gal on 2006-11-28
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Laughing Out Loud.
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one meaning LOL=laughing out loud.....
Laughing out loud just thinking of Herman Munster. nm
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I think once disgust happens, lots of therapy is needed to feel love again. Lots
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My niece had a Yorkie, the love of her life! We all loved her so. Lots of love in store for you.
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What does LOL stand for? Lots of Love!
good job mom. It was rats for me! Then I fell in love with them. Something weird about that! LOL
context is everything
I also stand by what I said.
If the girl we are talking about is African American, then great. It puts her somewhat more in that context but not entirely. You don't know anything about this girl, including whether or not she has any other symptoms, like Tanner 4. The original poster did not mention this.
& I hate to punch a hole in what you learned at the health food store about normal bodily functions, but large breasts on a very young girl WOULD be a symptom. (Like I said, context is everything.) I'm not saying she has this, I'm saying I don't know enough about the situation, & possibly neither do the people closest to her (& certainly you don't, & apparently you wouldn't want to, so thank heaven you are not her mother), to make a diagnosis that absolutely nothing is wrong.
"Only someone who knows zilch about a young girl..."
I WAS a young girl. Now I'm a woman in an allied health profession who is extremely well read, not only because I'm an MT but because I have a master's degree in a health-related field. I don't do most of my research on MTStars or on Google.
"...and listen you sounds like a school marm."
Like I said, I hope this is also the sign a hangover, for the sake of your account.
Were it my daughter, I would sacrifice my reputation as a non school marm to make sure everything is okay. If I assume nothing is wrong & do nothing & nothing actually is wrong, then everything is fine. If I assume nothing is wrong & do nothing & something actually is wrong, I'm (or actually, she's) the one who will suffer. That's a risk I wouldn't be willing to take. Small action, possibly enormous consequence. The original poster, her grandmother, didn't post for nothing. She knows her family & has a feeling something is not right, & if information will assuage this, I think she's right to investigate via whatever means she has at her disposal.
I also think that something about what I said really pushed a button of yours, because your response seems way out of proportion. What on earth are you projecting?
context is everything
I also stand by what I said.
If this is an African-American girl we are talking about, then great. It puts her somewhat more in that context but not entirely. You don't know anything about this girl, including whether or not she has any other symptoms, like breasts that are large for her age or body hair or whatever. The original poster did not mention any of this.
& I hate to punch a hole in what you learned at the health food store about normal bodily functions, but large breasts on a very young girl WOULD be a symptom. (Like I said, context is everything.) I'm not saying she has this, I'm saying I don't know enough about the situation, & possibly neither do the people closest to her (& certainly you don't, & apparently you wouldn't want to, so thank heaven you are not her mother), to make a diagnosis that absolutely nothing is wrong.
"Only someone who knows zilch about a young girl..."
I WAS a young girl. Now I'm a woman in an allied health profession who is extremely well read, not only because I'm an MT but because I have a master's degree in a health-related field. I don't do most of my research on MTStars or on Google.
"...and listen you sounds like a school marm."
I hope this is also the sign of a hangover, for the sake of your account.
Were it my daughter, I would sacrifice my reputation as a non school marm to make sure everything is okay. If I assume nothing is wrong & do nothing & nothing actually is wrong, then everything is fine. If I assume nothing is wrong & do nothing & something actually is wrong, she's the one who will suffer. That's a risk I wouldn't be willing to take. Small action, possibly enormous consequence. The original poster, her grandmother, didn't post for nothing. She knows her family & has a feeling something is not right, & if information will assuage this, I think she's right to investigate via whatever means she has at her disposal.
I also think that something about what I said really pushed a button of yours, because your response seems way out of proportion. What on earth are you projecting?
You took what I said out of context
I am not angry about the past life. I was answering about being spoiled now after those years and said it was time I was spoiled, only time in my life and late in the game but still good. She was not around then, had nothing to do with that, don’t hold her responsible in any way. I am not even angry anymore about the person who was responsible. I hold no grudges again anyone. I was merely answering the person who was saying I was spoiled. Now do you get it?
I think those things do matter -- it's context
If it were a teacher calling a 16 or 17-year-old student that, then I would be concerned. However, as I said, my son's kindergarten teacher calls him that all the time. She's pushing 60 and he's 6 -- big difference. She's also had my other 2 children and done the same. I'm 34 and when I visit the class, I call the kids the same thing, mainly because I can't remember all their names.
I'd have to guess that if it upsets you, there's probably another reason that it upsets you -- maybe a roving eye or longer-than-you'd-like pats on the back by the teacher? If you have a bad vibe, you should definitely pursue it! Maternal instinct is usually right.
I think you are taking this out of context...I originally asked about my in-laws basically coming ov
and then the issue of locking doors and security gets brought up...why is it you can't post something on these boards without it being blown out of proportion???
Depending on where you go and how....
If you drive over any of the high mountain passes (around 14,000 feet), chances are there will be snow, but probably not on the roads. My husband's family lives on the "Western Slope" so we drive out there every couple of years or so. It can be over 90 degrees at the bottom of the mountain, and at the top of the pass it will be 32 degrees and foggy, with snow on the ground.
It isn't something to be overly concerned about unless you are planning on camping up that high. Just driving through, you shouldn't have any problems. If you'd like more info, feel free to email me.
Depending on her age
this sounds weird, but it worked. Have her swish and spit Mylanta or Maalox. It coats the sores in the mouth. I think benadryl helps too. Many years ago, don't remember. Also a milkshake numbs the mouth, fills the stomach.
Depending on your age, if over 40 your fertility - sm
is supposed to drop (though I expect if I tried I'd get pregnant on the first try as both times took no "trying" at all). I'd just tell him pointblank that you do not want any more children; I presume you do the majority of the childcare, so if you had another would he help out (a lot?). Obviously you two need to discuss this, he needs to tell you why he is so gunghoe for #4 (do you have all girls, and he wants a boy; or visa versa?). Plus the affordibility factor, room in your house, etc. Is he just looking for another tax exemption? Mine tells me that if I get pregnant again I'd have to get an abortion, I told him at this late stage (41) I would not do that and he'd have to live with having a third child. I don't use BC and he uses the WM of BC, so it's up to him to make sure it does not happen. But you should probably come clean and tell him you are done being a baby factor and that you are quite happy with 3. Make sure he does not sabatoge your BCPs, or get your tubes tied or an IUD. Good luck.
Depending on the 4-year-old
he could take the gifts from people and put them in a designated spot, (like at the reception) especially if you have an little bit older child to help him.
In the wedding I don't know- maybe holding up the wedding dress train?
Depending on the phone company, you can..sm
block all extras being charged on a child's phone. When my daughter was in high school, I turned off text messages and all media. Now my youngest son has text only because I now have a family package deal but he is blocked from downloading anything else.
I usually give $5, or 20% depending on how much I order.
I know they work hard for their money, and believe it or not, there are still a lot of people out there that NEVER tip so I try to make a small difference. I know people in my family who have NEVER tipped and do not feel like they have to. I think it's rude consider wait staff usually never makes minimum wage and something like $3.35 plus tips, so, they are very dependent on tips to make a liveable wage.
The Wedding Singer or depending on my mood (nm)
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Depending on your mood, could also be darned, disgusting,
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Depending on where you live, there are "scholarships" that you can apply for such as the McKay
scholarship, which cover most, if not all, of the cost of a private school, if you would like to go that route. The school itself can provide you with this type of information, where and how to apply, most of the time online. Many times they have church and non-church affiliated private schools that you can choose from.
..returnable if giving as a gift. Depending on how tight and low
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I know how it is...sometimes rather loud...sm.
but I do love when the boyz come by, pick up the guitars and we just rock the house!  Cat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTvlDFoIQKM
OH man, we are loud . . .
I came from a family of 8 children and my voices carries even at a whisper. It doens't help that I think transcription is making me deaf so I can't hear myself talk. I wish I could be quieter, I just have these big lungs and this big voice and it seems like we talk at a high roar all of the time. My husband and I were just talking about that this morning. We went out to eat last night and I found myself hushing my children and looking at the people around us staring at us as we had a very "normal, lively" dinner conversation!!!! YIKES.
And I bet he has you laughing, too
do not care for zebras (saw some really mean ones 1 day attacking their own, kicking and killing it, really surprised me, and hynenas, nasty, scavengers, yuck, and also those crazy big animals that play follow the leader and cross the crocodile ladened waters only to get eaten alive. I love the baby animals but the ones above I can do without.
I'm not laughing
My brother says Tony got hit - the look on his face at the end says it all, according to him. I don't see it that way - I think he just looks up to see Meadow coming through the door.
I for one feel ripped off. I went to the HBO website and sent an email to David Chase to that effect, stating I would not buy any Sopranos DVD or other merchandise, and that never in the future would I watch anything with David Chase's name on it.
After a decade of being a faithful fan to that show, he's too lazy to wrap up the loose ends at the final show. I hope he chokes on some French wine and cheese.
I'm laughing now, too!
Thanks! One time I saw him at the blinds in his living room which overlooks our porch. His light was on, and it was dark. I was on the porch with my brother, and Hermie was peaking out the blinds at me!!! He looked about 8 feet tall! That is right after I moved in! Anyone with an empty house or apartment for me???? Batless, preferably!
I am laughing!
Being younger than 80 and older than 50, these posts crack me up! I would NEVER want a little old man, I have one and that is more than I can handle as they get needier and needier. They want to tell you how to fold the clothes, how to do the dishes. They are bored when they are old and try to take over domestic stuff and get in your face, so a man is out. I hate scarves, etc. I love Pizza! I would like an Ipod gift card! Or, I would like a coupon for a lunch out, an unusual plant, a pedicure, a movie ticket, a makeover, a cool pair of slippers (I like them when I am typing), and I see lots of stuff at the antique store that I love that are fairly inexpensive in the part of the store where the linens are - like old cool tablecloths, dish towels, pillowcases etc. because they remind me of my mother and aunts and now that I am "old" I like them. I also like stationery and cooking stuff like cookbooks, utensils, etc. Just my 2 or so cents.
Laughed out loud sm
When I was in high school I workd at a Dairy Queen and we got soooo sick of people saying they wanted their order to go while at the drive-thru. One night (it was winter so we were quite slow) we were bored and decided to ask every customer if they wanted their order to go. We thought is was hysterical but some of the customers failed to see the humor. Not only a lot of sarcastic responses, but a couple of customers used a few words I can't repeat, which made it even funnier to us.
I am sitting here laughing at both of you
What martyrs you sound like, working at night so you can be there always for those children, not a boyfriend so to put those kids first, sacrificing. I could almost throw up listening to all the people talking about their being a single mother, and? so? It is like a badge of honor. Women have raised children for long years before these days and did not bend over backwards trying to sacrifice, just part of raising children. I was a latchkey kid, my kids also (oh, guess what- I actually had to work away from the home in earlier years!!) and my grandchildren were latchkey kids. We ALL turned out alright, no gangsters, no murderers, upstanding people. The reason kids are out of control now is the way you pamper, pet and sit the kids on marshmellows and do not let them be real kids. Kids get hurt, part of life. You need to say you are sorry for the post about not watching her kid 24/7, ridiculous! And get a real life besides the children. There are other things in life, really there are.
You got that right! I was half laughing and (sm)
crying when he did the "Crying" song with the turtle last week! Piers shot right out of his chair on that one! I voted for him about 12 times or so altogether. My nephew's wife voted for him 10 times three different ways. . phone, computer and different phone.
Laughing at myself...I saw a UFO, but not superstitious! LOL (sm)
just suddenly struck me as funny :-)
I'M STILL LAUGHING!!! THIS IS PRICELESS!!!
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I can't stop laughing....
Do you have any idea how much you will be paying in taxes if tobacco and alcohol are made illegal? Who do you think pays for the sin tax - the users of alcohol and tobacco. If they want to abuse it, fine by me as it does not affect me. Once it is made illegal, it affects me big time with taxes.
Lots and lots of SKATING ! - sm
Mostly inline street skating, up & down hills, too. Some roller skating and roller-disco. I was doing ice-skating, but can't afford it anymore, plus I prefer to skate outdoors. It works all muscles, is low-impact, fairly quick to learn compared to other sports, like skiing, is a cheap sport, and excellent for keeping balance & reflexes sharp. Most of the people I skate with look & act 10-20 years younger than their chronological ages.
I MAKE the time to skate. I eat my lunch at my desk, but take a break in the late afternoon before it gets dark, to exercise. This can also include a walk or jog around the neighborhood, bike ride into town to go to the market (cheaper than driving), a fast inline skate around town, or dance practice on a local tennis court. Then I work into the evening for as long as it takes to finish up.
You made me laugh out loud!!!! nm
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Felt same way, but laughed out loud when
she grabbed her one ankle and put her hand behind her head...she was really funny but not a dance for a competition!
For crying out loud people...
it is a TV show. If most of you put the time and energy you spend here being moral police and put it to some good use in the world, think of the things you could accomplish! Sounds like there are a bunch of insecure women out there. Face it, there are beautiful women on this earth and every man looks at them, no matter how whipped and controlled he is. It is nature, men are visual creatures. Face it, would your man rather look at a pretty woman all dressed up or someone in sweats who does not care about her appearance? Good luck trying to keep your man under lock and key... a perfect way to lose them!
That was a real Laugh out Loud! Thanks so much!
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We are all in the same field - just get along for crying out loud!
Why such a division? The bottom line is that we all just want to communicate with people in the same field of work. This does not give anyone the right to slam the "other board" or certain people. Sounds like some of you just need to get a life.
i actually laughed out loud when i read that...
because it sounds so much like something I could do but i try to use a little bit of self control
buy a very loud outdoor dog that will not shut up???
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Laughing? That judge is a moron.
Glad you found his humor to be comical.
Weigh too much, laughing as I read
because that is exactly what I tell even my physician if they want to weigh (which I do not, by the way!) because figure unless I am getting anesthesia and they want to make sure about amount, do not really need to know that. Just take a guess..
I am laughing as I read your post
you are saying Tina with her ole self is better than the younger Beyonce. Oh, now I am splitting my sides, he, he, he, he, he.....Tina used to break it down but she has got too much age on her now- she should have stayed retired and the way we remembered her.
I cannot stop laughing! You mean you actually expect me to SM
keep the SAME PICTURE??? LOL! At least if I endure this today I have a slight CHANCE of a better one!! 
I live in PA. . . not sure of my options, but I'm headin' for the mirror right now to FIX STUFF!!! 
Mine does that weird loud crying
when she has her toy mouse- but it doesn't even have to be her mouse, it could be a milk jug lid thingy, but she walks around the house with it in her mouth and crying- it is the most mournful sound, I hate it. It makes me wonder if she thinks it is one of her babies?
She is the funniest cat. Her favorite thing to eat is french fries, and she chows the whole thing down. My other cat loves yogurt and you cannot eat yogurt in peace in my home.
I saw SiCKO yesterday - it's a LAUGH-OUT-LOUD
very very eye-opening and it's truly laugh-out-loud funny, not terribly *political* in the sense that 911 movie was.....but REALLY really funny, interesting, and eye opening to say the least - best 2 hours I've had of late......
oh, it was 4:30 in the afternoon and the theater was full - I was surprised actually...and full of people of all ages, denominations, cultures, red state-blue state, et al.....all having an interest in what is going on here regarding healthcare.
TRULY not to be missed by all except children (who would get bored)!!
Leave your politics at home and go see Moore's best yet.....this is a human issue.......this particular movie.....
Okay, I have actucally laughed out loud today. Thanks! nm
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GEEZ, I nearly fell out of my chair laughing!
I really do appreciate this laugh! LOL
I agree with that along with loud obnoxious ring tones.
Oh for crying out loud! Drink some warm milk and
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