What irks you today?

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  • honey_honey_12
    honey_honey_12 Posts: 14,774 Member
    tmanfive wrote: »
    This is what my youngest German Shepard does…. Systematically amputates every toy.

    She starts with the smallest appendage then works her way up. But, always leaves the face alone and head attached to the body. The body she rips all of the stuffing out of but face leaves alone.

    Lil’ gal monkey… months old.

    Ol’ boy camel brand new. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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    She wants em to have a face so she can look em in the eyes when she attacks them. 😂
  • MargaretYakoda
    MargaretYakoda Posts: 2,994 Member
    Our house is small. So my NuStep doubles as one of the chairs in my living room.
    So…. When I say to my roommate, “It’s late. I need to exercise soon” what I mean is “Get the kitten off my exercise machine and go back to your area of the home now please”
    Not
    “Please show me and my partner a bunch of Olympics videos”

    Irked, I am.
  • ReenieHJ
    ReenieHJ Posts: 9,724 Member
    tmanfive wrote: »
    This is what my youngest German Shepard does…. Systematically amputates every toy.

    She starts with the smallest appendage then works her way up. But, always leaves the face alone and head attached to the body. The body she rips all of the stuffing out of but face leaves alone.

    Lil’ gal monkey… months old.

    Ol’ boy camel brand new. 🤷🏼‍♂️

    nbkfyn7ybo3o.jpeg

    It's kinda like eating cake or Oreos. Eat certain parts first, then save the best for last. Ok, maybe that's just me. :)

    I used to scout out yard sales for cheap stuffed animals after donating several of my daycare's stuffies for tearing up purposes. Oh the living room floor was always such a mess, stuffing from one end to another. My dogs hadn't done that in so long; I was actually thinking about it yesterday. So what happens? I go to get in bed last night and see stuffing on my comforter. WTH? One of my dogs had chewed a hole in my comforter and thrown stuffing atop my bed. Do you think she read my thoughts yesterday; that'd be creepy. Now who to blame.....the dog laying right there looking like she doesn't have a clue or the one who is hiding in the other room, pretending to be sleeping and all sweet/innocent?

    I miss those chew-the-hell-outta-every-stuffed-thing-in-the-house-even-pillows days. It meant they were still young pups.
  • honey_honey_12
    honey_honey_12 Posts: 14,774 Member
    That there are so many things that I need to get done out in the yard but can’t manage most of it by myself and I have no one to help.
    Plenty of offers, they never develop into actual help. 😒
  • OpheliaCooter
    OpheliaCooter Posts: 1,635 Member
    Life in general *waves hand generally*
  • ReenieHJ
    ReenieHJ Posts: 9,724 Member
    People who refuse to advocate for themselves and question their doctor, their insurance companies.....they simply accept answers without doing any searching or questioning. :( And there's a big difference between refusing and not being able to.....

    Maybe I'm becoming much more cynical as I've gotten older but I see people being figuratively S@rewed all the time by the corporations.

    I took my dogs to the vet over the past couple of months and with all the catching up we had to do to bring them both up-to-date, I told the vet right upfront that finances were a big consideration right now. She then decided what would be extremely important, vs. kind of important and gave me options. Bless her heart. She understood.

    And don't get me started on insurance companies. :( They say they pay this and that but I see people getting denied who don't appeal. My sister, TG, decided to appeal some charges she was told her insurance wouldn't cover. They ended up covering it all. They probably figure most people aren't going to bother. Because hey, they're big biz and know what they're doing, right? Like doctors know what they're doing, right?
  • MelG7777
    MelG7777 Posts: 14,233 Member
    ReenieHJ wrote: »
    People who refuse to advocate for themselves and question their doctor, their insurance companies.....they simply accept answers without doing any searching or questioning. :( And there's a big difference between refusing and not being able to.....

    Maybe I'm becoming much more cynical as I've gotten older but I see people being figuratively S@rewed all the time by the corporations.

    I took my dogs to the vet over the past couple of months and with all the catching up we had to do to bring them both up-to-date, I told the vet right upfront that finances were a big consideration right now. She then decided what would be extremely important, vs. kind of important and gave me options. Bless her heart. She understood.

    And don't get me started on insurance companies. :( They say they pay this and that but I see people getting denied who don't appeal. My sister, TG, decided to appeal some charges she was told her insurance wouldn't cover. They ended up covering it all. They probably figure most people aren't going to bother. Because hey, they're big biz and know what they're doing, right? Like doctors know what they're doing, right?

    It’s so true. I had to practically beg my surgeon to switch me to a different speciality clinic for a post surgical issue. I knew the place I was at was a joke. We switched and 2 weeks in the improvement is unbelievable. And the first place would act like the simplest things I had “researched” (googled/asked around/heard about) were practically Doctor level information. “Wow, do you have medical background?” “Oh, you know about medihoney?” “Thats great you know about supplements/vitamins” It just made me think how few questions some of their patients must ask. I appreciate doctors and medical people SO MUCH. Really I do. But you have to be somewhat prepared and also advocate for yourself. I feel bad for the people who aren’t in a position to do so and don’t have help.
  • honey_honey_12
    honey_honey_12 Posts: 14,774 Member
    tmanfive wrote: »
    Myself.

    Eff me. I knew I should have bought it. I said I didn’t want it because I didn’t want my property split be a county road.

    Someone’s building a house here. Welp, hope they ain’t bashful and don’t care about a long haired country boy, bare assed, playing on his property. 😂

    fo4poynffcon.jpeg

    Crap on a cracker!
    That really is a bummer.
    Always buy the land next to you if you have the money!!!!!
    Ya may need to plant some privacy.
  • ReenieHJ
    ReenieHJ Posts: 9,724 Member
    MelG7777 wrote: »
    ReenieHJ wrote: »
    People who refuse to advocate for themselves and question their doctor, their insurance companies.....they simply accept answers without doing any searching or questioning. :( And there's a big difference between refusing and not being able to.....

    Maybe I'm becoming much more cynical as I've gotten older but I see people being figuratively S@rewed all the time by the corporations.

    I took my dogs to the vet over the past couple of months and with all the catching up we had to do to bring them both up-to-date, I told the vet right upfront that finances were a big consideration right now. She then decided what would be extremely important, vs. kind of important and gave me options. Bless her heart. She understood.

    And don't get me started on insurance companies. :( They say they pay this and that but I see people getting denied who don't appeal. My sister, TG, decided to appeal some charges she was told her insurance wouldn't cover. They ended up covering it all. They probably figure most people aren't going to bother. Because hey, they're big biz and know what they're doing, right? Like doctors know what they're doing, right?

    It’s so true. I had to practically beg my surgeon to switch me to a different speciality clinic for a post surgical issue. I knew the place I was at was a joke. We switched and 2 weeks in the improvement is unbelievable. And the first place would act like the simplest things I had “researched” (googled/asked around/heard about) were practically Doctor level information. “Wow, do you have medical background?” “Oh, you know about medihoney?” “Thats great you know about supplements/vitamins” It just made me think how few questions some of their patients must ask. I appreciate doctors and medical people SO MUCH. Really I do. But you have to be somewhat prepared and also advocate for yourself. I feel bad for the people who aren’t in a position to do so and don’t have help.

    Medihoney was the best thing for keeping bed sores at bay with my BIL. The Home Health Care nurses shared that bit of advice with my sister. You really have to dig for yourself, ask questions of the right people. And sometimes luck has a huge part in it. My sister is going through depression and anxiety, can't sleep so she went to see the doctor. She's tried every damn thing in the book. Her dr. was too quick at prescribing her medication so my sister asked about how it affects glaucoma. Yep, all the meds. would've affected glaucoma. Doctors don't read the fine print unless they're asked to and they aren't that well-versed on all the 1000's of drugs available.

    The doctors, nurses, pharmacists, etc., are all a godsend but never be afraid to question them either.

    Glad the place you're going to is helping!!
  • tmanfive
    tmanfive Posts: 1,365 Member
    edited August 2021
    tmanfive wrote: »
    Myself.

    Eff me. I knew I should have bought it. I said I didn’t want it because I didn’t want my property split be a county road.

    Someone’s building a house here. Welp, hope they ain’t bashful and don’t care about a long haired country boy, bare assed, playing on his property. 😂

    fo4poynffcon.jpeg

    Crap on a cracker!
    That really is a bummer.
    Always buy the land next to you if you have the money!!!!!
    Ya may need to plant some privacy.

    I know. I could have but want to keep the cash on hand because I’m holding out for the hundred or so acres that is adjacent to the other sides of my property.

    I was here first. They can avert their eyes. I’m not muslin’ up my hay fields. Cattle’s going over there eventually too 😂
  • ReenieHJ
    ReenieHJ Posts: 9,724 Member
    tmanfive wrote: »
    Myself.

    Eff me. I knew I should have bought it. I said I didn’t want it because I didn’t want my property split be a county road.

    Someone’s building a house here. Welp, hope they ain’t bashful and don’t care about a long haired country boy, bare assed, playing on his property. 😂

    fo4poynffcon.jpeg

    Crap on a cracker!
    That really is a bummer.
    Always buy the land next to you if you have the money!!!!!
    Ya may need to plant some privacy.

    So true. :( A million years ago a piece of property was offered to all us neighbors that abuts all our backyards. I wish we'd had the money then to enlarge our property and fill in the swamp that was there. :(
    C'est la vie.


    I guess Tman will be wearing a towel around the pool from now on. :)
  • cmsienk
    cmsienk Posts: 18,906 Member
    tmanfive wrote: »
    ReenieHJ wrote: »
    tmanfive wrote: »
    Myself.

    Eff me. I knew I should have bought it. I said I didn’t want it because I didn’t want my property split be a county road.

    Someone’s building a house here. Welp, hope they ain’t bashful and don’t care about a long haired country boy, bare assed, playing on his property. 😂

    fo4poynffcon.jpeg

    Crap on a cracker!
    That really is a bummer.
    Always buy the land next to you if you have the money!!!!!
    Ya may need to plant some privacy.

    So true. :( A million years ago a piece of property was offered to all us neighbors that abuts all our backyards. I wish we'd had the money then to enlarge our property and fill in the swamp that was there. :(
    C'est la vie.


    I guess Tman will be wearing a towel around the pool from now on. :)

    That made me laugh. You, Ms. @ReenieHJ, do not know me very well.

    And if no towel irks them, they can just put up some blinds.
    😉
  • tmanfive
    tmanfive Posts: 1,365 Member
    edited August 2021
    tmanfive wrote: »
    Myself.

    Eff me. I knew I should have bought it. I said I didn’t want it because I didn’t want my property split be a county road.

    Someone’s building a house here. Welp, hope they ain’t bashful and don’t care about a long haired country boy, bare assed, playing on his property. 😂

    fo4poynffcon.jpeg

    Hoping your new neighbour isn't an old wrinkled country boy who likes to play bare assed on his property... cause you reeeeally gunna wish you'd bought it then 😂


    😂 Yeah. But I guess I’ll make the best of it. it will be all good, Ms. @slimgirljo15.

    Good on him if so. The au naturel human body is a beautiful thing.
  • vanityy99
    vanityy99 Posts: 2,583 Member
    Everything.
    Going to a wedding soon, wearing a tight mermaid dress. So I’ve been micromanaging my calorie intake so everything irksome. I hate it. After the wedding. No more.
  • tmanfive
    tmanfive Posts: 1,365 Member
    Project managers disconnected from everything.

    Eff your escalating on me.

    The client ain’t even got me what he owed me from 2 weeks ago.

    It’s all good though. Have fun loosing $ on this contract ‘cause I sure as H E Double Hockey Sticks am gonna work the sheet outa this gig this week. My LoE didn’t account for double time $.
  • MargaretYakoda
    MargaretYakoda Posts: 2,994 Member
    Neuropathy.
    Neuropathy is irking me right now.