Let me know you a little better
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Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
I’d like to believe this but since you’re top 97%, I’m questioning your math on this…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »I graduated top 5% on my class but chose not to attend my high school graduation for no particular reason…
I graduated in the top 97% of my class.
well, to be fair, math is hard.3 -
And to be even more fair, my top 5% was at GED school…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
I’d like to believe this but since you’re top 97%, I’m questioning your math on this…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »I graduated top 5% on my class but chose not to attend my high school graduation for no particular reason…
I graduated in the top 97% of my class.
well, to be fair, math is hard.1 -
Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
And to be even more fair, my top 5% was at GED school…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
I’d like to believe this but since you’re top 97%, I’m questioning your math on this…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »I graduated top 5% on my class but chose not to attend my high school graduation for no particular reason…
I graduated in the top 97% of my class.
well, to be fair, math is hard.
Quit Bragging.
.... I misspelled G.E.D. on the G.E.D. application3 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
And to be even more fair, my top 5% was at GED school…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
I’d like to believe this but since you’re top 97%, I’m questioning your math on this…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »I graduated top 5% on my class but chose not to attend my high school graduation for no particular reason…
I graduated in the top 97% of my class.
well, to be fair, math is hard.
Quit Bragging.
.... I misspelled G.E.D. on the G.E.D. application
Not bragging, it’s kinda embarrassing. I showed up thinking G.E.D. was an acronym for Guys with Erectile Dysfunction…8 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
And to be even more fair, my top 5% was at GED school…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
I’d like to believe this but since you’re top 97%, I’m questioning your math on this…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »I graduated top 5% on my class but chose not to attend my high school graduation for no particular reason…
I graduated in the top 97% of my class.
well, to be fair, math is hard.
Quit Bragging.
.... I misspelled G.E.D. on the G.E.D. application
I actually took the GED. I passed.
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Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
And to be even more fair, my top 5% was at GED school…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
I’d like to believe this but since you’re top 97%, I’m questioning your math on this…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »I graduated top 5% on my class but chose not to attend my high school graduation for no particular reason…
I graduated in the top 97% of my class.
well, to be fair, math is hard.
Quit Bragging.
.... I misspelled G.E.D. on the G.E.D. application
Now you’re bragging. I showed up thinking G.E.D. was an acronym for Guys with Erectile Dysfunction…
wait.
..... it's not ?3 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
And to be even more fair, my top 5% was at GED school…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
I’d like to believe this but since you’re top 97%, I’m questioning your math on this…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »I graduated top 5% on my class but chose not to attend my high school graduation for no particular reason…
I graduated in the top 97% of my class.
well, to be fair, math is hard.
Quit Bragging.
.... I misspelled G.E.D. on the G.E.D. application
Now you’re bragging. I showed up thinking G.E.D. was an acronym for Guys with Erectile Dysfunction…
wait.
..... it's not ?
Apparently not. I’ll never trust my mom again…3 -
Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
And to be even more fair, my top 5% was at GED school…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »
I’d like to believe this but since you’re top 97%, I’m questioning your math on this…Motorsheen wrote: »Watching_The_Wheels wrote: »I graduated top 5% on my class but chose not to attend my high school graduation for no particular reason…
I graduated in the top 97% of my class.
well, to be fair, math is hard.
Quit Bragging.
.... I misspelled G.E.D. on the G.E.D. application
Now you’re bragging. I showed up thinking G.E.D. was an acronym for Guys with Erectile Dysfunction…
wait.
..... it's not ?
Apparently not. I’ll never trust my mom again…
But your dad? GeD?0 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »To know me is to love me 🥰
Can confirm ❤
Aww 🥰...
You just like watching me fall on my face 🥰😂2 -
_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »To know me is to love me 🥰
I have the opposite effect
I am attracted...2 -
will_it_go_round_in_circles wrote: »desertfoxcoffee wrote: »I prefer animals to people.
what about people who behave like animals?
I guess it depends on what you consider animal behavior.0 -
At the height of the pandemic when I was still a reporter I'd day drink. I was still smart about it and didn't drink if I had to drive to an interview, be in a phone or zoom interview, but yeah...I definitely drank while working and my editor was okay with it. LOL I think she was in the same boat...2
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Some days I regret retiring and wish I'd tried harder to be less stressed about my job. Two years later I still dream about my former work, miss the kids and families, miss the creative process and being my own boss, miss the connection.
But I am grateful to have had that extra time with my sister and her dh when he was alive. I've never felt closer to my sister.7 -
I'm kinda anti Chick Flick (except at Christmas when I binge watch Hallmark and Falalalala Lifetime) 😜
But absolutely prefer watching crazy non-stop Action Movies, Political Thrillers and (jump outta your seat) Horrors! Love that adrenaline rush!1 -
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I have Symmetry OCD. I get fixated on the alignment and arrangement of objects.
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Where ever my son and grandchildren live,
that’s where I’ll live.
I grew up with my grandparents in different cities and states but I can’t imagine not living in the same city as my son.
Maybe since he’s an only child, maybe it’s the grandkids, maybe it’s because I’m adopted and they are my only blood relatives.
I really don’t know.
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Peachesand_cream wrote: »I have Symmetry OCD. I get fixated on the alignment and arrangement of objects.
I have this too. I’ll rearrange things as many times as it takes for it to feel right.
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I was married to a narcissist that hung the fact that she made more money than me over my head....also kept a “tab” of what she felt I owed her...good effing riddance6
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Peachesand_cream wrote: »I have Symmetry OCD. I get fixated on the alignment and arrangement of objects.
only for loudspeakers... gotta have that balance and 'sweet spot'.
most everything else - Co mpL et e. Ch Aos an dMis-maTched iS MyC oMfortZo ne4 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Peachesand_cream wrote: »I have Symmetry OCD. I get fixated on the alignment and arrangement of objects.
only for loudspeakers... gotta have that balance and 'sweet spot'.
most everything else - Co mpL et e. Ch Aos an dMis-maTched iS MyC oMfortZo ne
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accio_doughnuts wrote: »Peachesand_cream wrote: »I have Symmetry OCD. I get fixated on the alignment and arrangement of objects.
I have this too. I’ll rearrange things as many times as it takes for it to feel right.
Someone who gets me 😊1 -
Peachesand_cream wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Peachesand_cream wrote: »I have Symmetry OCD. I get fixated on the alignment and arrangement of objects.
only for loudspeakers... gotta have that balance and 'sweet spot'.
most everything else - Co mpL et e. Ch Aos an dMis-maTched iS MyC oMfortZo ne
Actually....well, yeah, I want most everything dialed-in and squared away.
Having a USMC dad will leave that kind of impression.2 -
accio_doughnuts wrote: »Peachesand_cream wrote: »I have Symmetry OCD. I get fixated on the alignment and arrangement of objects.
I have this too. I’ll rearrange things as many times as it takes for it to feel right.
Haha I've been going through this recently with dh and his apparent symmetry OCD. We were trying to come together for creating a kitchen design(WITH a contractor and kitchen design guy from the kitchen place who, I'm sure, will know to give their input with suggestions) and he wants everything perfect, got his tape measure out and reeling off numbers/measurements left and right. My eyes glaze over because Me? I just want the dang silverware drawer near the sink. Haha And FWIW, he's just as clueless as I am when it comes to this type of thing.
Same with planting flowers along our front walk. I bought solar lights to offset the plants and he's got his tape out there measuring how many inches/feet between everything for it to look right. He said what do you think? I said "I don't care! I'll just put the plants and lights beside the walkway and see how it might look!"
Only one of the reasons why we don't work well together.
We're all so different.2 -
accio_doughnuts wrote: »Peachesand_cream wrote: »I have Symmetry OCD. I get fixated on the alignment and arrangement of objects.
I have this too. I’ll rearrange things as many times as it takes for it to feel right.
Is it a personal thing or does other peoples asymmetry bother you both too? I would probably drive you both over the edge.0 -
accio_doughnuts wrote: »Peachesand_cream wrote: »I have Symmetry OCD. I get fixated on the alignment and arrangement of objects.
I have this too. I’ll rearrange things as many times as it takes for it to feel right.
Is it a personal thing or does other peoples asymmetry bother you both too? I would probably drive you both over the edge.
It doesn't bother me "as much" when it's someone else's house etc. Just never leave the room for an extended period of time...you may come back to find me moving things around to make it more aesthetically appealing to my eyes. 😆
Also, I'm the perfect guest to have at your next party. I'll have the place spotless before the night is over.3 -
Peachesand_cream wrote: »accio_doughnuts wrote: »Peachesand_cream wrote: »I have Symmetry OCD. I get fixated on the alignment and arrangement of objects.
I have this too. I’ll rearrange things as many times as it takes for it to feel right.
Is it a personal thing or does other peoples asymmetry bother you both too? I would probably drive you both over the edge.
It doesn't bother me "as much" when it's someone else's house etc. Just never leave the room for an extended period of time...you may come back to find me moving things around to make it more aesthetically appealing to my eyes. 😆
Also, I'm the perfect guest to have at your next party. I'll have the place spotless before the night is over.
Oh I wouldn’t mind at all! I’m very much an eyeball it type of person…pic looks good there? Nail it to the wall. Then I eyeball it again to space them out etc. 😂 I think it turns out good enough. I’m also really good at rigging things up and using “unconventional tools” for things. You might hate me a little but I think it would be ok. I’m only a perfectionist with things that don’t really matter. Like party invitations and stuff like that.2 -
@MelG7777 that's me as well. I have no problem with symmetry as a rule but hate to have to listen to someone spouting off measurements over and over and expect me to remember or even listen. My eyes glaze easily. Lining candles up on my shelf, books big to little, certain things I'll do what feels right to my eye. Placing flowers and solar lights along the walk is the same way. Why worry about if something's 4.5" apart versus 5" and making sure it's exactly perfect? If it's good enough for my eyes, it'll be good enough for everybody elses. IMO symmetry is highly over rated. Lol
We all have individual ways of doing things. Just don't make me do it your way. 2 -
I care too much for things, people... even though they aren't deserving.5
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@MelG7777 that's me as well. I have no problem with symmetry as a rule but hate to have to listen to someone spouting off measurements over and over and expect me to remember or even listen. My eyes glaze easily. Lining candles up on my shelf, books big to little, certain things I'll do what feels right to my eye. Placing flowers and solar lights along the walk is the same way. Why worry about if something's 4.5" apart versus 5" and making sure it's exactly perfect? If it's good enough for my eyes, it'll be good enough for everybody elses. IMO symmetry is highly over rated. Lol
We all have individual ways of doing things. Just don't make me do it your way.
See, you get me! I feel like we could all move in together Golden Girls style with the different dynamics and see where it leads us.😂1
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