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LOLs / Re: Gross Out (Not for the faint of heart redux)
« on: August 30, 2021, 02:43:35 am »
Quote from: STiG on August 05, 2021, 09:09:52 pm
I have mild IBS - occasionally, I can be quite odoriferous.  One night, my husband wrapped his arms around me.  I thought he was being amorous.  Nope.  Holding the sheets down to keep it from escaping.  ;D  But that doesn't hold a candle to the odours that come out of the little 17 lb dog that usually curls up beside me on the couch.  On the plus side, he gives me someone to blame!

I raise you my 90lb German Shepherd with pancreatic enzyme deficiency. He has to have enzymes added to his food, or his body gets nothing out of it. His farts are so bad he offends himself and gets embarrassed.

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LOLs / Re: Gross Out (Not for the faint of heart redux)
« on: August 24, 2021, 12:02:13 pm »
For some yet unknown reason, animals get rather excited when they see me and proceed to pee. All over me.

My neighbor at my dad's place was baby sitting a miniature Aussie puppy, who decided he really loved me and peed on me at least three times.

And just recently I was outside my apartment waiting for my BF to be back to help carry in groceries, when one of my neighbors was out walking a small dog who promptly came over to say hello. Very sweet dog. Also had a full bladder. It's a good thing I wasn't wearing shoes, and was able to just pop my feet into the bathtub and wash them. My poor neighbor was so embarrassed and I'm like. . . this happens a lot. It's fine, it'll wash off.

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The Work Day / Re: Asking for Assistance After Working Hours
« on: August 16, 2021, 11:45:43 pm »
Quote from: SureJan on May 07, 2021, 12:07:44 pm
Quote from: gramma dishes on May 07, 2021, 11:39:13 am
I can't imagine why she had his personal account information in the first place since they are just work acquaintances, not really work friends.   But no.  He did the right thing.   If he had responded this time you know it would have happened again and again.

I agree she was rude and shouldn’t have reached out to him on his Facebook. But I do *not* think this is a case of her having information that she should not have. IME the majority of people using FB these days tend to have their real names displayed, so if you know someone’s name and a minimal amount of info such as the state they live in that is all you need to find someone who has “open search” settings (my settings are more “closed” and I can only be contacted by people I’m friends with or someone who is the friend of a friend)


As an aside; it's actually against FB's terms of service to NOT use your real name. They take a lot of that account stuff seriously, and in order to close my mom's account after she passed I had to scan and fax them a death certificate.

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LOLs / Re: Wrong number stories
« on: September 03, 2018, 07:18:39 pm »
I have stories! When I was about 16; I had someone decide to just write down my number as a contact number. On their large bank loan for a boat.

I kept getting calls from a collection agency for somebody who was decidedly not me. Despite telling them multiple times that I was not the person they were looking for and was not old enough to borrow money for anything they just. would. not. stop. I was getting really frustrated and my dad finally had enough because he had overheard a call where I was polite  but telling them to please leave me alone. He called them back and told them to stop harassing his 16 year old daughter and after that the calls magically stopped.

Second story was around the same time. Someone from a university in Florida was trying to reach another professor of something. Left me numerous highly detailed messages. I was finally able to answer and she was quite rude to me. I'm sitting there thinking the voicemail greeting that was obviously not Dr So and So should've been her first clue. To her credit she did stop calling after that.

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