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Home-Based-Mom
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 Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 7:41 pm Post subject: |
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OK. Here's a really inane peeve.
Men who appear on TV (local or national) with crooked ties. Come on! If they can't do it themselves, buy the ones that are already tied, or get "wardrobe" to do it for them!
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cardine45
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| cruelshoes wrote: | | When I am in the bathroom at work, and all the other stalls in the room are open, and someone else comes in, they should not choose to use the stall right next to mine. They should leave at least a one stall buffer zone between us. It’s the potty stall DMZ. ESPECIALLY if said other person is planning to "drop some kids off at the pool." Sheesh. |
I had a friend in college who had the same gripe. There were 2 sets of 4 stalls each. When she had to "drop some kids off at the pool," she would go to the back set of stalls and go to the furthest one back. Without fail, someone would always come in and go to the stall right next to her.
I think it rubbed off on me because I get annoyed by it too, and 10 years later, I still don't like it.
It's understandable if there are no other stalls open, but not when I'm the only one in there and they choose the stall directly next to mine. |
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aklap
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| cruelshoes wrote: | | ...They should leave at least a one stall buffer zone between us. It’s the potty stall DMZ. |
Hmmm, guys automatically do this - at least when it comes to urinals. You only take the urinal next to someone as a last resort [which really means - you go now or you pee your pants].
As long as we're talking about urinals - at least you girls have enclosed stalls - we have to go "right out in the open". Heck, they might as well have just planted trees in the bathroom.  
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aklap
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| Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 9:51 pm Post subject: |
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| cruelshoes wrote: | | ...planning to "drop some kids off at the pool." |
Who knew even such a site even existed
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Home-Based-Mom
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OMG
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That site is a goldmine of scatological terms! Cool!
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Deb
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Such potty talk!!!!!  Hehe.
The other night, I was driving on the service road, which is 45-50 mph, and this stupid woman watched me, I saw her face turned my way, when I got almost to the street she was on, she pulled out in front of me. WHAT THE $#*@ ARE THESE PEOPLE THINKING? Of course, she was on the phone, still, no excuse.
Probably my biggest pet peeve is "gluten free" labeled food that really is not gluten free. That tops them all. 
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