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Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/19/04 at 6:42 pm
It's not a fault, Howard, it's a whole new journey. And if it's a worthwhile journey, as this is, no matter who you're with, you'll see so much good in them.
Thank You Bobo and God Bless. ;) :)
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 10/19/04 at 7:11 pm
I agree. I know that my parents wanted me to be in a "normal environment" (there's that word again!) and they wanted me to be with...er...not just handicapped people. Yes indeed, it can spell trouble because some kids can't, don't and sometimes refuse to understand that just because someone looks different, it doesn't mean that he or she is different. And it did for me as I got older! Popularity became more of an issue, and of course you had to look good to be popular! Some kids thought I looked like a freak for whatever reason, so I got teased. And unfortunately, it still stands today that some people, when they think of handicapped people, the image of a non-communicative deaf-mute in an electric wheelchair hooked up to a respriator or God knows what with a colostomy bag hanging off it comes to mind. It's sad.
I was reading your last sentence, Vile and (perhaps the only time I will tread on eggshells around you) is what you have said the full extent of your dissability or are you talking about the different examples of how kids may see a disabled person (and forgive me if you have mentioned this before)?
My education, dear Bobby, comes from life! Oh yes, I went to school, but I wasn't very good at it, especially later on. I was good with some things, especially French, but I hated to study...and especially hated to dissect books and poems in English class! (I also didn't like science, speaking of dissecting things.) :P
Oh yes - The School of hard knocks! Unfortunately the lessons you learn there are far more tougher! I had a love/hate relationship with English Literature. I loved the hidden meanings/sentiments and techniques used in books (did quite well - B (second to top) in exams) but I often wondered whether the meanings were really the intention of the author or whether the teacher was just making it up as (s)he goes along. Besides, reading anything from Thomas Hardy didn't help - overated in my opinion.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/19/04 at 7:15 pm
your friend doesn't show up when they say they should. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 10/19/04 at 11:21 pm
I mean,I've known Randy for about 10-11 years here and there.After his Mother passed away in May of 1996,He couldn't find a way of taking care of his 2 Down Syndromed Brother & Sister which is now taking it's toll on him.He feels worthless of himself,lives off government money(SSI)I've seen him.He's a big loafer,very lazy,has girls come to his house and has sex with them ::), a bad influence & all he does is talk to his"b-i-t-c-h-e-s"on Yahoo Instant Messenger.Now,is that a good life to live? >:(
Howard
He must have SOMETHING going for him if he is servicing all of those ladies. :-\\
LB
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 10/20/04 at 4:20 am
I had a love/hate relationship with English Literature.
I love reading but hated English Literature at school because of all the endless analysis of the characters we had to do. And all the dumb coursework. We read "Of Mice and Men" and had to write a parody of an apparently well-known song (which only two people in the class knew) to tell the story of the main characters. When we read "Under Milk Wood" we had to draw a map of the village working out where people lived based on the description in the book on also write the front page of a fictional newspaper the 'Llareggub Times'. What completely pointless exercises in my opinion.
I never submitted sufficient coursework to even get into the C.S.E. group so I haven't any English Lit qualifications.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 10/20/04 at 4:38 am
I love reading but hated English Literature at school because of all the endless analysis of the characters we had to do. And all the dumb coursework. We read "Of Mice and Men" and had to write a parody of an apparently well-known song (which only two people in the class knew) to tell the story of the main characters. When we read "Under Milk Wood" we had to draw a map of the village working out where people lived based on the description in the book on also write the front page of a fictional newspaper the 'Llareggub Times'. What completely pointless exercises in my opinion.
I never submitted sufficient coursework to even get into the C.S.E. group so I haven't any English Lit qualifications.
Lol. Oh dear. I understand the dumb excercises you have to do in English lit. I read 'Lord of the Flies' (completely mediocre read from William Golding IMO) and we had to design the island based on the book - oh the fun we had! ;D
'Under Milk Wood' by Dylan Thomas? Never read it personally but I heard it is very surreal.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 10/20/04 at 5:04 am
I read a bit of 'Lord of the Flies' and saw the film as part of Sociology, as a study of democracy versus dictatorship. We also read 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell as part of the same stuff.
I guess this sort of sounds like I'm contradicting myself here. I don't mind reading a book and discussing the main themes and things. I just couldn't stand comparing and contrasting characters form two completely unrelated works, which is often what you had to do in Eng Lit.
Lol. Oh dear. I understand the dumb excercises you have to do in English lit. I read 'Lord of the Flies' (completely mediocre read from William Golding IMO) and we had to design the island based on the book - oh the fun we had! ;D
My point exactly. What did it teach you about the book? Bog all in my opinion.
'Under Milk Wood' by Dylan Thomas? Never read it personally but I heard it is very surreal.
Hmmm! I can't really remember an awful lot of it given that it was 20 years or so ago. I do remember one or two 'dreamlike' scenes that were very strange.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 10/20/04 at 6:30 am
I hate hate hate hate hate it when the school's Internet filter won't allow you to use a web based messenger service >:(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 10/20/04 at 1:13 pm
DYHIW you get a new MP3 player and spend waaaaay too much time trying to figure out how to transfer music files to it ::)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 10/20/04 at 5:52 pm
DYHIW you get a new MP3 player and spend waaaaay too much time trying to figure out how to transfer music files to it ::)
Well KtelQueen, I have a Nomad Zen Extra (40gb) and, from experience, I rip music from the CD to the hard drive (it automatically turns to MP3 format) and then transfer from the hard drive to your player.
Have you solved your problems with it or can I be of any assistance? :)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 10/20/04 at 5:56 pm
I read a bit of 'Lord of the Flies' and saw the film as part of Sociology, as a study of democracy versus dictatorship. We also read 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell as part of the same stuff.
Animal Farm along with 1984 are great reads. Recommend them both.
guess this sort of sounds like I'm contradicting myself here. I don't mind reading a book and discussing the main themes and things. I just couldn't stand comparing and contrasting characters form two completely unrelated works, which is often what you had to do in Eng Lit.
I totally agree and you are not contradicting yourself. Answering a question asking for the similarities of Ralph and Winston Smith is not going to get me a better job. ;D
My point exactly. What did it teach you about the book? Bog all in my opinion.
Bog all in my opinion as well lol.
Hmmm! I can't really remember an awful lot of it given that it was 20 years or so ago. I do remember one or two 'dreamlike' scenes that were very strange.
Yes, it does sound very strange. ???
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 10/20/04 at 6:00 pm
Well KtelQueen, I have a Nomad Zen Extra (40gb) and, from experience, I rip music from the CD to the hard drive (it automatically turns to MP3 format) and then transfer from the hard drive to your player.
Have you solved your problems with it or can I be of any assistance? :)
hey Bobby,thanks for the tip..the frustrating part was that i used to have a 128 mp3 player and had no problem transferring..i just bought the 256 since i need more space and it should have been straightfoward but it totally wasn't..apparently i hadn't downloaded a minor part of the software..ultimately(after an hour,grr lol)i had success and went for my run.. :)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 10/20/04 at 6:06 pm
hey Bobby,thanks for the tip..the frustrating part was that i used to have a 128 mp3 player and had no problem transferring..i just bought the 256 since i need more space and it should have been straightfoward but it totally wasn't..apparently i hadn't downloaded a minor part of the software..ultimately(after an hour,grr lol)i had success and went for my run.. :)
Ooh that can be irritating. I'm glad you got it fixed. :)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 10/20/04 at 6:08 pm
thx for your concern..i know who to call on next time i'm technically challenged :D ;)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 10/20/04 at 6:15 pm
thx for your concern..i know who to call on next time i'm technically challenged :D ;)
I'll try my best. ;D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: danootaandme on 10/20/04 at 6:16 pm
I love reading but hated English Literature at school because of all the endless analysis of the characters we had to do. And all the dumb coursework. We read "Of Mice and Men" and had to write a parody of an apparently well-known song (which only two people in the class knew) to tell the story of the main characters. When we read "Under Milk Wood" we had to draw a map of the village working out where people lived based on the description in the book on also write the front page of a fictional newspaper the 'Llareggub Times'. What completely pointless exercises in my opinion.
I never submitted sufficient coursework to even get into the C.S.E. group so I haven't any English Lit qualifications.
This all seems strange to me...A parody of "Of Mice and Men" a map for "Under Milk Wood". Some
times it is best to have the teachers leave the room.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 10/20/04 at 6:21 pm
This all seems strange to me...A parody of "Of Mice and Men" a map for "Under Milk Wood". Some
times it is best to have the teachers leave the room.ÂÂ
It's an attempt at getting people involved with the literature.
Welcome to the British Education System . . . ::)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/20/04 at 8:10 pm
He must have SOMETHING going for him if he is servicing all of those ladies. :-\\
LB
Well LB he's a fat bald overweight loafer who has NO JOB,takes care of his Down Syndrome Brother & Sister and lives off government money after his mother had passed away in 1996.He's also a bad influence. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/20/04 at 8:11 pm
you've eaten and you're full & you don't want to eat anything else. :P
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/20/04 at 8:13 pm
Not necessarily...you haven't SEEN the ladies ;D ;D ;D
DYHIW you are so nervous, you get sick :P :(
He screwed younger girls and once told me he had sex with a 52 year old woman compared to his 32. ::)
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 10/21/04 at 4:33 am
It's an attempt at getting people involved with the literature.
Welcome to the British Education System . . . ::)
Not sure if they still have to do the same sort of crap. I must ask my nephew. I'm sure he'd be forthright in his comments as well! Or Bobby perhaps your better half's son knows. Isn't he at secondary school?
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 10/21/04 at 4:47 am
Not sure if they still have to do the same sort of crap. I must ask my nephew. I'm sure he'd be forthright in his comments as well! Or Bobby perhaps your better half's son knows. Isn't he at secondary school?
He is Karen (approaching year 9 - third year). The only thing I know that has changed is that he is doing SATS tests (tests we never had to do). I may ask him in a year or so (it's scary Karen, I remember when I was in year 9 :o).
Have you heard in the news that they may be abolishing GCSE and A' levels - I'm just wondering what they will replace them with. ???
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 10/21/04 at 5:27 am
DYHIW you spend ages composing a reply to find you've been timed out!
not sure I can remember all the excellent points I made in reply to Bobby!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: danootaandme on 10/21/04 at 5:52 am
DYHIW you spend ages composing a reply to find you've been timed out!
not sure I can remember all the excellent points I made in reply to Bobby!
When I am composing I click off to the side then click back in and that keeps me
from getting timed out, sometimes doing a spellcheck does the same thing.;)
I live outside in the Boston(Massachusetts) area so we are just simmering in American
Literary History. I am lucky enough that in school we went on field trips to places noteworthy
in that regards(House of Seven Gables, The Old Manse). I found that when introduced to
tangible places associated with author or subject had a profound effect in the interest, even
to the kids who didn't particularly like reading. I have morphed that into visiting the graves of
authors buried in this area. Kinda weird, but cemeteries are really just big quiet gardens,
I have tried to read Thomas Hardy, I keep hearing that he is THE English writer to read. What
do you guys think, and who would you suggest as your favorite British authors?
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 10/21/04 at 6:15 am
Danoota (or I suppose it should really be Me?)
I don't recall ever reading any Thomas Hardy. I find a lot of the 'must read' classics very heavy going simply because of the language used in them. It's so different from the way we speak today. I've tried reading some Jane Austen and Charles Dickens recently but struggled to finish them.
I don't really know your tastes but would recommend George Orwell (1984 and Animal Farm are good, Down and Out in London and Paris is o.k. A friend of mine reckons that's his best work)
More modern writers I would recommend include Douglas Adams (both his Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series and Dirk Gently books) and Terry Pratchett's Discworld stuff. Personally I think their styles are quite similar. Certainly most people that like one, like the other.
Other than this stuff I like P.G. Wodehouse's 'Jeeves' stuff, Agatha Christie and Ellis Peters' 'Brother Cadfael'.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: danootaandme on 10/21/04 at 6:25 am
Danoota (or I suppose it should really be Me?)
I don't recall ever reading any Thomas Hardy. I find a lot of the 'must read' classics very heavy going simply because of the language used in them. It's so different from the way we speak today. I've tried reading some Jane Austen and Charles Dickens recently but struggled to finish them.
I don't really know your tastes but would recommend George Orwell (1984 and Animal Farm are good, Down and Out in London and Paris is o.k. A friend of mine reckons that's his best work)
More modern writers I would recommend include Douglas Adams (both his Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series and Dirk Gently books) and Terry Pratchett's Discworld stuff. Personally I think their styles are quite similar. Certainly most people that like one, like the other.
Other than this stuff I like P.G. Wodehouse's 'Jeeves' stuff, Agatha Christie and Ellis Peters' 'Brother Cadfael'.
You are the first on who got it that I am the "me", though I don't mind being called Danoota. I
am happy to hear that It is not just me with the problems with Hardy. I love "A Christmas Carol"
by Dickens, but can't plod my way through the others. I have read your other recommendations
and can see we like much of the same thing, I haven't read Terry Pratchett, but have heard of
him and will put him on my list for the next trip to the library(probably later today). I do like Pat
Barker, and (going over to Ireland) Roddy Doyle. English mysteries seem to be superior to
a lot of the stuff over here, over here they tend to rely too much on long graphic gory murder
and/or sex scenes, freudian field day on that.
???
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 10/21/04 at 6:59 am
I recently read and enjoyed The da Vinci Code and Deception Point. My husband has read them both and in record time for him so they must be good!
I love "A Christmas Carol" by Dickens, but can't plod my way through the others.
That was the first Dickens book I read. I appeared in a version of it at school when I was 9 or 10 and that lead me to read the book.
Some slightly older stuff which is quite readable is Rudyard Kipling, though you have to remember the time that these stories are written in that they can sound racist. I realise this might be a problem to you. I'm not defending rascism (or any other form of discrimination) I'm just saying that sometimes things need to be considered in the light of history (if that makes sense).
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: danootaandme on 10/21/04 at 7:19 am
Some slightly older stuff which is quite readable is Rudyard Kipling, though you have to remember the time that these stories are written in that they can sound racist. I realise this might be a problem to you. I'm not defending rascism (or any other form of discrimination) I'm just saying that sometimes things need to be considered in the light of history (if that makes sense).
I do tend to cringe and get on with it. It is not always easy to separate the fool from the genius,
but I try to keep an open mind. I have never read Kipling although I do know a bit about him,
he actually lived in Vermont for a time, that is where Cat and Carlos are, not to far from Boston.
(couple of hours). He wrote The Jungle Book and Just So Stories there before returning to England
after the death of his young daughter.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 10/21/04 at 8:14 am
Well LB he's a fat bald overweight loafer who has NO JOB,takes care of his Down Syndrome Brother & Sister and lives off government money after his mother had passed away in 1996.He's also a bad influence. >:(
Howard
Well, doesn't taking care of his brother and sister qualify as a *Positive* attribute ?
LB
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: danootaandme on 10/21/04 at 2:50 pm
Well, doesn't taking care of his brother and sister qualify as a *Positive* attribute ?
LB
Guess that depends on how well he takes care of them. If he does a good job there
we can cut him slack in the other departments.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 10/21/04 at 7:12 pm
I have tried to read Thomas Hardy, I keep hearing that he is THE English writer to read. What
do you guys think, and who would you suggest as your favorite British authors?
I hate to read Thomas Hardy's stuff, Danoota because I think he is a long-winded bore of an author (the kind that goes through six pages to describe a tree). He loves his female heroines if I remember correctly.
I, like Karen (sorry to hear you timed out under inspiration ;)), recommend George Orwell who uses a very simple way of writing and can recommend Charles Dicken's 'Great Expectations'. You certainly wouldn't want to read Chaucer's stuff (worse to understand than Shakespeare - and he's bad enough!).
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/21/04 at 8:44 pm
Well, doesn't taking care of his brother and sister qualify as a *Positive* attribute ?
LB
He does but he tells me it's a pain in the ass for him to take care of 2 mentally handicapped siblings.I wish he'd do something for himself & put them away in a "home" or something like that. ::)
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/21/04 at 8:47 pm
Guess that depends on how well he takes care of them. If he does a good job there
we can cut him slack in the other departments.
Danoot,he tries to take care of them.both his siblings attend a special school for special children and he's tired of the teachers telling him what's appropriate and what's not appropriate for his Brother and Sister to wear.They even tried to call Child Welfare on him. :o
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/21/04 at 8:48 pm
friends are just plain nosy. >:( ::)
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 10/22/04 at 5:29 pm
He does but he tells me it's a pain in the a** for him to take care of 2 mentally handicapped siblings.I wish he'd do something for himself & put them away in a "home" or something like that. ::)
Howard
Well it certainly would be "easier" for him to do that, but it sounds like he is loyal to his brother and sister. That's cool.
Maybe he needs somebody to take his place at home every now and then so he can relax a bit??? It has to be tough having to care for two Down Syndrome kids 365 days a year. :-\\
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/22/04 at 7:32 pm
Well it certainly would be "easier" for him to do that, but it sounds like he is loyal to his brother and sister. That's cool.
Maybe he needs somebody to take his place at home every now and then so he can relax a bit??? It has to be tough having to care for two Down Syndrome kids 365 days a year. :-\\
It's stressing him out.I only wish that he could get a job and stop living off government money. ::)
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/22/04 at 7:33 pm
your parents get on your nerves. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 10/23/04 at 9:21 am
DYHW you have nothing to post in the DYHW thread? :D
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 10/23/04 at 10:59 am
DYHIW you feel like having a fun,relaxing day but you have to go to work :(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: joedeertae on 10/23/04 at 11:44 am
DYHIW you feel like having a fun,relaxing day but you have to go to work :(
Arrrrrggghhhhh...... >:( YES! I don't wanna be here no more today :\'(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/23/04 at 5:57 pm
DYHW you have nothing to post in the DYHW thread? :D
Cat
yes.I agree Cat. ;D
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/23/04 at 6:00 pm
DYHIW I'm talking to a certain friend on my cellular phone and I put him on speaker and he starts acting like a moron by making stupid retarded noises and I tell him "calm down Matthew,I'm on line,people will think you and I are crazy". >:( ::)
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 10/23/04 at 6:38 pm
DYHIW I'm talking to a certain friend on my cellular phone and I put him on speaker and he starts acting like a moron by making stupid retarded noises and I tell him "calm down Matthew,I'm on line,people will think you and I are crazy". >:( ::)
Howard
Howard, you have an interesting set of friends and acquaintances (and that does not even count the people here on the boards).
You could write a book some day! ;)
:)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/24/04 at 9:38 am
Howard, you have an interesting set of friends and acquaintances (and that does not even count the people here on the boards).
You could write a book some day!  ;)
:)
Thank You. ;D
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/24/04 at 9:39 am
you plan to meet someone but they cancel out cause they wound up with a small cold. :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Absolutely Vile on 10/24/04 at 9:47 am
Don't you hate it when...
...you're trying to record vocals for something, but you keep messing up or it doesn't sound right, and you have to do it over and over and over and over and over and over and over...
Absolutely Vile
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/24/04 at 9:48 am
friends try to interrupt you when you're talking to someone over the phone with someone special. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 10/27/04 at 8:50 am
DYHIW it's an election year ??? :) ;D ;D ;D
DYHIW it's an election year ??? :) ;D ;D ;D
You got that right Cheerleader.
Over here next door in Indiana, we have a fairly sick governor's election going on. The incumbent (Joe Kernan) has come out with ads saying that the challenger (Mitch Daniels) is unfit to be Guv because he used to be the CEO of one of those evil drug companies, Eli Lilly.
Daniels came back with ads that said "I have never heard of an Indiana Governor degrading Eli Lilly Company, or people who work there. Lilly is the state's largest employer and funds the state's largest charitable foundation".
I have to give Daniels some credit. Throughout his campaign (even now) he has vowed against mud slinging, and early on in his campaign he even said "My opponent is a good man. But we need new ideas".
What Kernan was trying to do is to appeal to "class warfare" and say "Don't vote for Daniels because he used to be a big boss."
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 10/27/04 at 10:05 am
friends try to interrupt you when you're talking to someone over the phone with someone special. >:(
Howard
I HIW I'm trying to talk to a friend but keep getting interrupted by someone.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 10/27/04 at 5:57 pm
I hate it when the bus driver yells at you for smoking a ciggarette.. even when you have never smoked in your life :o
I just agreed and apologised.. the guy was immense i was afraid he might jump on me
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Dagwood on 10/27/04 at 7:23 pm
DYHIW it's an election year ??? :) ;D ;D ;D
Yes, especially when it is the last week before the election.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/27/04 at 8:35 pm
DYHIW the boards are down and you get messageboard withdrawls? ;D
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobo on 10/29/04 at 12:07 am
Been there, done that. Not often with vocals, but with real-life (and computerized, come to think of it) instruments. I'm always looking to see what's gone wrong, and inevitably I find it, but come the tenth take when things are just sounding that little bit more correct than they were before, despite my not having made any audible changes, that's when I start to worry..!
I do sympathize, honestly!
...you're trying to record vocals for something, but you keep messing up or it doesn't sound right, and you have to do it over and over and over and over and over and over and over...
Don't you hate it when things take control of you rather than you taking control of things?
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 10/29/04 at 9:41 am
Heck, over here in IL, we have Barack Obama & Alan Keyes running for Senate (I think???) The ONLY way Keyes has a snowball's chance in hell of winning is if Obama comes out and admits he's a pedophile...and even then the chance is slim ;D ;D ;D
Heck, Keyes is such a nitwit that Obama could admit he is a pedophile, then be murdered by the child's father, and Obama would STILL WIN.
Repubs would have been better off not running a candidate than putting Keyes up. And I'm a repub.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Absolutely Vile on 10/29/04 at 9:55 am
Been there, done that. Not often with vocals, but with real-life (and computerized, come to think of it) instruments. I'm always looking to see what's gone wrong, and inevitably I find it, but come the tenth take when things are just sounding that little bit more correct than they were before, despite my not having made any audible changes, that's when I start to worry..!
I do sympathize, honestly!
Ah, you understand!! But now I'm working on the music to go with said vocals, and I'm having the same problem: Nothing's going right, and I have a deadline to meet (hopefully)! If not, there's always next time. :)
Absolutely Vile
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 10/29/04 at 11:25 am
DYHW you go to bed with wet hair and you wake up your hair is ready for Halloween? :o
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Jessica on 10/29/04 at 1:33 pm
DYHIW a cold has a death grip on you and won't let go? Or when it makes you feel like horking all over?
I'm gonna kill my sister's friend for giving me this cr*p. :P
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobo on 10/29/04 at 1:35 pm
How pressing a deadline would that be, AV?
Ah, you understand!! But now I'm working on the music to go with said vocals, and I'm having the same problem: Nothing's going right, and I have a deadline to meet (hopefully)! If not, there's always next time. :)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 10/29/04 at 1:59 pm
DYHW you go out looking for pumpkins and the only ones you find are green, yucky looking ones or small ones-AND THIS IS FARM COUNTRY!!! Was it a bad year for pumpkins?
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Absolutely Vile on 10/29/04 at 3:26 pm
How pressing a deadline would that be, AV?
Erm...11.59 GMT Sunday. (6 a.m. here.) ;D Better get to work!
Absolutely Vile
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobo on 10/29/04 at 3:30 pm
Don't you hate it when you miss a really important episode of a programme you really despise but that you really should have seen if only because it was important? Maybe that's just something I think about..
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 10/29/04 at 8:07 pm
Don't you hate it when you miss a really important episode of a programme you really despise but that you really should have seen if only because it was important? Maybe that's just something I think about..
Lol. I know what you mean, Bobo. ;D
Don't you hate it when you have to eat mushy peas?
How sick are they? Green, illuminous and absolutely disgusting!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/29/04 at 10:00 pm
DYHIW you try to give some advice to a friend and he doesn't want to listen to you cause it goes in one ear and out the other. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 10/29/04 at 10:54 pm
DYHIW you try to give some advice to a friend and he doesn't want to listen to you cause it goes in one ear and out the other. >:(
Howard
Been there, done that. :P
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Dagwood on 10/30/04 at 5:58 pm
DYHIW politicians only complain about the others running against them instead of saying what they would do.
We have a County Mayoral race here that would make the President and Senator Kerry look like drinking buds. Our Mayor was charged with a felony..she took money from the health department to pay for an employee at The Boys and Girls Club to help her daughter. Not that helping BGC is a bad thing, but the way she did it was wrong and illegal. Well, she just dropped out of the race (with 3 weeks to go). The R's backed a write in candidate and tried to get him on the ballot in her place. The D's freaked out and sued when it happened. The judge agreed but the Utah Supreme Court overruled that and he is officially on the ballot (with 3 days to go).
The two main candidates are trying hard to distance themselves from all this. The R (write in) would have rather stayed a write in because it makes him look petty, even though it wasn't him trying to get on the ballot. The D didn't want his party to sue. He didn't want it to reflect on him (Our local Dem party chair is a very petty person. I know it has to be hard to be a Dem in Utah, but he needs to rethink his attitude. It is basically all R's are evil and should be banished)
Now the Dems are sending out mailings with all the current county officials pics with red x's and all the reasons we shouldn't vote for them. It is all negative and I am getting sick of it. (I will still vote for the D for mayor, he has been in the race for a year and I know where he stands. The other guy just popped up a couple of months ago and I have yet to hear what he stans for)
Whew...glad that is off my chest.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/30/04 at 6:37 pm
friends who you hang out with might be a pain in the A-S-S sometimes >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 10/31/04 at 4:04 pm
DYHIW politicians only complain about the others running against them instead of saying what they would do.
We have a County Mayoral race here that would make the President and Senator Kerry look like drinking buds. Our Mayor was charged with a felony..she took money from the health department to pay for an employee at The Boys and Girls Club to help her daughter. Not that helping BGC is a bad thing, but the way she did it was wrong and illegal. Well, she just dropped out of the race (with 3 weeks to go). The R's backed a write in candidate and tried to get him on the ballot in her place. The D's freaked out and sued when it happened. The judge agreed but the Utah Supreme Court overruled that and he is officially on the ballot (with 3 days to go).
The two main candidates are trying hard to distance themselves from all this. The R (write in) would have rather stayed a write in because it makes him look petty, even though it wasn't him trying to get on the ballot. The D didn't want his party to sue. He didn't want it to reflect on him (Our local Dem party chair is a very petty person. I know it has to be hard to be a Dem in Utah, but he needs to rethink his attitude. It is basically all R's are evil and should be banished)
Now the Dems are sending out mailings with all the current county officials pics with red x's and all the reasons we shouldn't vote for them. It is all negative and I am getting sick of it. (I will still vote for the D for mayor, he has been in the race for a year and I know where he stands. The other guy just popped up a couple of months ago and I have yet to hear what he stans for)
Whew...glad that is off my chest.
Dagwood, I think that it is SHAMEFUL when any political party files a lawsuit to keep an other party from getting somebody on the ballot.
This year, it appears that the Democratic Party has had a problem with who its competing parties want to put on the ballot. In my opinion, this is a very UN-American activity. Let the parties place as their candidates whoever they want to, subject to the rules of the party that is doing the nominating. Then *astoundingly* let the voters determine who the "right" candidate is, by their votes!
The Democratic Party efforts to keep Nader off state ballots was a disgrace and, in most cases, unsuccessful anyway. Mind you, efforts by republicans to get Nader nominated, etc... were not very nice either, but at least they relied on voters making the ultimate choice anyway.
The above is not an anti-Democrat rant. I've seen similar stuff by the Repubs in the past, but this year the Dems have decided that they and they alone should decide who is "worthy" to run for office.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Dagwood on 10/31/04 at 5:10 pm
Dagwood, I think that it is SHAMEFUL when any political party files a lawsuit to keep an other party from getting somebody on the ballot.
This year, it appears that the Democratic Party has had a problem with who its competing parties want to put on the ballot. In my opinion, this is a very UN-American activity. Let the parties place as their candidates whoever they want to, subject to the rules of the party that is doing the nominating. Then *astoundingly* let the voters determine who the "right" candidate is, by their votes!
The Democratic Party efforts to keep Nader off state ballots was a disgrace and, in most cases, unsuccessful anyway. Mind you, efforts by republicans to get Nader nominated, etc... were not very nice either, but at least they relied on voters making the ultimate choice anyway.
The above is not an anti-Democrat rant. I've seen similar stuff by the Repubs in the past, but this year the Dems have decided that they and they alone should decide who is "worthy" to run for office.
I totally agree with you. It is shameful. We had the same problem in a different race in the 80's. The parties were reversed. The Dem candidate got a DUI a week before the election so they tried to put someone new on the ballot and the Repubs just let it happen. I think the main problem here is the head of the Utah Dem party. He takes offense at anyone believing differently than he does. He almost takes it personal. It kills me because the Dem candidate had a better chance of winning. I hope this doesn't ruin that chance.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 10/31/04 at 7:38 pm
I totally agree with you. It is shameful. We had the same problem in a different race in the 80's. The parties were reversed. The Dem candidate got a DUI a week before the election so they tried to put someone new on the ballot and the Repubs just let it happen. I think the main problem here is the head of the Utah Dem party. He takes offense at anyone believing differently than he does. He almost takes it personal. It kills me because the Dem candidate had a better chance of winning. I hope this doesn't ruin that chance.
Well, if the Repubs just stood still in the example you cited, that's OK by me. It was a Democratic Party problem. The Repubs should stay out of it.
Now, if I were a Democrat in that district, I probably would NOT have liked my party's candidate, who won a primary nominating election, to be replaced unless he RESIGNED THE NOMINATION or was COVICTED of a felony. If he resigned or was convicted of a felony (making him ineligible for office, I think), OK. But if he didn't, me and my fellow Democratic party members already voted for him as our nominee.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Dagwood on 10/31/04 at 7:47 pm
Well, if the Repubs just stood still in the example you cited, that's OK by me. It was a Democratic Party problem. The Repubs should stay out of it.
Now, if I were a Democrat in that district, I probably would NOT have liked my party's candidate, who won a primary nominating election, to be replaced unless he RESIGNED THE NOMINATION or was COVICTED of a felony. If he resigned or was convicted of a felony (making him ineligible for office, I think), OK. But if he didn't, me and my fellow Democratic party members already voted for him as our nominee.
This case happened over 20 years ago, but I believe he resigned the nomination.
The one this year that the Dems sued over, the mayoral candidate dropped out of the race when she figured out she couldn't win because no one trusted her to handle the county money anymore so they probably wouldn't vote for her. This happened two weeks after the Repubs quit backing her and moved to the write-in that is now on the ballot. Confusing stuff and I will be glad when Wednesday comes. They are saying this may delay our election results because alot of the early voters have voted on three different ballots: the one with the original candidate, the one without her and the one with the write in on the ballot.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 10/31/04 at 11:06 pm
you're trying to talk to someone and somebody else is in the background interrupting his/her call. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/01/04 at 1:54 pm
heeheehee, not here in IL with the Senate race...Obama was happy when the Republicans picked Keyes ;D ;D ;D
I'm sure EVERY Dem was happy when that happened.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/01/04 at 9:01 pm
DYHIW your back is killing you and you have no choice but to move >:(
To add to that-DYHW your back is killing you and your massage theropist moved and now you have to find a new one! All the ones that you find are more expensive and DO NOT make house calls. >:(
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/01/04 at 9:56 pm
DYHIW you have a scratchy throat. :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/02/04 at 9:52 pm
I didn't mean "move" as in "move to a different house", I meant as in "not being able to lay in bed all day" ;D And, unfortunately, it's a nerve problem so a massage therapist wouldn't be able to help...I have a problem with some disks in my lumbar spine region :(
I'm sorry to hear that. I have no idea what is the matter with my back. I only know that I don't visit the chiorpractor as often as I feel I need to (because of insurence) and now, I don't have a massage theropist. So, now, I am in pain (but, I can move).
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/02/04 at 10:21 pm
DYHIW you're talking to a friend and you can hear the drowziness in their voice that they just conk out and start snoring on the phone and you have no choice but to just hang up and let them be. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 11/03/04 at 5:51 pm
DYHIW when you want to talk (in person) to a certain friend but someone else is busy talking to him or her (and they go on for several minutes)?
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/03/04 at 9:46 pm
DYHIW when you want to talk (in person) to a certain friend but someone else is busy talking to him or her (and they go on for several minutes)?
I know.I get that feeling of the brush-off >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/03/04 at 9:47 pm
you have a sore throat. :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 11/05/04 at 2:36 am
DYHIW an hour before you're planning to go to bed you remember the laundry you forgot to put in the washer :(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/05/04 at 10:18 am
DYHIW an hour before you're planning to go to bed you remember the laundry you forgot to put in the washer :(
Or the laundry that you forgot to take out of the dryer.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/05/04 at 5:09 pm
it's so darn windy that your hair messes up. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/05/04 at 6:35 pm
When you discover that the real great girl you have been chatting up for the last hour is 6 years older than you.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/05/04 at 6:39 pm
When you discover that the real great girl you have been chatting up for the last hour is 6 years older than you.
Heh heh. Is that an issue for you? My girl is 4 years older than me.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/05/04 at 6:42 pm
At my age it is she is 22 nearly 23 dude, work it out
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/05/04 at 6:46 pm
At my age it is she is 22 nearly 23 dude, work it out
Lol. I didn't realise you were that young, Alchoholica (15/16) - Do you both get on?
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/05/04 at 6:47 pm
Try 16/17 lol.. yeah we get on, but there ain't much way it's gonna work.. and yeah dude, most barmen don't realise i'm that young ;)
You wouldn't think it
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/05/04 at 6:58 pm
Try 16/17 lol.. yeah we get on, but there ain't much way it's gonna work.. and yeah dude, most barmen don't realise i'm that young ;)
You wouldn't think it
Oops. Sorry. :-[ ;D
I suppose that kind of a gap is a bit too much. At least you are pragmatic about it. It's a shame really because it's not the first thing you ask a woman.
If barmen don't realise you're that young, be glad. I know people in their twenties who get asked for i.d every time.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Absolutely Vile on 11/05/04 at 7:12 pm
I was ID'd for alcohol once when buying it at a shop. I'd been ID'd at least once for cigarettes. I've never been ID'd at a bar/pub/club/restaurant. Go figure. :)
(By the way, I don't smoke anymore.)
Absolutely Vile
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/05/04 at 7:18 pm
Heh heh. Is that an issue for you? My girl is 4 years older than me.
I sure you are aware that Carlos is 17 years older than I am. As far as I am concerned (and I think he will agree with me but I don't like to speak for him) we have a GREAT relationship-probably better than most people we know.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/05/04 at 7:22 pm
I sure you are aware that Carlos is 17 years older than I am. As far as I am concerned (and I think he will agree with me but I don't like to speak for him) we have a GREAT relationship-probably better than most people we know.
I wasn't aware that you and Carlos share a 17 year gap. Well, Alchoholica . . . What do you think now? ;) ;D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/06/04 at 4:42 am
That's all well and good... but consider when you were younger. Let's just take an easier example. Imagine your a 10 year old kid and a 16 year old kid. Big difference... fast forward things a few years. The difference isn't as big but it is still big.
I wish everyone luck in there relationships, i just seem to have neverending bad luck. I can get on great with women in the short term.. and then as soon as like.. it gets beyond a couple of weeks, a month whatever.. bang, 'something' happens and it's over.
It can be.. difficult to say the least.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 11/06/04 at 2:16 pm
it's so darn windy that your hair messes up. >:(
OH,YES!!!!!!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/06/04 at 4:12 pm
I can answer that... God Hates Us All...secretly..
He gives you loads of stuff to do and then just to screw with you makes you tired and then bommph as if by magic he clears your schedule and makes you hyper.. go figure
I guess he gets bored being infinitley wise, knowing everything thats has, is and ever shall happen.. he needs to occupy himself somehow
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/06/04 at 4:29 pm
Like i say.. he isn't evil... just get's bored..
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/06/04 at 10:34 pm
When you discover that the real great girl you have been chatting up for the last hour is 6 years older than you.
or as for me 6 years younger than I am. ;D
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/06/04 at 10:36 pm
you're waiting for medical clearance.Anyone had that problem lately? >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/07/04 at 1:28 pm
Here is what happened/is happening. We had planned to go to my mother's for Thanksgiving (mainly because we really owe her a visit). One of my step-daughter's is planning to come with us. Another step-daughter was also invited to this family gathering but needs to stick around because her soon-to-be-enstranged husband is having Thanksgiving with his family and is bringing the baby with him (the reason why she has to be close by is because she is breast feeding-and believe it or not, IS NOT INVITED, which, in my opinion is very rude). So, she was planning on staying here (close to her soon-to-ex-in-laws) but would be all alone.
So, we decided that we would move our Thanksgiving dinner from my mother's to here-we talked it over with her last night and even though I do think she is a bit disappointed that we are not going there, she does understand (and this just may allow her to see the baby which she is excited about).
Today, we recieve an e-mail from my step-daughter saying that she was invited to a friend's house for Thanksgiving and will be spending the night over there-instead of here and won't be alone after all. She was not aware that we were making different plans because of her.
So, today we are waiting to hear from her (called and left a message) to find out if we are going with Plan A or Plan B. I really hate when that happens. :-\\
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/07/04 at 1:35 pm
Another step-daughter was also invited to this family gathering but needs to stick around because her soon-to-be-enstranged husband is having Thanksgiving with his family and is bringing the baby with him (the reason why she has to be close by is because she is breast feeding-and believe it or not, IS NOT INVITED, which, in my opinion is very rude).
That's just the height of Ignorance and Plain a--holeness!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/07/04 at 2:31 pm
That's just the height of Ignorance and Plain a--holeness!
I agree. I used to have a higher opinion of their family until this.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/08/04 at 9:35 am
An up-date. We are going to have Thanksgiving here. My step-daughter was very moved that we rearranged our plans for her. My mother-even though she is a bit disappointed, will be happy to see the baby. We are also going to have two extra people-my mother's "entrerage" ;). They are a couple of friends of hers but they are very nice people and were also guests at our wedding. So, it should be a very nice day.
Now, we have to figure out where everyone is going to sleep and how to fit everyone at the table. But that is a minor detail. We will figure it out.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: danootaandme on 11/08/04 at 12:28 pm
Thanksgiving with his family and is bringing the baby with him (the reason why she has to be close by is because she is breast feeding-and believe it or not, IS NOT INVITED, which, in my opinion is very rude). So, she was planning on staying here (close to her soon-to-ex-in-laws) but would be all alone.
Cat
When they say their prayers they should add "and thank you that we are not related to
Danootaandme because she would surely be here slapping all our faces and calling us
da*n fools for being so ignorant" :)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/08/04 at 8:51 pm
you have no choice but to spend Thanksgiving at a restaurant and not with relatives. :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Neo Matrix on 11/08/04 at 11:12 pm
Wow... It's hard to believe that I've been gone for months, and my topic lives on ;D Nah it isn't, my topic ideas rock 8)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/09/04 at 4:58 am
Don't worry Howard your not alone there. Once again nobody pays attention to Thanksgiving, my Mother & Father are going to France and like 4am in the morning of the next day and i don't really have any other family in this country. So it looks like a Turkey TV Dinner for me :(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/09/04 at 1:18 pm
DYHIW you have an appointment somewhere and they "forget" to call you to tell you that they need to change it until you get there? >:(
I had an appointment one time where I showed up and the person behind the desk didn't tell the doc that I was there until it was time to call the next appointment in and was going to say that I was a "no-show" when I was sitting there the entire time. >:( (They did squeezed me in).
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 11/09/04 at 8:25 pm
DYHIW...
They disconnect the satellite TV from your office at work??
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/09/04 at 8:28 pm
Don't worry Howard your not alone there. Once again nobody pays attention to Thanksgiving, my Mother & Father are going to France and like 4am in the morning of the next day and i don't really have any other family in this country. So it looks like a Turkey TV Dinner for me :(
Sorry to hear that Alcoholica.Hope you feel better. :)
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/09/04 at 8:29 pm
you want to see your friend on a certain day and they have to put it off until the week after. :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 11/09/04 at 11:39 pm
you want to see your friend on a certain day and they have to put it off until the week after. :(
Howard
...or if they put it off indefinitely (like, a week or two or more, etc.)? I can relate. :(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/10/04 at 4:48 am
DYHIW some idiot (who lives with you and is a very close male relation) put's the ceral box back in the cupoard with just the dust in the bottom left in it...
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 11/10/04 at 4:52 am
DYHIW some idiot (who lives with you and is a very close male relation) put's the ceral box back in the cupoard with just the dust in the bottom left in it...
Or when they put the milk bottle back in the fridge when it's empty.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/10/04 at 4:56 am
I must say i have been guilty of sticking the 'near' empty milk bottle back in the fridge, i convince myself there is enough in there for a cup of tea.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 11/10/04 at 5:57 pm
I must say i have been guilty of sticking the 'near' empty milk bottle back in the fridge, i convince myself there is enough in there for a cup of tea.
I'm with you on this one, Alcoholica. Waste not, want not. ;D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 11/10/04 at 5:58 pm
DYHIW...
You live in a house for a weekend with two brothers and they keep putting the toilet seat down after every use? ???
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 11/10/04 at 8:14 pm
DYHITW you get your hair cut and three weeks later it feels like you're way overdue :-\\
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/10/04 at 8:22 pm
you forget when your last appointment wth The Doctor Or Dentist was. ::)
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Dagwood on 11/10/04 at 9:18 pm
Your six year old freaks out and screams like she is locked in the bathroom with an axe murders...you go in there to find her pointing at a fly. I had to kill a fly that was so slow it couldn't even fly just so she would take a shower. ::)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/11/04 at 4:13 am
ohmigosh that was my pet fly :(
DYHIW somebody kills your fly...
::)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 11/11/04 at 5:35 am
dyhiw
you forget to rinse your cup properly and the rim tastes of washing up liquid. bleh!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/11/04 at 8:47 am
You mean you got someone elses pil's... or you were the wrong person to call in?
Hey i wouldn't complain... you know you want Anti-hystemines (typo im sure) and you get Valium.. fair deal
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 11/11/04 at 8:58 am
dyhiw you try to poke fun at someone and you have your facts wrong :-[
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 11/11/04 at 8:58 am
... your ears are still blocked after flying 4 days ago.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/11/04 at 9:01 am
... your ears are still blocked after flying 4 days ago.
I sympathise.. don't you hate it when you have an ear infection... that just wont go away
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/11/04 at 9:15 am
^Thats a fair trade in my opinion
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 11/11/04 at 11:49 am
... someone makes an appointment to see you in your office and then doesn't turn up or let you know that they're not coming. >:(
I had plenty of things I could have been doing this afternoon instead of hanging round for an hour or so wating for someone to show up for 3.30 ish
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/11/04 at 11:55 am
DYHW you spend too much $$ on e-bay for stuff you don't NEED but want.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/11/04 at 12:33 pm
... someone makes an appointment to see you in your office and then doesn't turn up or let you know that they're not coming. >:(
I had plenty of things I could have been doing this afternoon instead of hanging round for an hour or so wating for someone to show up for 3.30 ish
KILL EM ALL!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Dagwood on 11/11/04 at 7:36 pm
ohmigosh that was my pet fly :(
DYHIW somebody kills your fly...
::)
Well, he shouldn't have been in my shower terrorizing my child. :P ;)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Zella on 11/11/04 at 7:52 pm
DYHW you spend too much $$ on e-bay for stuff you don't NEED but want.
And the thing you bought still hasn't arrived after 4 weeks, 'cus the seller sent it 4th class mail.... :(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/11/04 at 8:55 pm
when you have to come up with excuses because you don't want to spend time with a certain stupid idiot friend you have. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/12/04 at 8:43 am
Well, he shouldn't have been in my shower terrorizing my child. :P ;)
Well he wont do it again now.... will he :\'(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: FussBudgetVanPelt on 11/12/04 at 9:36 am
DYHIW you can't get your stupid email server to send a pic to someone...no matter how much you try?
Oh, it sent it to me instead Cheer, and a very nice pic it was too :P ;D Muwahahaha ;)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/12/04 at 11:32 am
And the thing you bought still hasn't arrived after 4 weeks, 'cus the seller sent it 4th class mail.... :(
Or the seller STILL hasn't sent it out YET! >:(
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/12/04 at 3:11 pm
This is intriguing... like daytime TV
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 11/12/04 at 8:21 pm
when you have to come up with excuses because you don't want to spend time with a certain stupid idiot friend you have. >:(
Howard
Just tell him that you have to get your bunions lanced.
Works every time for me. :P
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Dagwood on 11/12/04 at 9:02 pm
Well he wont do it again now.... will he :\'(
If you are willing to wait until next summer, I can get you a new fly. I am sure we will have tons to choose from. ;)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: mandamoo on 11/12/04 at 10:06 pm
If you are willing to wait until next summer, I can get you a new fly. I am sure we will have tons to choose from. ;)
If not and as it's nearly summer here now, I'd be MORE than happy to part with a few of mine. ;D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/12/04 at 10:57 pm
you come out of Radio City Music Hall at night and it's mobbed with people. >:( :P
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Zella on 11/13/04 at 3:17 am
Or the seller STILL hasn't sent it out YET! >:(
He told me on the 18th of October that he sent it 'about a week ago' but by Media mail, which takes longer. The post office, as welll as a friend told me that a month was not unusual for 4th class mail, but it is about a month now, so Monday I suppose I have to email and b*tch... The thing that makes me mad is that the following week there were 6 similar items I could have bid on, but I didn't bother since I had one coming, and now I have been looking every day and no more of the same are to be found... I know I can get my money back, but that isn't the point - I want what I bought.... >:(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Zella on 11/13/04 at 3:20 am
Oh, it sent it to me instead Cheer, and a very nice pic it was too :P ;D Muwahahaha ;)
You should return the favor and thrill her with one of yours.... ;) :P
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/13/04 at 5:04 am
If you are willing to wait until next summer, I can get you a new fly. I am sure we will have tons to choose from. ;)
If not and as it's nearly summer here now, I'd be MORE than happy to part with a few of mine. ;D
No, it just wouldn't be the same as young Gordy.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: danootaandme on 11/13/04 at 8:17 am
You wake up and it's only the 13th of November and there are 3 inches of shovelable snow on the ground. :(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 11/13/04 at 8:46 am
You wake up and it's only the 13th of November and there are 3 inches of shovelable snow on the ground. :(
I LIVE FOR DAYS LIKE THAT. Can't get enough snow in my opinion. :) :P
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/13/04 at 9:07 am
I LIVE FOR DAYS LIKE THAT. Can't get enough snow in my opinion.  :) :P
Yay! I love snow too, Lyricboy. I wish we could have a white Christmas in Britain. Where I live in the south west, snow is very rare.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 11/13/04 at 9:30 am
Yay! I love snow too, Lyricboy. I wish we could have a white Christmas in Britain. Where I live in the south west, snow is very rare.
Gotta move to the Scottish Highlands then. But I hear those kilts are a tad drafty in a snowstorm. ;D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: FussBudgetVanPelt on 11/13/04 at 9:51 am
You should return the favor and thrill her with one of yours.... ;) :P
Oh no ! What if Cheer's response was "Return To Sender" ? :( I could not cope with that :-\\
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: FussBudgetVanPelt on 11/13/04 at 9:53 am
Yay! I love snow too, Lyricboy. I wish we could have a white Christmas in Britain. Where I live in the south west, snow is very rare.
You wish YOU could have one Bobby ? ;D
It is 8 minutes to midnight right now and I am sweating >:( How do you think I would feel about a lovely fall of snow right now (or ever, for that matter) :(
;)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/13/04 at 1:23 pm
You wake up and it's only the 13th of November and there are 3 inches of shovelable snow on the ground. :(
It is interesting when people south of you get snow and you don't. My mother called yesterday to ask if we got snow-none here but we did get a dusting earlier in the week. It is funny because people think that this place is covered with snow year round and I tell everyone that we don't live above the Artic Circle.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/13/04 at 6:17 pm
the temperature feels cold but the actual temperature is supposed to be in the 50's. ::)
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 11/15/04 at 4:37 pm
DYHIW you're trying to have a nice quiet dinner and you get an interruption (of any kind)? >:(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/15/04 at 9:11 pm
He told me on the 18th of October that he sent it 'about a week ago' but by Media mail, which takes longer. The post office, as welll as a friend told me that a month was not unusual for 4th class mail, but it is about a month now, so Monday I suppose I have to email and b*tch... The thing that makes me mad is that the following week there were 6 similar items I could have bid on, but I didn't bother since I had one coming, and now I have been looking every day and no more of the same are to be found... I know I can get my money back, but that isn't the point - I want what I bought.... >:(
I know what you mean. Mine is a big lot of stuff. So, I sort of understand it is taking a while to gather the stuff but still. I am getting a little impatiant but I REALLY, REALLY want it.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/15/04 at 10:26 pm
DYHIW you're trying to have a nice quiet dinner and you get an interruption (of any kind)? >:(
Telemarketers? ::)
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/15/04 at 10:27 pm
the boards are down for the umpeenth time. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 11/16/04 at 12:15 am
Telemarketers? ::)
Howard
Not necessarily...if the phone rings for any reason whatsoever. Or if someone knocks at your door. (We never answer the door if we're not expecting anyone.)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/16/04 at 5:58 pm
How do you know if they are gonna come though.. do you have like little forms? ;)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/16/04 at 7:42 pm
Not necessarily...if the phone rings for any reason whatsoever. Or if someone knocks at your door. (We never answer the door if we're not expecting anyone.)
Yeah,that just happened before to us Nally. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/16/04 at 7:44 pm
you see too much bad news in the papers? :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 11/17/04 at 2:30 am
^ ;D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobo on 11/17/04 at 2:56 am
Don't you hate it when you wake up two hours too late and you feel like you had too much to drink the night previous?
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/17/04 at 3:52 am
You can never drink 'too' much
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 11/17/04 at 6:17 am
You can never drink 'too' much
I think you can. I've been drunk on Monday night, had the day off work on Tuesday and then had people say "good night last night, was it?" on the Wednesday.
I haven't drunk Merrydown cider since!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/17/04 at 8:07 am
Well errr.. yeah but no but yeah but no but yeah but you see.. errrrmm.. ok
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/17/04 at 12:52 pm
DYHW you had TOO much to drink the night before and you actually REMEMBER what you did. :-[ :-[
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Absolutely Vile on 11/17/04 at 1:46 pm
DYHW you had TOO much to drink the night before and you actually REMEMBER what you did. :-they don't remember anything? :D
Absolutely Vile
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/17/04 at 2:41 pm
...And you go and apologise to everyone you were with that night but they don't remember anything? :D
Absolutely Vile
Or even worse, they have a video tape of it. :-[ (Somewhere out there is a blackmale tape of me. :-[)
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobo on 11/17/04 at 3:43 pm
When I say drink, I don't mean alcohol. (I hope nobody put alcohol where I was drinking, anyhow. If they did, I'm almightily peeved at them)..! I'm more talking coca cola. Trouble being, of course, in the right state of mind, four litres seems to go down as well as anything when you're in the state of mind I was..!
My system didn't seem to mind, though. A remarkable game of solitaire Scrabble healed it rather quickly!
You can never drink 'too' much
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/17/04 at 7:07 pm
4 Litres of coke huh.... Bladder poppin'
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/17/04 at 10:19 pm
there's not enough peace and quiet? >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: RockandRollFan on 11/18/04 at 9:54 am
the board decides to crash and you can't log off >:(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 11/18/04 at 9:56 am
the board decides to crash and you can't log off >:(
Or the boards decide to crash and you can't log on?
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 11/18/04 at 12:50 pm
DYHIW you're just settling in to some fun posting with cool people and the boards go down :(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: RockandRollFan on 11/18/04 at 4:02 pm
DYHIW you're just settling in to some fun posting with cool people and the boards go down :(
Exactly ;)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobo on 11/18/04 at 6:55 pm
My first reaction was "bladder? What bladder?" but I thought that that was one of those comments that was better thought than written and that I shouldn't write it..!
4 Litres of coke huh.... Bladder poppin'
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/18/04 at 8:11 pm
friends are so persistent. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/18/04 at 8:12 pm
DYHIW you're just settling in to some fun posting with cool people and the boards go down :(
When did that happen? ???
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/18/04 at 8:13 pm
I have transferred my negative topic from the 'Don't you just love' category. I just feel the need to talk . . .
A couple of weeks back, my mother phoned me up to ask if she could come around to my house which I said fine and she got talking about me and my girlfriend's upcoming wedding (which was also fine). Because I hadn't given a date for a wedding and mentioned that finances were the reason, she gave me this lecture that I just got engaged to my girlfriend to shut her up for the meantime and that now I have got myself into something I can't get out of. I believe it was her attempt at humour but . . . Well, I was quite upset at such a hurtful, incorrect analysis.
Last night after I came from work, my girlfriend was not in the best of moods. She received a phone call from her mother attempting to take control of marital decisions because my girlfriend said 'we have to save up'. She even suggested a registry office wedding (something I never thought I would hear from her) and compared our engagement to her cousins who is going to get married in 18 months time - it seems we ought to be following the same schedule!
I was angry last night and said 'we both have a plan, why have it ruined by the people who have no idea of what is going on?' My girlfriend whole-heartedly agreed but was obviously distressed. I don't react very well to neurotic intrusion at the best of times.
This might not seem a big deal but it has wound me up a little. Thanks for reading.  :)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/18/04 at 8:38 pm
I have transferred my negative topic from the 'Don't you just love' category. I just feel the need to talk . . .
A couple of weeks back, my mother phoned me up to ask if she could come around to my house which I said fine and she got talking about me and my girlfriend's upcoming wedding (which was also fine). Because I hadn't given a date for a wedding and mentioned that finances were the reason, she gave me this lecture that I just got engaged to my girlfriend to shut her up for the meantime and that now I have got myself into something I can't get out of. I believe it was her attempt at humour but . . . Well, I was quite upset at such a hurtful, incorrect analysis.
Last night after I came from work, my girlfriend was not in the best of moods. She received a phone call from her mother attempting to take control of marital decisions because my girlfriend said 'we have to save up'. She even suggested a registry office wedding (something I never thought I would hear from her) and compared our engagement to her cousins who is going to get married in 18 months time - it seems we ought to be following the same schedule!
I was angry last night and said 'we both have a plan, why have it ruined by the people who have no idea of what is going on?' My girlfriend whole-heartedly agreed but was obviously distressed. I don't react very well to neurotic intrusion at the best of times.
This might not seem a big deal but it has wound me up a little. Thanks for reading.  :)
Don't let your parents intrude. It is YOUR day-not theirs. Both of you have to be strong and not let mothers intimidate you.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/18/04 at 8:46 pm
Don't let your parents intrude. It is YOUR day-not theirs. Both of you have to be strong and not let mothers intimidate you.
Did both yours and Carlos's parents attempt to intrude on your wedding plans or was it a pretty easy-going affair? :)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/18/04 at 9:08 pm
Did both yours and Carlos's parents attempt to intrude on your wedding plans or was it a pretty easy-going affair? :)
To my surprise, no. Actually, it would have only been my mother who would have. Carlos' dad is a really cool dude. He is basically a "whatever" guy. My dad, KNOWS better than to interfere. He basically knows that I am going to do things my way anyway-no matter what he says. My mother on the other hand...well...I think she was just so happy that we were getting married that she didn't care HOW we did it-just as long as she was there.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/18/04 at 9:14 pm
To my surprise, no. Actually, it would have only been my mother who would have. Carlos' dad is a really cool dude. He is basically a "whatever" guy. My dad, KNOWS better than to interfere. He basically knows that I am going to do things my way anyway-no matter what he says. My mother on the other hand...well...I think she was just so happy that we were getting married that she didn't care HOW we did it-just as long as she was there.
It sounds like a pretty harmonious situation, Catwoman. I am so glad that you have no problems in this area. I think my girlfriend and I are very independent of our respective parents so I'm sure the situation won't worsen - it's just controlling parents is something I have always had to deal with.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/18/04 at 9:22 pm
It sounds like a pretty harmonious situation, Catwoman. I am so glad that you have no problems in this area. I think my girlfriend and I are very independent of our respective parents so I'm sure the situation won't worsen - it's just controlling parents is something I have always had to deal with.
Don't we all.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/19/04 at 9:06 am
You know the threat man.. NO GRANDCHILDREN!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/19/04 at 11:47 am
DYHW you log on the message board only to discover a little red x in your signiture line. >:(
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/19/04 at 1:28 pm
DYHW people have their Christmas decorations up shortly after Halloween-before Thanksgiving, etc. BAH HUMBUG!
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/19/04 at 1:35 pm
ROFLMFAO!!!
DYHIW someone sends you an email and you have NO idea WTF it's for? Hubby sent me an email that said simply "Emergency Contact Numbers" with 2 phone numbers listed ???
There is no witty comment for that... No offense but i would strike him with something relativley solid repeatedly.
DYHW people have their Christmas decorations up shortly after Halloween-before Thanksgiving, etc. BAH HUMBUG!
Hey you guys are lucky, here because we don't have Thanksgiving (well at least not everyone except me) christmas seems to start around August 20th because there are no major holidays until christmas, like everyone get's back from there Package holidays to Spain and boom christmas is here already.
DYHIW... your supposed to be doing some stuff with a 'pal' and he dosent turn up, then claims.. oh i had no money on my cell phone.. and... it's called a payphone jerkwad
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/19/04 at 7:27 pm
friends are so persistent.God,I hate that! >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: RockandRollFan on 11/19/04 at 9:55 pm
I don't get to sign off before the board goes down for the past two hours ::)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/20/04 at 9:32 am
You know the threat man.. NO GRANDCHILDREN!
I'll bear that in mind, Alchoholica. ;D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/20/04 at 12:29 pm
Don't you hate it when you cut yourself shaving... and it wont freakin stop bleeding, it wasn't even big and yet i have to keep wiping blood away.. this has been going on for like more than an hour now.. grrrrr... i tried to just let it dry and it wont.. freakin thing.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 11/20/04 at 12:45 pm
DYHIW you're having fun posting but you know you have to step away from the computer to get ready for work :(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CeramicsFanatic on 11/20/04 at 2:18 pm
DYHW people have their Christmas decorations up shortly after Halloween-before Thanksgiving, etc. BAH HUMBUG!
Cat
YES! :D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: RockandRollFan on 11/21/04 at 8:51 pm
DYHW people have their Christmas decorations up shortly after Halloween-before Thanksgiving, etc. BAH HUMBUG!
Cat
Sure do! We always put our up around the middle of December and had them down by New Years Day :)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/21/04 at 9:44 pm
DYHW you wait and wait for the message boards to come up and feel that you are missing something-then when it FINALLY comes back, no one has responded to your posts yet because they couldn't get on either.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: RockandRollFan on 11/21/04 at 10:06 pm
DYHW you wait and wait for the message boards to come up and feel that you are missing something-then when it FINALLY comes back, no one has responded to your posts yet because they couldn't get on either.
Cat
Same Here!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/21/04 at 10:09 pm
DYHW you wait and wait for the message boards to come up and feel that you are missing something-then when it FINALLY comes back, no one has responded to your posts yet because they couldn't get on either.
Cat
I feel the same way Cat. :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/21/04 at 10:10 pm
a stupid idiot friend of mine calls me constantly on my cell phone just to ask me if I had left my house already to get to HIS house. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/21/04 at 10:15 pm
DYHW after 5 cups of caffeen over the course of the day and a two hour nap, you are STILL so very tired.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/21/04 at 10:17 pm
it's not much of a nice day and it's so dreary. :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 11/21/04 at 11:12 pm
DYHW people have their Christmas decorations up shortly after Halloween-before Thanksgiving, etc. BAH HUMBUG!
Cat
Oh yes...seems like it gets earlier and earlier every year! >:( I don't understand why people feel they have to put Christmas decorations up in NOVEMBER; that makes absolutely no sense to me. Earlier today, when I was in Starbucks, enjoying an eggnog latte, the Muzak system had Jingle Bells and Winter Wonderland playing. ::)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CeramicsFanatic on 11/22/04 at 1:24 am
Oh yes...seems like it gets earlier and earlier every year! >:( I don't understand why people feel they have to put Christmas decorations up in NOVEMBER; that makes absolutely no sense to me. Earlier today, when I was in Starbucks, enjoying an eggnog latte, the Muzak system had Jingle Bells and Winter Wonderland playing. ::)
I hear you, Jeff.
It's a shame that Christmas has become so commercialized and that stores want people to start shopping sooner so that they'll spend more money! >:(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CeramicsFanatic on 11/22/04 at 1:25 am
DYHW you wait and wait for the message boards to come up and feel that you are missing something-then when it FINALLY comes back, no one has responded to your posts yet because they couldn't get on either.
Cat
I know exactly how you feel, Cat.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CeramicsFanatic on 11/22/04 at 1:30 am
DYHIW you get blisters from a pair of shoes that are broken in but haven't been worn in a while....
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 11/22/04 at 2:44 am
DYHIW you have an "i feel old" moment..yesterday my 23-year-old friend asked me for song suggestions to put on an 80s cd and the very first song i mentioned she had never heard of-She Wants To Dance With Me by Rick Astley ("who?" ::))..she proceeded to remind me she was born in 1983.oh brother :D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/22/04 at 8:30 am
DYHIW you have an "i feel old" moment..yesterday my 23-year-old friend asked me for song suggestions to put on an 80s cd and the very first song i mentioned she had never heard of-She Wants To Dance With Me by Rick Astley ("who?" ::))..she proceeded to remind me she was born in 1983.oh brother :D
Great song there, ktelqueen. :)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: mandamoo on 11/22/04 at 9:22 am
Oh yes...seems like it gets earlier and earlier every year! >:( I don't understand why people feel they have to put Christmas decorations up in NOVEMBER; that makes absolutely no sense to me. Earlier today, when I was in Starbucks, enjoying an eggnog latte, the Muzak system had Jingle Bells and Winter Wonderland playing. ::)
Try September where I work :P
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: karen on 11/22/04 at 9:27 am
Has anyone seen any houses decorated yet? I reckon the first lights might go up locally this coming weekend.
back to the topic
dyhiw you washed something with a tissue in the pocket and everything is covered in little white bits. This has happened 3 times in the past week. Everytime its been a childrens clothes wash so I need to remember to check their pockets now. I also washed a badge pinned to my daughters school cardigan!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 11/22/04 at 11:07 am
DYHIW... it is your seventh time as a guest on the Maury Povich Show, and the paternity tests are still coming up negative? :D
(I'm watching Maury right now. Heh heh...)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/22/04 at 12:13 pm
Has anyone seen any houses decorated yet? I reckon the first lights might go up locally this coming weekend.
Last week, we were driving around and I saw in someone's window that they had their tree up already. ::)
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 11/22/04 at 6:04 pm
Last week, we were driving around and I saw in someone's window that they had their tree up already. ::)
Cat
Last FRIDAY (November the 19th) my next door neighbors had some on the front of their house and on the tree in their front yard. ::)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/22/04 at 8:32 pm
your stupid idiot friend constantly calls your cell phone? ::)
I just want to smother him with a pillow. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/22/04 at 8:52 pm
DYHIW... it is your seventh time as a guest on the Maury Povich Show, and the paternity tests are still coming up negative?  :D
(I'm watching Maury right now. Heh heh...)
Ha ha! ;D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 11/23/04 at 2:15 am
Great song there, ktelqueen. :)
glad to know you've heard of it,Bobby ;) :D
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 11/23/04 at 8:39 am
your stupid idiot friend constantly calls your cell phone? ::)
I just want to smother him with a pillow. >:(
Howard
They need to come up with an easy-to-use call blocking feature where you can set cell phones to NOT RING when called from a desigated list of phone numbers. ;)
LB
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/23/04 at 11:02 am
DYHW you have too much caffeen and start getting the shakes.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 11/23/04 at 12:38 pm
I have one where you can set different ring tones for different people.
My parents' cell phones are like that. I'm not sure if mine is; I'll have to read my owner's manual to see about the different features. :-\\
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/23/04 at 2:35 pm
DYWH you usually have to bug your husband to empty the dishwasher and the ONE time he does it without you bugging him is when they are still dirty! :(
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/23/04 at 4:59 pm
DYHW you have a bunch of people coming tomorrow and you feel like you are coming down with something. :(
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/23/04 at 7:47 pm
you bite your tongue when you're afraid to say something stupid to someone. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Absolutely Vile on 11/23/04 at 7:49 pm
you bite your tongue when you're afraid to say something stupid to someone. >:(
Howard
Literally?
Absolutely Vile
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/23/04 at 7:56 pm
Literally?
Absolutely Vile
Yes AV. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/23/04 at 7:56 pm
you're afraid to say "NO". :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/23/04 at 7:57 pm
glad to know you've heard of it,Bobby ;) :D
"'Cos I'll hold her so tight next to me"
Yep, one of my faves.  ;)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 11/24/04 at 4:32 am
^ ;D ;)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/24/04 at 12:40 pm
DYHIW you discover that your manager is a coccaine junkie
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: RockandRollFan on 11/24/04 at 3:59 pm
WHAT!! He won't SHARE :D Just kidding ^ ;)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 11/24/04 at 4:06 pm
DYHIW you can't decide on something? Like, what to do for a class project, or how you want to spend your day? or anything like that? :-\\ I've been in that kind of situation lots of times.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/24/04 at 8:57 pm
it starts to rain. :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: RockandRollFan on 11/25/04 at 12:43 am
it doesn't rain enough :-\\
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/25/04 at 6:20 am
It doesn't rain.. but it pours
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/25/04 at 10:26 pm
It doesn't rain.. but it pours
it rained here NYC Alcoholica. :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/25/04 at 10:27 pm
you have to deal with crowds at a family restaurant. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: RockandRollFan on 11/26/04 at 12:34 am
Idiotic "Ghosts" from the past won't leave you alone >:(
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/26/04 at 7:19 am
Idiotic "Ghosts" from the past won't leave you alone >:(
What do you mean, Mark?
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: LyricBoy on 11/26/04 at 7:28 am
DYHIW you discover that your manager is a coccaine junkie
Alcoholica...
Does he "just" snort coke, or is he doing freebase/crack? ???
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: RockandRollFan on 11/26/04 at 3:31 pm
What do you mean, Mark?
I'll PM you with the info, Bobby. These guest "Ghosts" don't deserve too much notoriety :P
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/26/04 at 9:27 pm
it's crowded in a restaurant. >:(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 11/27/04 at 12:26 am
it's crowded in a restaurant. >:(
Howard
Oh yes...in fact, I HIW it's crowded anywhere, like the malls...which is why we stayed away from them today.
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/27/04 at 7:34 pm
or don't you hate it when it's BLACK FRIDAY? :o
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: nally on 11/29/04 at 1:31 am
DYHIW the weekend goes by quickly and you don't feel you have time to enjoy everything?
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobo on 11/29/04 at 1:46 am
DYHIW you know exactly what you want to do, right up to the moment you get around to doing it?
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: ktelqueen on 11/29/04 at 3:26 am
DYHIW you really have to get to bed but you're having a lot of fun on the boards AND you remember you have laundry to hang ::)
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/29/04 at 1:10 pm
DYHIW you really have to get to bed but you're having a lot of fun on the boards AND you remeber you have laundry to hang ::)
DYHW you have to do laundry? So far today 2 loads and many more waiting.
Cat
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/29/04 at 10:45 pm
it's almost the end of 2004? :(
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/29/04 at 10:52 pm
it's almost the end of 2004? :(
No because Wrestlemania XXI is coming out for the X-box and if I don't want 2004 to end, I'll never get a chance to play it (comes out March 2005).
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Alchoholica on 11/30/04 at 2:26 pm
Alcoholica...
Does he "just" snort coke, or is he doing freebase/crack? ???
'She' was snorting
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Marian on 11/30/04 at 9:49 pm
>:(you follow a sign for a holiday boutique,and get ther eand find out it's all commercial stuffwhich is overpriced!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Bobby on 11/30/04 at 9:53 pm
. . . you've got indigestion? I reckon I could blow up a couple of zeppellins right now. :-\\
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Howard on 11/30/04 at 11:38 pm
you posted a picture of someone here without asking them? :-[
Howard
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Marian on 12/01/04 at 5:57 pm
you posted a picture of someone here without asking them? :- ???hey,as long as it's not naked!!!LOl.Cheers!
Subject: Re: Don't you hate it when...
Written By: Absolutely Vile on 12/03/04 at 5:01 pm
Don't you hate it when...
...you're in a queue at the supermarket and the person in front of you farts? :P
Or...
...you're waiting for a lift (elevator), three of them open almost in succession, and you miss all of them because lazy stupid idiots who can bloody well take the escalator clamber to get on them?? (By the way, I cannot use the escalator.) >:(
Absolutely Vile