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iamunicoon wrote: »I'm not a spontaneous person. You want us to meet, let me know at least 48h in advance. If your plans involve food (especially buffet style dinners), I'm gonna need you to send me a formal invitation in written form no less than a week in advance. List the names of everyone else invited and give me a rough timeline so I'll know how long I'm gonna have to pretend to be a normal person for.
I am kinda the same way. This is especially true if I have guests coming to my home.1 -
Unless we say we want to see your wiener we do in fact not want to see your wiener. TMI? Seriously though. 😒4
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caco_ethes wrote: »Cameron_1969 wrote: »If I nod and agree, it means I have dismissed your logic as unsound and see no need to argue further, and I'm just going to do whatever I was going to do anyway.
I really wish someone would explain this to my mil so her uneducated *kitten* would stop giving me medical advice
I could not agree more with this.0 -
If you drop food on the floor it's ok.
You can still eat it .
Just blow on it .0 -
Dont eat my chickens or I will have to hunt you down0
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Don’t button the bottom button on a blazer...EVER2
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Wash your hands after using the bathroom.2
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frankmartini123 wrote: »Don’t button the bottom button on a blazer...EVER
Ummmm, why?0 -
If you break up with me and move out, please take all your *kitten* crap with you.1
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orangegato wrote: »If you break up with me and move out, please take all your *kitten* crap with you.
Well, this is why you never let someone move in0 -
Never get involved in a land war in Asia1
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Only ask questions when you really wanna know the answer.4
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Always tip bad service and bad haircuts!1
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I don't know if this was said
don't fart at me. it will never be funny1 -
frankmartini123 wrote: »Don’t button the bottom button on a blazer...EVER
The suits thread requests your attendance0 -
orangegato wrote: »Never get involved in a land war in Asia
Those are the worst0 -
Never go against a Scicilian when death is on the line2
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Never tell your boss No for something work related. If they ask you to do something, you better have a really *kitten* good reason to refuse2
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orangegato wrote: »Never tell your boss No for something work related. If they ask you to do something, you better have a really *kitten* good reason to refuse
Depends on the job. It's literally my job to keep my boss in check, so I have to frequently tell him off about what he, I, or anyone in the workplace can and cannot do, and I'm always armed with a list of things I tell him to do. Sure, my refusing to do things is usually related to things like "no, we/you/I won't do that, that won't fly with the tax administration/auditor/other authority, it's illegal, against workplace policies, it won't make any sense because X" etc. My boss is the CEO of this company. On the other hand, I suppose all those reasons are really *kitten* good reasons to refuse. The difference is, I don't just refuse, I tell him it shouldn't be done by anyone.Maybe this has been said, but.... never ask a woman if she is pregnant. Ever.
Also, never ask a woman if it's her TOM, especially in the context of "why are you so angry, are you on your period or something". She may or may not have her period, but the thing she's angry about is probably worth the anger anyway and TOM just means she doesn't bother with keeping her mouth shut about it.
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