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Wren
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Nov 07, 2015 07:22PM
i had a reeses chocolate bar today......eating that was like a little piece of paradise, and for a moment i was able to forget about all my troubles and cares :)
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Awesome! Someday one day at a time. Somedays one moment at a time. If that's all we can get from having to endure another moment, that's a victory. I had Thai food tonight. That's my "chocolate" in many ways. Spicy, hot, steaming Thai food, particularly Pad Nam Prik Pow, makes me all warm and fuzzy. That is what makes my life livable somedays.
My first complaint. I am sick and tired of my neighbor mowing their yard at 7:00 in the fricking morning every Sunday. Thank God winter is here. Maybe I will get to sleep in. D:
Willow wrote: "My first complaint. I am sick and tired of my neighbor mowing their yard at 7:00 in the fricking morning every Sunday. Thank God winter is here. Maybe I will get to sleep in. D:"wow thats inconsiderate of them
Wren wrote: "i wish i was gone"But Wren, then I couldn't get to listen to your complaints. And I'd be sad.
Rick wrote: "Wren wrote: "i wish i was gone"But Wren, then I couldn't get to listen to your complaints. And I'd be sad."
aw thanks :P
im so done with sjws. there is a difference between advocating for REAL social justice and crying over everything "offensive" on the internet. they are seriously biased and hypocritical a lot of the time and im done with their bs
Wren wrote: "i wish i was gone"Don't wish that because things do change and yes it sometimes takes a long time for things to change, but it does happen.
Willow wrote: "My first complaint. I am sick and tired of my neighbor mowing their yard at 7:00 in the fricking morning every Sunday. Thank God winter is here. Maybe I will get to sleep in. D:"And I wish my neighbor mowed his yard, even at seven, once a month. But nooo, he's too lazy, his son and son-in-law are too, and so there is a freakin' almost-like a tallgrass prairie behind my fence :/
Rick wrote: "Wren wrote: "i wish i was gone"But Wren, then I couldn't get to listen to your complaints. And I'd be sad."
And I second that :))
Wren wrote: "im so done with sjws. there is a difference between advocating for REAL social justice and crying over everything "offensive" on the internet. they are seriously biased and hypocritical a lot of th..."
New things to learn all the time, now I know what sjw means. ;)
But getting back to the topic. That's the beauty of anonymity in the internet. Haters, SJWs and others like that. Any moron can think they're extremely smart, they are wisdom personified and people have to listen to them. They write whatever they like and you can do nothing about it. It's no sense arguing with them, because as the saying goes: Never wrestle with a pig. You both get dirty, and the pig loves it
I'm so pissed at the wind right now. It's blowing so hard in the ol' Great Black Swamp that power lines are falling and my drafty old house is leaking. Why couldn't I live in warm, safe, underground Hobbit-hole like Bilbo & Frodo; instead of living on the second floor of a drafty old 100+ year old house? And the fact that my new downstairs neighbors have systematically ripped out, cut down and burned off 90% of the bushes and trees that used to act as windbreaks isn't helping my mood any. :(
Wren wrote: "i mean call out harmful shit but dont whine over ridiculous things."Yep, I'm right there with you on that one. ;)
Willow wrote: "My first complaint. I am sick and tired of my neighbor mowing their yard at 7:00 in the fricking morning every Sunday. Thank God winter is here. Maybe I will get to sleep in. D:"Man! I know! I have a neighbor to the south who mows the lawn, then the next day the neighbor to the north mows. Then my downstairs neighbor mows on the 3rd day. Then the one to the north across the street mows, and the day after that the one to the south across the street mows. By this time the next door neighbor decides it's time to mow AGAIN and the whole thing starts all over again! It's like they think the grass just keeps growing constantly, like... Hair! Why can't they coordinate and all mow on the same day like those old 1950s tv shows. Isn't that what conservatives want? The ultimate in uniform conformity. Or do they think if they don't mow their lawn they'll get shamed out of the neighborhood or fined by the neighborhood lawn watch patrol or ... Something! Now, my neighbor directly across the street has the right idea! In the summer the native Great Black Swamp plants are so big you can't even see her three-story house from the street! Now that's embracing nature! You go girl!
Averin wrote: "I'm complaining Ije has a new frabjulous job and doesn't boast about it here."That's because I am waiting for a start date :) then i can party!
this isn't a complaint, i just want to say that everyone here listens and i rarely see any judgement and i really appreciate that
Wren wrote: "this isn't a complaint, i just want to say that everyone here listens and i rarely see any judgement and i really appreciate that"Oh, that's the charm of this group I think. Here, most people's minds are set to read other's complaints ;))
Ok, so because Rick complains that Monikas aren't complaining enough I decided to complain a bit ;)
So...
Last week, to improve my mood I dyed my hair. I chose dye called Intense Red because it was really awesome. I love red hair. And, honestly, I think this Intense Red looks great on my hair. The problem is, I'm too pale for red hair. And I always forget about it! Now, to not look like an extra from a vampire film, I must spend ten minutes every day doing my make up. And I'm the lazy type, eyeliner-and-go type. I think I should tattoo on my hand "don't buy red dye!"
Wren wrote: "this isn't a complaint, i just want to say that everyone here listens and i rarely see any judgement and i really appreciate that"Misery loves company? ;)
Monika wrote: "... I think I should tattoo on my hand "don't buy red dye!""Actually, I've always had a fondness for vampires. ;)
Wren wrote: "this isn't a complaint, i just want to say that everyone here listens and i rarely see any judgement and i really appreciate that"Glad to be of help Wren.
It might snow tonight here in the Great Black Swamp of NW Ohio. I hate snow. I hate being cold. I hate winter. :(
Rick wrote: "It might snow tonight here in the Great Black Swamp of NW Ohio. I hate snow. I hate being cold. I hate winter. :("The cold sucks.
The cold is I wish to complain that by opening my big mouth, I now have a person trying to tease and torment me about an unwanted B-day which might or might not coincide with a certain boring US holiday ... Why did I tell her this? Why? (I am kicking myself about this)
Wren wrote: "The cold sucks."And now, on top of everything else, I've got arthritis pain in my thumb aggravated by the oncoming colder weather. :(
Lori S. wrote: "The cold is bracing and invigorating, erm, no fun man. I wish to complain that by opening my big mouth, I now have a person trying to tease and torment me about an unwanted B-day which might or m..."
I have a friend who's birthday falls on Thanksgiving every couple years, like this one. He liked having him birthday off from school as a kid, but hated how the holiday would often overshadow his birthday. My birthday is 12 days after Xmas and I was always getting 'combination' presents. That was annoying. :/
Rick wrote: "My birthday is 12 days after Xmas and I was always getting 'combination' presents. That was annoying. :/ "My cousin was born on 6th December and here it's when Santa brings presents. She felt cheated all her life.
Monika wrote: "Rick wrote: "My birthday is 12 days after Xmas and I was always getting 'combination' presents. That was annoying. :/ "My cousin was born on 6th December and here it's when Santa brings presents...."
I have a cousin who was born on the 24 of December. I've never asked, but I bet he felt a bit cheated too.
There's really a very simple solution to this birthday-holiday problem. Just start a campaign to abstain...no (hetero) sex for the month of March (if my gay/non-parent math is correct). That would substantially reduce December births. >s<
Roger wrote: "I hate evil-minded Jihadists and what they have done in Paris."Yeah, me too. I woke up to this news...
Wren wrote: "this isn't a complaint, i just want to say that everyone here listens and i rarely see any judgement and i really appreciate that"This group was founded to provide a place to have fun, gripe, find comfort and empathy without fear of being attacked for any member's comments. It is a safe place with many caring people.
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So last week I was in a B&N, a bookstore I love supporting. Not only did I find a lovely picture book about my favorite xenomorph, Alien Next Door, but saw they were having a 50% off sale on Criterion Films. Always a weakness for me. I ordered a copy of a soon-to-be-release Bluray and ended up having it delivered to my house. How cool was that? Turns out not so cool.
Well, I got the item, but it arrived as a DVD not a Bluray. I checked my receipt: yep, ordered Bluray and paid for Bluray. Then why didn't I get a Bluray? Darn it, I'm gonna get a Bluray. Since it was shipped to me, I first went to the online customer service (big mistake as I should have just taken it to the store and exchanged it). Now they've got me running all over town trying to get the return label printed out since my printer at home is on the fritz and after saying they weren't going to charge me for a replacement copy being sent in exchange for the wrong one, they send me a order invoice stating that they are charging me and NOT including my membership discount AND they spelled my name wrong (anyone recall how testy I get when my name is handled incorrectly?). Who knows if they'll send the right disc. It'll probably be the DVD again at this rate. And I though Amazon had atrocious customer service! By Zeus that's the last time I have anything shipped to home from B&N!
And I STILL can't watch the darn movies! ARGH!
I'm outraged on your behalf, not only misdelivering but spelling your name incorrectly as well. UK Amazon actually has an excellent delivery record and returns service that has a drop-off store in every town, no matter how small. Ours in Ludlow is the Spar supermarket.
Thanks Roger. I consoled myself by watching Doctor Who: Enemy of the World with Patrick Troughton playing both The Doctor and the deliciously evil would be world dictator Salamander. A fantastic bit of BBC televised entertainment. Very engaging and filled with lots of espionage style action and adventure. Still, I can find something to complain about: it was rushed to DVD so quickly there was no time for any and I mean any bonus features. Nothing. Nada. That was disappointing.
Rick wrote: "Thanks Roger. I consoled myself by watching Doctor Who: Enemy of the World with Patrick Troughton playing both The Doctor and the deliciously evil would be world dictator Salamander. A fantastic bi..."But think of all the money making potential when they do bring out the 2 disc set with all the stuff they can cram onto them ...
Lori S. wrote: "But think of all the money making potential when they do bring out the 2 disc set with all the stuff they can cram onto them ... "Yeah, AFTER all the Whovians have already bought the bare-bones release. Honestly BBC is as bad as ... Disney/Marvel or gasp Viaborg (red: Viacom/Star Trek). Resistance is futile! You will be assimilated! You must upgrade!
Stop this crazy planet! I wanna get off!
We always moan at the BBC because they never lower the prices of their DVD sets and they start off at top dollar… er, sorry, top pound.
Rick wrote: "Stop this crazy planet! I wanna get off! "Oh, come on, you don't mean it. Remember, you wouldn't be able to make your fav hot chocolate the way you like it in Space...
Monika wrote: "Rick wrote: "Stop this crazy planet! I wanna get off! "Oh, come on, you don't mean it. Remember, you wouldn't be able to make your fav hot chocolate the way you like it in Space..."
Aboard the TARDIS I could. :P
I've never seen Doctor Who and I had to google what TARDIS means, but if you say you could who am I to disagree... ;DD
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