you are nothing more than a finger-pointing
Posted By: name caller..................judgmental....n/m on 2007-02-27
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thanks for pointing out other variables
on ID theft. I almost had one buying a new vehicle from an old established company in Houston. My financing was from the credit unit and when they started filling out all kinds of forms with questions about my finances, I got my back up and would not answer them. I was told this was their "policy". My boys were so embarrassed when I walked on the deal. The salesman apologized and I told him the only thing he needed to be sorry for was working for the wrong people. A year or two down the road, this dealership was one of about 5 in Houston busted for using this type info to establish sales for God knows who, some of the names and credit histories came back to people who had been dead for years! You just can't trust anybody anymore.
Uhhh, I am pointing out things to look for and that - sm
she may have to deal with, sorry you find what I have encountered to be SO unpleasant. I am trying to help by pointing out what I have dealt with at our private school. (Our public school blows it out of the water). I am actually a generally happy and positive person, but maybe some of it has rubbed away due to the absolute purgatory I have been through over the past 2 years. Love to see how cheery you would be.
What?? Poster just pointing out discrepencies in
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It is interesting that in pointing out that someone is rude,
you must be rude yourself. Politeness dictates that you say nothing. I, personally do not profess to be polite, so it is okay with me to point out such a thing. However, I am with you--giving birth to litters of children is a little repugnant, isn't it? Not to mention that it is unlikely that they will all be healthy---and, yes, I know that in this case they are for the most part.
I had a good childhood...just pointing out
that those who are hardest on the younger generation are often those that produced it.
great post, thanks for pointing out hypocrisy
my index finger boo-boo
My son (26) has 2 sweet pet rats. I decided to get him a couple more for his birthday (it's the closest I'll come to grandchildren lol).
I stuck my hand in the cage (forgetting they were not my GOOD grandchildren) and one bit my index finger. It bled for hours and throbbed and ached for days. Working was horrible. Band-Aid made it worse because I couldn't feel the keys.
It is still kind of sore and this is going on a couple weeks now.
Don't worry about medically. I'm up-to-date on tetanus, etc., and I haven't died yet...
Didn't mean to laugh, but visualizing your DH cracked me up.
Feel better!!
You can see if they will like Vaseline off your finger.
Yup, regular old petroleum jelly. Some animals will lap it up like a treat. Or you can scrape it off your finger onto the roof of the mouth and they can just deal with it, LOL. (The guy who invented it ate a tbsp a day and lived to be about 90).
There are also cat foods that are specially designed for hairball elimination.
This mom is lifting more than one finger
I don't think there is a shortage of love from this mom towards her kids and if a mom really wants her kids to do well in the long term, there comes a time when the hand that folds closed can open back up later to welcome back responsible adult children. Today's young adults are so into themselves and unprepared for the world and let's face it, the world is a pretty scary place to be in today's economy.
Everyone needs to know where the limits are, whether it is behind the wheel of a car and obeying a speed limit or not sure what to do next in life. This mom should not have to make a choice about her own sanity and that of her kids. OR if they put her in that position, they need to realize the parts they played to make it be that way. Putting the 19 on notice that $50/wk is expected plus one chore gives him an opportunity to make a choice. Making sure the gk's are taken care of while the daughter reorganizes herself without making mom shoulder the responsibility of the family is generous. It seems this mom's finger has been bent too far and does not fit the experience you had.
Caught my index finger in the
front door storm door this afternoon. One shriek wasn't enough, so DH had to hear a second one. I iced it and elevated it and still it throbbed. Feels fine after a hydrocodone though, and I can type! I'm glad I'm off today though so I can rest it. Whew, that was close.
Oh, and when I shrieked, DH was sitting at the computer desk. He tried to get up so fast he banged his ankle, so now he's limping.
We're such clutzes.
most favorite finger food sm
I am requested to bring this everywhere.
Buy two kielbasas (I use Hillshire original polska, you can use lean but I use the other). Boil in water for about 7 min., do not overboil or will cause to break.
Drain to get ride of grease and cool just a little, then cut into 1/2 to 1 inch rounds (easy) and then simmer in currant jelly (one jar) or if you can't find currant, use grape. Put aside in refrigerator. Before the party, reheat in microwave and get rid of excess jelly, put in wooden toothpicks to serve on platter. People tell me they "can't leave them alone." Big hit.
Are you flipping us off or wagging your finger?
I can't tell. LOL
I hope it was a finger wagging! LOL nm
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Don’t care about on his finger, wish he would get another earring
for 1 ear like he had prior to our marriage, thought it was sexy. I have no problems with him not wearing a wedding band, just does not mean that much to me either way, very trusting fellow.
Mine is the prominent bone directly down from the little finger. nm
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I use finger nail polish remover. It stinks though.
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At the base of the finger or at the base of the palm near the wrist? nm
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