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MargaretYakoda wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »
Seldomly. What else do you got?
if you buy one of those little travel size sticky paper lint remover rollers you can take a hacksaw and saw the handle off to a nub and it fits in your pocket a lot better if you really want one on hand at all times oh nevermind youre a girl you have tiny pockets this whole plan will never work im such a failure im sorry
No, this is good. I could get a Fanny pack. Or carry it around in a shopping bag.
fanny packs are coming back in style so i vote yes
You’re 100% right. There’s this HUUUUGE “pack or no pack” debate I’ve been trying to avoid. I’ve never considered one. But I may have to now.
I still have the original heavy duty fanny pack I bought thirty years ago. And yes, it’s black. Of course. I forget which company, but it’s some big name outdoor sports place. Like Patagonia. But I don’t think it is Patagonia.
I pulled the tag off years ago.
Anyhow, that thing takes a beating and just keeps going. Now that I have a balance disorder it’s much better than anything else, because it doesn’t swing when I walk.
See? Everything comes back ‘round again. But it’s great that it’s functional for you and not just the fashion statement piece.
Waiting for my jeans and blouse to come back into style.
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MargaretYakoda wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »
Seldomly. What else do you got?
if you buy one of those little travel size sticky paper lint remover rollers you can take a hacksaw and saw the handle off to a nub and it fits in your pocket a lot better if you really want one on hand at all times oh nevermind youre a girl you have tiny pockets this whole plan will never work im such a failure im sorry
No, this is good. I could get a Fanny pack. Or carry it around in a shopping bag.
fanny packs are coming back in style so i vote yes
You’re 100% right. There’s this HUUUUGE “pack or no pack” debate I’ve been trying to avoid. I’ve never considered one. But I may have to now.
I still have the original heavy duty fanny pack I bought thirty years ago. And yes, it’s black. Of course. I forget which company, but it’s some big name outdoor sports place. Like Patagonia. But I don’t think it is Patagonia.
I pulled the tag off years ago.
Anyhow, that thing takes a beating and just keeps going. Now that I have a balance disorder it’s much better than anything else, because it doesn’t swing when I walk.
See? Everything comes back ‘round again. But it’s great that it’s functional for you and not just the fashion statement piece.
Waiting for my jeans and blouse to come back into style.
Omg. I’d say it’s your time to shine.🤩1 -
MargaretYakoda wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »
Seldomly. What else do you got?
if you buy one of those little travel size sticky paper lint remover rollers you can take a hacksaw and saw the handle off to a nub and it fits in your pocket a lot better if you really want one on hand at all times oh nevermind youre a girl you have tiny pockets this whole plan will never work im such a failure im sorry
No, this is good. I could get a Fanny pack. Or carry it around in a shopping bag.
fanny packs are coming back in style so i vote yes
You’re 100% right. There’s this HUUUUGE “pack or no pack” debate I’ve been trying to avoid. I’ve never considered one. But I may have to now.
I still have the original heavy duty fanny pack I bought thirty years ago. And yes, it’s black. Of course. I forget which company, but it’s some big name outdoor sports place. Like Patagonia. But I don’t think it is Patagonia.
I pulled the tag off years ago.
Anyhow, that thing takes a beating and just keeps going. Now that I have a balance disorder it’s much better than anything else, because it doesn’t swing when I walk.
See? Everything comes back ‘round again. But it’s great that it’s functional for you and not just the fashion statement piece.
Waiting for my jeans and blouse to come back into style.
Omg. I’d say it’s your time to shine.🤩
Don't think they'd fit the same.
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never-ending private jokes 🙄5
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I'm female, and I have a BS in animal science, and it took me over a year to figure out my mare has hormone issues
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Penny_Loafers wrote: »Penny_Loafers wrote: »Penny_Loafers wrote: »anti-vaxxers. all day erryday.
Not gonna hit disagree on your post. But I do disagree with your post. Everyone has a right to decide for themselves what they do with and to their own bodies. I took the vaccine, because I believe in it, and in modern medicine. I also believe that we have a right to each decide for ourselves what we want to do, and not to be judged for our decision. If the vaccine works, and you took it, you are safe. If it does not work and you are at risk, it does not matter what your neighbor does.
My opinion...does not mean I am right, but what I believe.
For all y'all who are fixin to disagree with my post, I love y'all anyway.
Hi there. I'm very glad to hear you got the COVID vax, but am sorry to hear your thoughts on the proven efficacy of the vaccine. It's not a matter of "if the vaccine works". It works. The science proves that. You simply cannot argue against facts. In the case of infectious diseases like COVID, it very much does matter what your neighbor does - as we have learned the extremely hard way over the course of the past year and a half. I can't fathom how one cannot see that by now.
No arguing with you regarding the efficacy. Fact of the matter is, if it works, you are protected. If people who choose not to get the vaccine and get sick, that is on them and not on you. If they pass it on to someone else, shame on that person receiving for not getting the vaccine, but again, nothing to do with you.
Everyone needs to do what is right for themselves, and quit worrying about what other people do. I get the flu shot....my neighbor does not. If he gets the flu, that's on him. Same with any other vaccine. Same with covid.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes IMHO. You and I got the vaccine. Good for us. (If it works, we are safe). If our neighbor chooses to refuse the shot because of their own beliefs, and they get Covid, that should not affect us at all.
I realize that there is plenty of published data showing the vaccine works. That being said, I personally know of a dozen or more people right now, not heresay, but people that I know, that have had the vaccine and currently have Covid. (or at least have tested positive for it with some symptoms that could be anything.) I also know a guy who had 5 independent Covid tests on the same day, 3 being positive and 2 being negative, so I really do not know what the truth is or what to believe.
My point over the whole thing is we should all do what is right for us and quit telling people that we know better than them what is right for them.
For those of y'all that are fixin' to disagree this post, I love y'all anyway!
what seems to be flying over yours and others heads is that with a public health crisis, it actually does in fact matter what others are doing, not just yourself. that is readily apparent right now. yes there are breakthrough cases from those who have received the vaccine, but as you admitted those cases tend to be mild or asymptomatic, PLUS a small fraction of total cases. the VAST majority are unvaccinated, and our hospitals are reaching capacity again due to the UNvaccinated.
I'm so frustrated with the lack of care outside of one's own self.
I am in NY. I am vaccinated. I am in and around what was once the worst place in the country for Covid. But now, it is absolutely false to say the hospitals are reaching capacity again. There are actually some very large hospitals just 10 miles out of NYC that have 0 covid patients. The major hospitals are treating more violent crime victims 10 to 1 over Covid. I promise you, we have a much bigger threat than Covid right now in our cities.7 -
honey_honey_12 wrote: »never-ending private jokes 🙄
@honey_honey_12
..... and then she said:
"Strawberries? Strawberries?!? Why would I want strawberries if instead I could have a 'Whole Pineapple' ?!?"
then we all laughed.5 -
Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »never-ending private jokes 🙄
@honey_honey_12
..... and then she said:
"Strawberries? Strawberries?!? Why would I want strawberries if instead I could have a 'Whole Pineapple' ?!?"
then we all laughed.
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MargaretYakoda wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »
Seldomly. What else do you got?
if you buy one of those little travel size sticky paper lint remover rollers you can take a hacksaw and saw the handle off to a nub and it fits in your pocket a lot better if you really want one on hand at all times oh nevermind youre a girl you have tiny pockets this whole plan will never work im such a failure im sorry
No, this is good. I could get a Fanny pack. Or carry it around in a shopping bag.
fanny packs are coming back in style so i vote yes
You’re 100% right. There’s this HUUUUGE “pack or no pack” debate I’ve been trying to avoid. I’ve never considered one. But I may have to now.
I still have the original heavy duty fanny pack I bought thirty years ago. And yes, it’s black. Of course. I forget which company, but it’s some big name outdoor sports place. Like Patagonia. But I don’t think it is Patagonia.
I pulled the tag off years ago.
Anyhow, that thing takes a beating and just keeps going. Now that I have a balance disorder it’s much better than anything else, because it doesn’t swing when I walk.
See? Everything comes back ‘round again. But it’s great that it’s functional for you and not just the fashion statement piece.MargaretYakoda wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »
Seldomly. What else do you got?
if you buy one of those little travel size sticky paper lint remover rollers you can take a hacksaw and saw the handle off to a nub and it fits in your pocket a lot better if you really want one on hand at all times oh nevermind youre a girl you have tiny pockets this whole plan will never work im such a failure im sorry
No, this is good. I could get a Fanny pack. Or carry it around in a shopping bag.
fanny packs are coming back in style so i vote yes
You’re 100% right. There’s this HUUUUGE “pack or no pack” debate I’ve been trying to avoid. I’ve never considered one. But I may have to now.
I still have the original heavy duty fanny pack I bought thirty years ago. And yes, it’s black. Of course. I forget which company, but it’s some big name outdoor sports place. Like Patagonia. But I don’t think it is Patagonia.
I pulled the tag off years ago.
Anyhow, that thing takes a beating and just keeps going. Now that I have a balance disorder it’s much better than anything else, because it doesn’t swing when I walk.
See? Everything comes back ‘round again. But it’s great that it’s functional for you and not just the fashion statement piece.
Waiting for my jeans and blouse to come back into style.
Omg. I’d say it’s your time to shine.🤩
I always shine…
More like Danny Torrance than anything else though 😂1 -
MargaretYakoda wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »PAWGliacci wrote: »
Seldomly. What else do you got?
if you buy one of those little travel size sticky paper lint remover rollers you can take a hacksaw and saw the handle off to a nub and it fits in your pocket a lot better if you really want one on hand at all times oh nevermind youre a girl you have tiny pockets this whole plan will never work im such a failure im sorry
No, this is good. I could get a Fanny pack. Or carry it around in a shopping bag.
fanny packs are coming back in style so i vote yes
You’re 100% right. There’s this HUUUUGE “pack or no pack” debate I’ve been trying to avoid. I’ve never considered one. But I may have to now.
I still have the original heavy duty fanny pack I bought thirty years ago. And yes, it’s black. Of course. I forget which company, but it’s some big name outdoor sports place. Like Patagonia. But I don’t think it is Patagonia.
I pulled the tag off years ago.
Anyhow, that thing takes a beating and just keeps going. Now that I have a balance disorder it’s much better than anything else, because it doesn’t swing when I walk.
See? Everything comes back ‘round again. But it’s great that it’s functional for you and not just the fashion statement piece.
Waiting for my jeans and blouse to come back into style.
wait?
why wait?0 -
honey_honey_12 wrote: »never-ending private jokes 🙄
Private like inside joke only some get or private like Howard stern type jokes ? We need some clearing here - for science of course1 -
Eh... people irk me. That's it.0
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honey_honey_12 wrote: »never-ending private jokes 🙄
Private like inside joke only some get or private like Howard stern type jokes ? We need some clearing here - for science of course
The first one. 😄1 -
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KosmosKitten wrote: »
But have you ever tried vacuuming long dog hair out of a car?
Every single little individual hair embeds itself into the seat fibers and clings on as hard as it can, its head just barely poking out as if to taunt you and the vacuum. Then you keep swiping the vacuum over and over repeatedly, and the hair just laughs at your efforts. Until you get so frustrated, screaming at yourself that you'll never ever allow the dogs to see the inside of your car again....ever. And I even use blankets to cover the seats.
Then I go in and drink coffee to settle my nerves.
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KosmosKitten wrote: »
But have you ever tried vacuuming long dog hair out of a car? Every single little individual hair embeds itself into the seat fibers and clings on as hard as it can, its head just barely poking out as if to taunt you and the vacuum. Then you keep swiping the vacuum over and over repeatedly, and the hair just laughs at your efforts. Until you get so frustrated, screaming at yourself that you'll never ever allow the dogs to see the inside of your car again....ever. And I even use blankets to cover the seats.
Then I go in and drink coffee to settle my nerves.
I just recently had to clean dog hair out of my car. There's this rubber brush you can get that pulls all the hair loose from fibers then you just vacuum them up.4 -
strangeanimal55 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »
But have you ever tried vacuuming long dog hair out of a car? Every single little individual hair embeds itself into the seat fibers and clings on as hard as it can, its head just barely poking out as if to taunt you and the vacuum. Then you keep swiping the vacuum over and over repeatedly, and the hair just laughs at your efforts. Until you get so frustrated, screaming at yourself that you'll never ever allow the dogs to see the inside of your car again....ever. And I even use blankets to cover the seats.
Then I go in and drink coffee to settle my nerves.
I just recently had to clean dog hair out of my car. There's this rubber brush you can get that pulls all the hair loose from fibers then you just vacuum them up.
I’ve found that a literal rubber squeegee does a great job. Haven’t tried it for carpet but on clothes and pillows, the couch2 -
FWIW These help dramatically with animal hair in laundry. I have 4 cats I know this struggle.
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KosmosKitten wrote: »
But have you ever tried vacuuming long dog hair out of a car? Every single little individual hair embeds itself into the seat fibers and clings on as hard as it can, its head just barely poking out as if to taunt you and the vacuum. Then you keep swiping the vacuum over and over repeatedly, and the hair just laughs at your efforts. Until you get so frustrated, screaming at yourself that you'll never ever allow the dogs to see the inside of your car again....ever. And I even use blankets to cover the seats.
Then I go in and drink coffee to settle my nerves.
Long cat hair, yes. Pretty sure there's tons of Galaxy and Magellan hair in my car still.. and they died last year.
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