What things bother you the most?

Started by andorea · 20 Jan 2004 · 12,823 replies

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16 Jan 2010, 23:35 #11661
gaijinmark wrote:

When you're looking at his avatar it's damn near impossible!!


Even I will agree on that one. :hehe:

OT: THis endless damn cough. :grumble:

Im really hoping it will go away in this warmer weather. :fingerscrossed:
17 Jan 2010, 02:21 #11662
Eve wrote:

Even I will agree on that one. :hehe:

OT: THis endless damn cough. :grumble:

Im really hoping it will go away in this warmer weather. :fingerscrossed:


Mebbe it's still there because you don't have time to relax and let it pass. You've been uber busy. :glomp:

On Topic: I cry when I'm frustrated. I HATE THAT.
17 Jan 2010, 03:00 #11663
People who back into angled parking spaces... Fools. :shakehead:
17 Jan 2010, 03:38 #11664
Wynter wrote:
On Topic: I cry when I'm frustrated. I HATE THAT.


:glomp: I get CPD (chronic profanity disorder) :cursing:
17 Jan 2010, 03:45 #11665
gaijinmark wrote:

:glomp: I get CPD (chronic profanity disorder) :cursing:


LOL! Well at least that gets the message across. I just come out looking like a wimp. :shakehead:
17 Jan 2010, 04:39 #11666
Actually the only thing that really gets my goat is when the TV gives up the ghost and then if my PC doea the same. I can't live without my Asian TV dramas and for sure I need my lurking over jdorama and d-addicts and channelsmap. Lost Lost Lost without my friends out there.

Just read about jury duty. Never been called. Keeping fingers crosssed. If called and had to go would wear Marcel Marceau costume and keep mouth shut. That should work.

re Eve and her cough. I think it was Eve. anyway I have good remedy. Very oldfashioned but afraid to quote because I am not doctor.
Would be glad to PM you Eve. It is really good.

Peggy
17 Jan 2010, 06:11 #11667
Wynter wrote:

Mebbe it's still there because you don't have time to relax and let it pass. You've been uber busy. :glomp:

On Topic: I cry when I'm frustrated. I HATE THAT.


Don't cry, dear! :hug:

Try GM's CPD instead. :hehe:

And I wish I could slow down but husband has some kind of stomach bug. This has not been a good winter for health in this house. :bleh:

@brad2- Pm me for sure. Im interested as long as it doesnt involve garlic. I can not stand the stuff unless it is roasted.
17 Jan 2010, 06:49 #11668
Anime Dad wrote:

How hard is it to spell Jav_sol, really? :hehe:


Don't now, I clearly spelled it out for them. Maybe it was the underscore. :mrgreen:

gaijinmark wrote:

When you're looking at his avatar it's damn near impossible!!


LOL :rofl:
17 Jan 2010, 06:50 #11669
You have been p.emmed EVE...

Peg
17 Jan 2010, 06:52 #11670
Eve wrote:

Don't cry, dear! :hug:

Try GM's CPD instead. :hehe:


Too late. I've had two good cries today alone. :sweat: :shamefulcry:

And I wish I could slow down but husband has some kind of stomach bug. This has not been a good winter for health in this house. :bleh:


Ugh, the husband, too? That sucks, man. :patpat:
17 Jan 2010, 07:00 #11671
If you want to cry to relieve your stress and anger then go right ahead. It helps. However, if you really don't want to give way to tears you should go and look at yourself in the bathroom mirror. It is almost impossible to cry when you are looking at yourself. Then you just wash your face and off you go.

You know that Eleanor Roosevelt had a system for crying. She would also go into the bathroom and turn on all the faucets full force. Then she would have a good old bawling session until she felt better. Wash her face and go and give a speech somewhere or something. Amazing woman.

Peg
17 Jan 2010, 07:04 #11672
brad2 wrote:If you want to cry to relieve your stress and anger then go right ahead. It helps. However, if you really don't want to give way to tears you should go and look at yourself in the bathroom mirror. It is almost impossible to cry when you are looking at yourself. Then you just wash your face and off you go.

You know that Eleanor Roosevelt had a system for crying. She would also go into the bathroom and turn on all the faucets full force. Then she would have a good old bawling session until she felt better. Wash her face and go and give a speech somewhere or something. Amazing woman.

Peg


Wow, interesting trivia!

My problem is that I start crying mid-conversation, and because i'm not embarrassed to do so, it all just floods out while I'm trying to make a point. It's quite annoying.
17 Jan 2010, 07:19 #11673
Well at least you will never suffer from 'dry eye' which is a horrible thing to have.

You have a lachrymosal superfluity............:-)

Peg
17 Jan 2010, 08:36 #11674
Wynter wrote:

Wow, interesting trivia!

My problem is that I start crying mid-conversation, and because i'm not embarrassed to do so, it all just floods out while I'm trying to make a point. It's quite annoying.



When Im annoyed I get sharp and smart. Its like my brain kicks into overdrive and every point I want to make jumps forward. I think Im fortunate but those Im mad at might differ. ;)

I cry when Im happy now. I never used to. My husband weeps when he's happy and now I do too. :beaten:

@brad2-Thanx for the PM. Im a big Eleanor Roosevelt fan too.
My aunt who was famous for never losing her cool over anything would never permit anyone to say anything bad about E.R. She was known for it. I loved that. :victory:
19 Jan 2010, 10:13 #11675
After one day of rain, I get people calling me about roofing.

Sheesh. :shakehead: :grumble:
19 Jan 2010, 11:28 #11676
The snow plows kept blocking by driveway, had to shovel out three times and that snow was heavy. :grumble:
19 Jan 2010, 14:20 #11677
Jav_sol wrote:The snow plows kept blocking by driveway, had to shovel out three times and that snow was heavy. :grumble:


Where are you?

When I left the mountains I did not miss shoveling snow. :sweat:
19 Jan 2010, 22:03 #11678
Eve wrote:

Where are you?

When I left the mountains I did not miss shoveling snow. :sweat:

Boston, yeah, shoveling snow is no fun.
19 Jan 2010, 22:59 #11679
I always liked shoveling snow. It's a nice mindless job where you don't have to think too much.

I excel at jobs where you don't have to think too much. :beaten:
24 Jan 2010, 09:59 #11680
:lol:


On Topic: Why is it always my favorite horse that has to get sick?

I cant be gone for 24 hours without him colicking. Which can be fatal. Such a bummer. :sweat:

And he is never sick when Im home so I dont know what to do other than stay home.

That was the vets suggestion too. :shakehead:

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