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Things That Rightfully or Not Bug Me
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Angela~twistedmind~
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Feb 26, 2012 07:02AM

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"It's my money, and I want it NOW!"
Call JG Wentworth: 877-CASH-NOW
When some little fragment of something comes out of your mouth and you're not sure if it's part of a tooth, or something else.


Recently? Cuz I've heard they've pulled them from the shelves because they're considered a surgical instrument back in January.


NO CVS, just Walgreens. I haven't seen them there, though.
Again, I think it goes back to what I'd heard was recent legislation (not sure if it's a state thing or a fed thing) that will not allow nail salons to even keep the callous removers/shavers in house because they're considered surgical instruments & are not registered as MDs or surgeons - I could be very wrong about that, though. But my last pedi experience would indicate otherwise - the guy went into the back room and gave a shady look back and forth before coming out with the shaving instruments. He made sure no one was in the room before he started using it.
I'll look again, though. I've actually considered buying one of those Microplane zesters from Williams Sonoma. :/
Heidi, it would be state laws. It varies widely among states what salons are allowed to do. Some states allow those little fish that eat the dead skin off your feet, and some states don't, for example. Couldn't you buy a ped-egg through mail order?

I might could if I did internet purchases. I don't, though. I have hope, though... Maybe I'll find one of those little buggers in Texas when I'm visiting family. Or better yet, maybe I can sweet talk my mom into sending me an early birthday present/late Christmas present (or I could send her the $$$ in the mail and let her send it to me)? :)
What the hell is a ped-egg?
Don't fucking link me to the wikipedia entry on it. I'll hit you with this skillet.
Don't fucking link me to the wikipedia entry on it. I'll hit you with this skillet.


Heidi, callous shavers are outlawed by most states, I think, but Ped-Eggs shouldn't be any more regulated than a pumice stone. But as LG said, every state is different. Anyway, if you want one, lemme know and I'll get one for you.
Seham, you need my mother, she's been a vegetarian about that long too!


Scout wrote: "Heidi, my mom gave me a paddle-shaped thing with a pumice-stone coating on one end. I think she got it from Sally. Very easy to use and very effective. Use it outside, and there's nothing to empt..."
??I gave something to your mom???
??I gave something to your mom???

Do you ever get the 'carrots have feelings too' comments? That bugs me, (internal monologue: I don't tell you about your food unless you ask and everything you eat that's not meat is vegetarian!) let's all embrace our inoffensive personal choices and move on.

GO AWAY!"
Lobstergirl wrote: "I actually don't even care if people hang up on me."
Working as a business analyst/manager plus trying to take help desk calls = bugged by everyone who wants a piece of me/to talk to me & loves when people hang up before I need to talk to them, saves me precious seconds in my day...

Heidi, callous shavers are outlawed by most ..."
Your mom is vegetarian, how cool is that!Wish mine just stops telling me what I should eat,it's pretty annoying.

Sally is a beauty supply store in the midwest. They sell hair care products and supplies beauticians use. I buy nail polish and stuff like magnifying mirrors there.


Needless to say I am having a shitty week. :(

We have Sally's here. :) Great suggestion!

http://www.sallybeauty.com/pumice-sto...
Pick one out and call your local Sally store and see if they have it. :)

NUH UHHHH!!!

No WAY!!

Is that legal? I mean, I guess it's in pursuit of a "healthy" image in the office, but jeez.

I learned of Kony on Facebook today. Incredible 30-minute video. Do watch it. Friend me on Facebook if you are so inclined -- Cindy Oppedal Paschen, Ames IA.


No WAY!!"
Way.
Amber ~Geektastic~ wrote: "Jammies wrote: "It bugs the hell out of me that a local physician has a BMI requirement for office help."
Is that legal? I mean, I guess it's in pursuit of a "healthy" image in the office, but jeez."
"Fat" is not a protected class under Equal Opportunity Employment. With sexual orientation, I think it's the last bastion of discrimination not legislated against.

Must be the full moon got us all bitchy.
It bugs me that none of the hot beverages at Le Pain Quotidien are ever hot enough, and that when you get a takeout coffee, they add the cream or sugar behind the counter so you have no control over it. Thanks, I wanted 1/2 cup of milk in my coffee. Bastard.

Yeah! When the chocolatey sprinkle stuff on top is missing, and I'm on a diet... not too pleased.
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