thevoidlesscreature
thevoidlesscreature
thevoidlesscreature

How many birds do you have? I've never vet boarded my bird, we're lucky enough to have friends with a cockatiel so we just swap bird sitting duties.

Because it is a FACT that he obtained her records and posted them. There are NO facts that support she exposed him to syphilis. People like to get revenge for lots of different reasons, so who knows why he would do this?

I don't disagree with that, but you're still filling in blanks with details that don't exist. For all we know, she never even slept with her ex. Or, he was her ex from years ago and she was infected from a partner two months ago.

Yes. She refused to tell her ex-boyfriend why she was being treated. I wouldn't tell my ex any of my private medical information, either. It says NOTHING about her exposing him, just that she was refusing to tell him why she was going to the doctor.

But where are you seeing that she wasn't telling past partners? All of these imaginary details are muddying the fact that he had her medical records stolen, and make public on Facebook.

What? Where are you seeing that? The article doesn't even say that she ever slept with the ex, much less gave anything to him. If you're going to make stuff up, why not say that HE gave it to HER and she refused to discuss it with him?

It's been seven years since I was pregnant, so I just went to their site—only one $200 skirt. But the dresses range from $79-$399 before sales.

Pea in the Pod is the WORST. $200+ skirts, not kidding. I went there when I was pregnant and I could not believe the prices.

I'm sorry that happened to you, too. I never visited Granny in the home—she was in a lockdown ward, meaning she could not leave her floor without someone with her. I talked about visiting but was discouraged because she wouldn't have recognized me yet she would have understood that she SHOULD have recognized me.

My uncle waited a little bit too long to put my Granny in a home—understandable, it's a really hard decision especially since she was fighting it every step of the way—he finally did when she was found by police, taking a stroll down I-74 in Iowa. :-( She also, prior to that, had almost set her house on fire by

I've seen WAY too many posts from my Facebook friends lately taking pictures of other people in public, in order to make fun of them. It's a combination of male and female Facebook friends and the photos are usually of men. Because they're very obese, usually. I don't know why they think it's appropriate. Haven't

I dunno, what else would you have him do? Kids that smart end up super bored if they're not challenged—sitting around in third grade wouldn't be doing him any favors if he's doing ninth grade work. And he probably doesn't relate super-well to kids his own age, anyway, so the social aspect wouldn't be terribly

That describes me to a T. Hey, at least I'm not sitting around on the couch any more!

Yeah, I just looked up a random chart and for that height the range is 125-158, so 140's almost smack in the middle. Depends on body type of course.

She's not plus sized, she's average—right in the middle of the "normal" weight range for that height.

Absolutely did not mean for it to come off that way, I'm sorry.

The tip was great, but why didn't you just get the food packed to go? I would never make my sick kid be a "trooper" just because I wanted to eat in the restaurant even if she insisted. Once the vomit starts, you never really know if it was a one time purge or about to be a full on bug.

When my daughter was in pre-K, the school sent a note home. She was in the bathroom with the teacher assistant and burst out with "THIS FUCKING DOOR WON'T CLOSE." She's slipped in a "shit" here and there since, but most of the time she is chastising me for MY language.

Oh, I don't disagree that it's nice—it truly is. It's just not fair to get upset at a bride and groom for NOT doing it.

I assume you brought a gift and didn't get thanked for that? Because appreciation for your presence (not presents!) is expected at the event, not a written thank you. Accepting an invitation and showing up isn't thank-you-note behavior.