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Old 08-28-2008, 11:41 AM #51
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Oh yeah, and then there was the time I head-locked then dropped my friend's 13 yr old son. I didn't hurt him, but scared him enough that he no longer tried to burn my cat with a magnifying glass and sunshine. He had been warned.

And a couple of years ago, I picked up some 15 yr old girl by the scruff of the neck, and pasted her up against the fencing at the ball field. Her dad wasn't sure what to do, but he didn't even try to stop me.

Ok, so don't **** me off.

I've never hurt anyone, but I have been known to scare the pants off a few.

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Apparently this has been fixed because the move to a new server was completed at 10:00 am this morning:

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread52684-4.html
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Oh yeah, and then there was the time I head-locked then dropped my friend's 13 yr old son. I didn't hurt him, but scared him enough that he no longer tried to burn my cat with a magnifying glass and sunshine. He had been warned.

And a couple of years ago, I picked up some 15 yr old girl by the scruff of the neck, and pasted her up against the fencing at the ball field. Her dad wasn't sure what to do, but he didn't even try to stop me.

Ok, so don't **** me off.

I've never hurt anyone, but I have been known to scare the pants off a few.

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Note to self: Don't **** Cherie off.
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How about people who think that spraying too much air "freshener" will help with bad bathroom odors. Don't they realize that they just made it that much worse? Now, it not only smells gross, but toxic, too! It's not like that stuff really covers up the smell anyway.
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PERFUME!

how much does ONE little tiny old lady need?! I was almost knocked down today by a church member who saw me at PT and had to run hug me. I STINK! its everywhere!

My mother used to do the same thing. 12 squirts of whatever. I told her that just because SHE cant smell it, doesnt mean its not there. ONE squirt. CrimeinItaly! ONE! For a citrus smell maybe two, but DANG! my eyes are still watering. I need to go scrub up in the shower.
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Please tell me that you mean on the bottom, hands or somewhere other then the head or face.

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Yes the hands, or bottom I would take myself to jail if I slaped them in the face or on the head.
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Thanks Sandy. I missed the word "hands" completely in that sentence.

I'm amazed anyone would judge you for that, Turtle. On the odd occasion, I've even smacked other people's kids (on the hand) if they get in my personal space.

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I missed Sandy's post... There are some people out here who beleive that you should not do that to your kids and the child should pick there punshment and that why they learn to be responsable....
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PERFUME!

how much does ONE little tiny old lady need?!
LMAO! If yours is like my experience with tiny old ladies, a bottle.
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People who chew with their mouths open. Gross..... I don't want to hear you masticating food or see it either.

Outsourced customer service where you can't understand half the people there because of their very heavy accent, have to repeat things a thousand times or ask them to repeat things a thousand times, and never get your problem solved.
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I've got some pet peeves!

People asking for help/advice...only to get testy about it---if you don't want help, don't come looking...

People who have nothing better to do with their days but try to analyze you, but when the opportunity arrises to really find out...well, I guess it's more fun when you're not around...

ummm...belching without saying excuse me
not closing the cabinet doors
and ... the silent treatment....

I think that's about it for my peeves
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