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Not just the bad but the good as well...
This too shall pass...0 -
MKGIRL110tnm wrote: »What is the best advise you can give in the realm of holding on vs. letting go?
Let go (try to it can be hard), yesterday is gone. Remember, learn but move on.
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So many of mine involve driving toowhiskey5jda2008 wrote: »what are your pet peeves? One of mine is slow people in the fast lane.
- people turning in front of me so I have to slam on the breaks
- people following too close
- people passing you on the wrong side of the road
- people who don't signal
- people who weave in and out of lanes just to get maybe one car length ahead
I'll stop for now
Oh I used to be a trucker. I could have a list as long as my arm. #2 peeve tho is people that pass you, get into your lane, and then mash on their brakes so they can take the next exit. >:-/1 -
whiskey5jda2008 wrote: »what are your pet peeves? One of mine is slow people in the fast lane.
People who drive like they're terrified, it's like I can't freaking change lanes for you.2 -
Question:
for men and women - gender neutral question
Make-up, what is your preference?
- no make-up
- subtle make-up
- precise (heavy) make-up
- other (something I haven't thought of - please specify)
I wear makeup EVERY DAY as soon as I get iut of bed. It's precise and I touch it up many times throughout the day. I also always have my hair fixed and I always wear jewelry. There is nothing subtle about me. I dont even own a sweat shirt or sweat pants. *shrug*. My hubby likes it bc I'm always ready to go and he doesnt have to wait. LOL.1 -
whiskey5jda2008 wrote: »what are your pet peeves?
People who insist on reassembling themselves at the end of the X-ray machine at airport security, backing up the line while everyone waits for them. Grab your *kitten*, get out of the way, and go sit on the bench to put your shoes and belt back on
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whiskey5jda2008 wrote: »what are your pet peeves?
People who insist on reassembling themselves at the end of the X-ray machine at airport security, backing up the line while everyone waits for them. Grab your *kitten*, get out of the way, and go sit on the bench to put your shoes and belt back on
What bench? There is never a bench when I travel.
This is the only place where I truly become a passive aggressive troll.
I always do this intentionally to make things as uncomfortable as possible for the TSA. If they are going to make me strip down, open 3 bags, use 5 bins, take off my shoes and my belt (yes, I have gone through with my pants around my ankles), empty my pockets, start up my laptop, disassemble my CPAP and yell at me for sending my wallet through with cash in it, and then yell at me for leaving the cash in my pocket; just to satisfy their need for "security theatre" and justify their lifetime jobs. I am going to make it as difficult for them as possible.
The longer the line, and the slower it moves, the crankier the clientele.
I have boarded flights where everybody gets patted down personally. KLM, British Airways, EL AL, and they all go faster than the TSA!
Sorry, Not sorry.0 -
whiskey5jda2008 wrote: »what are your pet peeves?
People who insist on reassembling themselves at the end of the X-ray machine at airport security, backing up the line while everyone waits for them. Grab your *kitten*, get out of the way, and go sit on the bench to put your shoes and belt back on
What bench? There is never a bench when I travel.
This is the only place where I truly become a passive aggressive troll.
I always do this intentionally to make things as uncomfortable as possible for the TSA. If they are going to make me strip down, open 3 bags, use 5 bins, take off my shoes and my belt (yes, I have gone through with my pants around my ankles), empty my pockets, start up my laptop, disassemble my CPAP and yell at me for sending my wallet through with cash in it, and then yell at me for leaving the cash in my pocket; just to satisfy their need for "security theatre" and justify their lifetime jobs. I am going to make it as difficult for them as possible.
The longer the line, and the slower it moves, the crankier the clientele.
I have boarded flights where everybody gets patted down personally. KLM, British Airways, EL AL, and they all go faster than the TSA!
Sorry, Not sorry.
and walk about 50 feet to the nearest seat I can find.
Where the nearest bench is...50 feet away...minimum.
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LittleHearseDriver wrote: »Why do men think *kitten* pics are a turn on?
I am not sure if me do. I think there is a documentary about Anthony Weiner, we may find the answer in there.
Wait, are we talking about sending kitten picks or receiving kitten picks?
Either way, not a turn-on for me.0 -
LittleHearseDriver wrote: »Why do men think *kitten* pics are a turn on?
To be honest sometimes I think they're a turn on when I receive them. They just have to be solicited and the guy needs to know his angles.
What I don't understand is why men think that certain angles are flattering.
I think men are just bad at taking "selfies" no matter what part of the body they are shooting. At least I know I'm horrible at taking "selfies"-- of my face, head shot, portrait, whatever it's called.
BTW, what is a good angle?1 -
What bench? There is never a bench when I travel.
This is the only place where I truly become a passive aggressive troll.
I always do this intentionally to make things as uncomfortable as possible for the TSA. If they are going to make me strip down, open 3 bags, use 5 bins, take off my shoes and my belt (yes, I have gone through with my pants around my ankles), empty my pockets, start up my laptop, disassemble my CPAP and yell at me for sending my wallet through with cash in it, and then yell at me for leaving the cash in my pocket; just to satisfy their need for "security theatre" and justify their lifetime jobs. I am going to make it as difficult for them as possible.
The longer the line, and the slower it moves, the crankier the clientele.
I have boarded flights where everybody gets patted down personally. KLM, British Airways, EL AL, and they all go faster than the TSA!
Sorry, Not sorry.
I'm curious where everyone flies, I've never seen an airport without benches. I usually fly from the Midwest to the West, but in all but the smallest airports (and when I say that, I mean airports so small, the baggage claim and TSA security lines interfere with each other) I have always seen benches, usually right past the inspection tables.
I don't disagree about the security theatre. TSA is about the most worthless organization I have ever seen. It seems to know nothing about managing queues, it seems to know nothing about efficiency, and I'm not convinced they know anything about security.
Where the nearest bench is...50 feet away...minimum.
50 feet? Maybe. I've never thought about the distance.0 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
Sexiest article of clothing you own?
I don't like to stand out so sexy is definitely not how I would describe any of my clothes!
If I had to choose I’d say a pair of my cute little shorts.
And as the ladies above mentioned, can't go wrong with the LBD
I confess I have no idea what LBD is.0 -
briansolomon7863 wrote: »JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
Sexiest article of clothing you own?
I don't like to stand out so sexy is definitely not how I would describe any of my clothes!
If I had to choose I’d say a pair of my cute little shorts.
And as the ladies above mentioned, can't go wrong with the LBD
I confess I have no idea what LBD is.
Little Black Dress1 -
briansolomon7863 wrote: »LittleHearseDriver wrote: »Why do men think *kitten* pics are a turn on?
To be honest sometimes I think they're a turn on when I receive them. They just have to be solicited and the guy needs to know his angles.
What I don't understand is why men think that certain angles are flattering.
I think men are just bad at taking "selfies" no matter what part of the body they are shooting. At least I know I'm horrible at taking "selfies"-- of my face, head shot, portrait, whatever it's called.
BTW, what is a good angle?
I think selfies are better when they're taken either at eye level or slightly higher than that.
A lot of men seem to think that great selfies are taken when the camera is held at knee-height. Most of the time that's not good.
I confess, I have not put up a picture of myself because I suck at taking selfies. So I should take a picture of my face/head slightly above eye level? Should I smile or look serious?
See this stuff is hard for me.1 -
The airports I've been to most often are located in Canada. Victoria, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Montreal. The last time I was at any of those = no benches.
I'll be the first to admit I haven't been in a Canadian airport in probably 30+ years. I've always driven in Canada because I like the scenery there.
Is security in the Canadian airports as strict and uptight as it is in the States?
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