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      ythannah wrote: »
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      ... next!

      I suck at pool too but I've always loved playing. I'm okay with sucking because I'm very non-competitive and I'm just playing for fun.

      What often has happened to me after losing and leaving a whole mess of balls on the table is that the winner will then take the opportunity to show off his superior skills by sinking MY balls too, in a really condescending "let me show you how it's done" way. Which always makes me want to stab him with a cue... but I've never actually followed through on that, fortunately.

      Sounds like we need a girls night out of pool playing. I am not the best, but I do ok. Love to play when I get the chance, but my hubby is really good, and tries to direct me all the time and I am all like, let me be and make my shot my way.
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      crosbylee wrote: »
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      Sounds like we need a girls night out of pool playing. I am not the best, but I do ok. Love to play when I get the chance, but my hubby is really good, and tries to direct me all the time and I am all like, let me be and make my shot my way.

      I play in a weekly billiards league. It is a double jeopardy league, which means we play both 8 ball and 9 ball. I love to play pool. It has become a family thing for us, we were on a team with some co-workers that has evolved over time to me, my husband, my two sons, one of my daughter in laws, my son's best friend and two guys that work with me and hubby (we work at the same company).
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      CountessKitteh wrote: »
      I stalk the profiles of people who make me laugh in forums. Then I friend them. Then I panic that they're going to think I'm a creep.

      ^That was my first contribution to this thread. (On page 27)

      I'm super bored at work today.
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      crosbylee wrote: »
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      If it works kind of like it does here in Houston, after the case is over, you will have the opportunity to speak with both attorneys. Let her know about it then.

      Nope. They just sent us home. The bailiff did say he would speak to her.
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      bnhbookworm03 wrote: »
      As a person who has suffered from various forms of disordered eating I am terrified of trying to lose the weight again. I know I need to for health reasons but I am literally terrified I am going to take it to the extreme and get obsessed and end up in a very bad mental state. :(

      I totally understand that feeling, but I have successfully lost to a healthy weight and maintained for 18 months. I was so anxious during the process, but I don't want a knee replacement and that's where I was headed.

      You can do it
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      CountessKitteh wrote: »
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      ^That was my first contribution to this thread. (On page 27)

      I'm super bored at work today.
      I still do this but I'm too nervous to try friending them. :(

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      Sinnister78 wrote: »
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      Nope. I drink in the comfort of my own home. Sometimes on my deck enjoying the view.

      This weekend will be easy to cut out. So perhaps.....

      Maybe just cut back. I can totally relate to a relaxing drink and a beautiful sunset. I'd just rather drink coffee than alcohol.
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      CountessKitteh wrote: »
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      ^That was my first contribution to this thread. (On page 27)

      I'm super bored at work today.

      This is funny! I'm going to friend you now, I hope you don't think I'm a creep :)
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      Kettle_Belle14 wrote: »
      I've never weighed a single piece of food. I rarely measure either...I just try to over "guesstimate". The MFP Police would HATE me ;)

      That's okay. I hate the food scale police. :-)
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      bkhamill wrote: »
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      Testing this out, I have a headache right now, and I am opening the unwanted pep-o-mints now.

      Let me know if it works.
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      kecmw25 wrote: »
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      This is funny! I'm going to friend you now, I hope you don't think I'm a creep :)

      I friended @MoHousdon right after posting that and she responded by calling me a creep on the board so... ;)
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      If you need a chuckle, there are some funny comments in here http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10243927/gym-etiquette/p1

      Some pictures in it are probably NSFW!
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      ShibaEars wrote: »
      If you need a chuckle, there are some funny comments in here http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10243927/gym-etiquette/p1

      Some pictures in it are probably NSFW!

      Sometimes I'm thankful that photos don't load at work.
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      CountessKitteh wrote: »
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      Sometimes I'm thankful that photos don't load at work.

      You might know @tincanonastring weighed in on that :smiley:

      Seriously, thanks for the laugh!
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      CountessKitteh wrote: »
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      I friended @MoHousdon right after posting that and she responded by calling me a creep on the board so... ;)

      I've been stalked by you today. Good thing I think kittehs are harmless and cute.
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      MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
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      Let me know if it works.

      I would say it did help.
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      CountessKitteh wrote: »
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      ^That was my first contribution to this thread. (On page 27)

      I'm super bored at work today.

      Bahahhaa this is why I love you!!
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      CountessKitteh wrote: »
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      I friended @MoHousdon right after posting that and she responded by calling me a creep on the board so... ;)

      Hahaha, she would! ;)
    • Posts: 8,063 Member
      bkhamill wrote: »
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      I would say it did help.

      Good. Now you didn't waste your dollar.

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      MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
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      Good. Now you didn't waste your dollar.

      Thanks for the tip!
    • Posts: 8,063 Member
      ShibaEars wrote: »
      If you need a chuckle, there are some funny comments in here http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10243927/gym-etiquette/p1

      Some pictures in it are probably NSFW!

      Thanks for the warning. I waited until I got home to click. I was thinking of one if the teachers at my gym the whole time. A couple of months ago, she stopped hip hop class during warm up and told two teenagers to leave and come back wearing pants that fit because "they're your lady parts, but I am not looking at them while I teach."
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      bkhamill wrote: »
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      Thanks for the tip!
      Happy to share. I learned it from my grandmother.

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      MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
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      Thanks for the warning. I waited until I got home to click. I was thinking of one if the teachers at my gym the whole time. A couple of months ago, she stopped hip hop class during warm up and told two teenagers to leave and come back wearing pants that fit because "they're your lady parts, but I am not looking at them while I teach."


      Do you think they dressed that way intentionally? I don't think any woman would purposely go for that "look". It would be mortifying to have it pointed out, especially in front of a group of people!
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      girldownsouth wrote: »
      This morning I was tired and struggling to get going and I forgot to pick up the sandwich my boyfriend made me that was right in front of me. He handed it to me and told me I was ungrateful. I said I'm not, just not very with it. He told me that if I go to the toilet to make sure I remember to take my (under)pants down if that's what my brain is like. Sorry @spamarie ;)

      Sounds a bit harsh. Ouch!
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      LBuehrle8 wrote: »
      God you people are chatty! I can't keep up it's stressing me out!

      1. I hope they put Fear the Walking Dead on Netflix like they did Walking Dead.
      2. Today hates me :(

      We love you!
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      edited September 2015
      ShibaEars wrote: »
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      Do you think they dressed that way intentionally? I don't think any woman would purposely go for that "look". It would be mortifying to have it pointed out, especially in front of a group of people!

      When the super low waist jeans were in (thanks Britney Spears) a kid at the barn who was like 17 came into the barn to ride. I told her I would appreciate it if she never wore those jeans around me again as I didn't enjoy seeing her public hair. She was pretty shocked. But seriously. It was ridiculous.
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      CountessKitteh wrote: »
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      ^That was my first contribution to this thread. (On page 27)

      I'm super bored at work today.

      I totally remember reading this!!!!!!
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      bkhamill wrote: »
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      I play in a weekly billiards league. It is a double jeopardy league, which means we play both 8 ball and 9 ball. I love to play pool. It has become a family thing for us, we were on a team with some co-workers that has evolved over time to me, my husband, my two sons, one of my daughter in laws, my son's best friend and two guys that work with me and hubby (we work at the same company).

      I LOVE to play pool. And I am terrible. :)
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      bkhamill wrote: »
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      I once got a pretty risque email about some weekend plans at work from a coworker whose wife's first name and first two letters of last name were the same as mine, he did not even notice it populated my email address instead of hers. He was very embarrassed. I just replied with something like - Can I bring my husband?

      This is too funny! At least it was intended for his wife and not an extramarital affair!
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      kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »
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      I am surprised no one has quoted the cocoa powder confession for awhile.
      ejb060793 wrote: »
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      Yeah, it was. I'm over it now, just took some time. The message was basically just saying that I am a "wanna be med student" and a bunch of other stupid crap. It was really rude and hurtful, but I realized that the user knows nothing about me as a person, and likewise I know nothing about them. For all I know, they could have just been having a horribly crappy day. And for anyone who is curious, after soaking in the tub, lady bits felt much better. I will be more cautious in regards to washing my hands after I touch any spicy foods.

      They are the loser. I don't spend any time outside of this thread anymore but there are a lot of people in other threads who hide behind the anonymity of the internet to humiliate and belittle people to make themselves feel better. I would ignore them. It's safe in here!

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