Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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LadyAbsynthe wrote: »Confession: when people (adult people, not children, not around children) say things like "what the heck" it really bothers me. It makes it sound less emphatic than either using the actual swear word or just saying the sentence. There's something "why the heck not?" that I can't take seriously.
Haahaa I was in the habit of swearing like a sailor and it was NOT work appropriate so I have trained myself to use old fashioned, fuddy-duddy exclamations like "gosh!" and "goodness" and "poot" and "pshaw". Now I get teasted about it.0 -
The only time I kind of hate my Fitbit is on swim days when I am not doing any dancing. That doesn't happen often, but sheesh! I feel like I've had to do a ton of intentional stepping just to get to a measly 10,000.
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Alatariel75 wrote: »LadyAbsynthe wrote: »Confession: when people (adult people, not children, not around children) say things like "what the heck" it really bothers me. It makes it sound less emphatic than either using the actual swear word or just saying the sentence. There's something "why the heck not?" that I can't take seriously.
Haahaa I was in the habit of swearing like a sailor and it was NOT work appropriate so I have trained myself to use old fashioned, fuddy-duddy exclamations like "gosh!" and "goodness" and "poot" and "pshaw". Now I get teasted about it.
Something like "goodness" or "pshaw" I think is actually kind of cute and funny--the really old-fashioned ones that no one really uses anymore. Or maybe exclamations are all fine with me. It's just the other ones that bother me. Like, either swear or don't. But that's just me :P0 -
superhockeymom wrote: »I just ate dinner and its 11:30.
Sadly I do this at least weekly0 -
LadyAbsynthe wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »LadyAbsynthe wrote: »Confession: when people (adult people, not children, not around children) say things like "what the heck" it really bothers me. It makes it sound less emphatic than either using the actual swear word or just saying the sentence. There's something "why the heck not?" that I can't take seriously.
Haahaa I was in the habit of swearing like a sailor and it was NOT work appropriate so I have trained myself to use old fashioned, fuddy-duddy exclamations like "gosh!" and "goodness" and "poot" and "pshaw". Now I get teasted about it.
Something like "goodness" or "pshaw" I think is actually kind of cute and funny--the really old-fashioned ones that no one really uses anymore. Or maybe exclamations are all fine with me. It's just the other ones that bother me. Like, either swear or don't. But that's just me :P
OH, and "golly". I use golly a LOT.0 -
I'm impressed with your bladder capacity/control. I had three big babies in 5 years and pee at every opportunity.Italian_Buju wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Agreed. I do not use public toilets unless it is 100% necessary, and even then, I will clean it as best I can with bleach wipes or whatever I have on me....I can literally go 14+ hours without peeing while I am out....and I drink a LOT of water....
I confess that Germs don't bother me much. I sit.
Most people are lol
When I was young, my friends and I would go to the bar every weekend about 11pm, I would drink all night (say 10-15 drinks), usually leave the bar around 3 and most times go out to eat and I would not pee until I got home. They said that would change after having kids, 17 years ago I gave natural birth to a 12 pound baby, still not peeing til I get home!
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LadyAbsynthe wrote: »Confession: when people (adult people, not children, not around children) say things like "what the heck" it really bothers me. It makes it sound less emphatic than either using the actual swear word or just saying the sentence. There's something "why the heck not?" that I can't take seriously.
I used to work around kids so swearing was totally not okay. I came up with some pretty creative alternatives.0 -
Italian_Buju wrote: »
I'm impressed with your bladder capacity/control. I had three big babies in 5 years and pee at every opportunity.Italian_Buju wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Agreed. I do not use public toilets unless it is 100% necessary, and even then, I will clean it as best I can with bleach wipes or whatever I have on me....I can literally go 14+ hours without peeing while I am out....and I drink a LOT of water....
I confess that Germs don't bother me much. I sit.
Most people are lol
When I was young, my friends and I would go to the bar every weekend about 11pm, I would drink all night (say 10-15 drinks), usually leave the bar around 3 and most times go out to eat and I would not pee until I got home. They said that would change after having kids, 17 years ago I gave natural birth to a 12 pound baby, still not peeing til I get home!
Add me to only peeing at home unless absolutely necessary. I'll go one further and say I've lived in my house for 7 years and I've never used the spare bathroom. It drives me crazy when people use my bathroom. There's a perfectly good spare bathroom for guests, stay out of mine.0 -
Confess: People who do not use turn signals should not be allowed to drive due to their disability.0
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I weigh myself 2-3 times or more every time I go to the gym. Before I work out, after I work out, before I use the bathroom, after I use the bathroom, etc. I'm just trying to get an accurate idea of what my weight actually is, though I try not to stress over every little pound. The other day I lost half a pound just by taking a dump. Lol.0
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Breakfast today consisted of coffee and jaffa cakes...0
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Confession: I had a night out on Saturday with a few friends, and Sunday morning was the first time in my 4 (legal) years of drinking that I vomited from too many shots. I probably shouldn't be as proud of this as I actually am.0
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I started taking garcinia cambogia today. Hoping it will give me a little boost in my weight loss because im at my biggest weight ever.0
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I started taking garcia cambogia today. Hoping it will give me a little boost in my weight loss because im at my biggest weight ever.0
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All of you people who've never been hungover - that's amazing! When I was a student I was hungover every single weekend. Honestly I put on most of my weight from drinking my calories and the poor food choices that came with it. I'll still have a drink on a Saturday but any other time it's just not worth it. I like going to the gym and working out too much now and any sort of exercise with a hangover is torture!0
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Alatariel75 wrote: »LadyAbsynthe wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »LadyAbsynthe wrote: »Confession: when people (adult people, not children, not around children) say things like "what the heck" it really bothers me. It makes it sound less emphatic than either using the actual swear word or just saying the sentence. There's something "why the heck not?" that I can't take seriously.
Haahaa I was in the habit of swearing like a sailor and it was NOT work appropriate so I have trained myself to use old fashioned, fuddy-duddy exclamations like "gosh!" and "goodness" and "poot" and "pshaw". Now I get teasted about it.
Something like "goodness" or "pshaw" I think is actually kind of cute and funny--the really old-fashioned ones that no one really uses anymore. Or maybe exclamations are all fine with me. It's just the other ones that bother me. Like, either swear or don't. But that's just me :P
OH, and "golly". I use golly a LOT.
I work with children and teenagers so obviously swearing has to be out (no matter how much some of the sixth formers test my sanity), and I secretly love the look of disgust the older ones give me when I use the phrase 'effing and jeffing'. Cracks me up.0 -
I was suppose to be doing my diet since November 2014.. In reality, I just started my diet today. And only have three months to lose 15 pounds.0
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noaddedsugarx wrote: »All of you people who've never been hungover - that's amazing! When I was a student I was hungover every single weekend. Honestly I put on most of my weight from drinking my calories and the poor food choices that came with it. I'll still have a drink on a Saturday but any other time it's just not worth it. I like going to the gym and working out too much now and any sort of exercise with a hangover is torture!
Ok explain to me - why make yourself go through that? I don't get it.
About peeing all the time, I sometimes actually dread going to the movies because I know it's going to be torture not to be able to pee for 2.5 hours! 1.5 year ago I went to see a 3 movie marathon and I had to rush to the restroom between each of them, while worried someone was going to take my seat... It sucked. I pee all the time. And I didn't even have kids.
My confession - I need to learn to shut up when I drive. I always complain about other drivers, and not always nicely, and it's setting a bad example for the kids. But really, can't parents pull up all the way in the parking lot when they are dropping off their kids and there are 10+ cars waiting? SHEESH.0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »My confession: I signed on today just to post to this thread what I just read in Time magazine: "Prairie Farms dairy company has debuted a line of Peeps-branded milk available in flavors like marshmallow and chocolate marshmallow. The taste is "Peep-tastic" according to a Peeps spokesperson." Who will be the first to try it?!
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