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lookout123 06-10-2010 09:40 AM

I didn't say shit about your personal issues. I gave you shit for your response to HLJ. Yesterday. If memory serves I have only given you shit one other time which was months ago.

lumberjim 06-10-2010 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Shawnee123 (Post 662072)
The difference is, I don't give people shit about their personal issues.

Every hour on the hour. Do you listen to yourself?

Are you saying you don't give people shit for their personal issues. [period?]

....or just that you don't do it every hour on the hour?

monster 06-10-2010 09:59 AM

I'm fed up with being taken for granted and criticised when I'm not on top form. Hello world, I'm not paid for this shit you know..... a thank you would get you a lot further than a shitty email. you fucked up, don't shoot the goddamn messenger

oops, was I ranting again?

lumberjim 06-10-2010 10:19 AM

yes, and thank you for doing it. I want you to know that I appreciate what you do for us. Take yourself out to lunch today as a reward. And have dessert too.

lookout123 06-10-2010 10:36 AM

Monster, I'm going to assume that your post is based on real life irritations, not the drama in this thread. If I'm wrong and it is the thread, then you have my sincere apologies for upsetting you.

Now back on topic. After being declared free and clear of my skin cancer for 4 whole months... I have 2 new spots. The upside is they are matching spots on each forearm so I'll have some cool new scars there.

monster 06-10-2010 11:03 AM

hehe no it was the real life assholes. I just had hashbrowns and bacon to cheer myself up but I put too much oil in the pan so the hash brown were greasy. There's a cake in the oven because my friends are coming over for lunch (that was a very late breakfast) ....in one hour and my house is for shit.....

Spexxvet 06-10-2010 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce (Post 661974)
Hopefully because she realizes she needs help and not just because her lawyer told her to.

I don't think she has a lawyer, and it wouldn't surprise me if she throws herself on the court. She had a medical procedure a couple of years ago, which has since been linked to an increased risk of alcoholism. She has tried programs through her church, and AA, but those didn't work, and she's fought in-patient rehab (ironically because she thought she'd lose her job). She's inconsolable with herself.

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Originally Posted by wolf (Post 662040)
I heard about that on the news, too.

.374 is not unusual for me to see at work, but way out of hand for a school bus driver, obviously, although I suspect this happens a lot more often than we know ... less often by drivers drinking on the job, but rather from them showing up still drunk from the night before. I hope she gets into treatment and sticks with it.

I hope so, too. Ever heard of Mira(something) rehab?

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Originally Posted by lookout123 (Post 662135)
Now back on topic. After being declared free and clear of my skin cancer for 4 whole months... I have 2 new spots. The upside is they are matching spots on each forearm so I'll have some cool new scars there.

Martyr.

lumberjim 06-10-2010 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Spexxvet (Post 662155)


Martyr.


you're really very petty.

Pete Zicato 06-10-2010 11:59 AM

Scenario 1: Person A thrashes person B and person B defends themselves.

This is not person B acting a martyr.

Scenario 2: Person B later references scenario 1 in humorous manner.

This is not person B acting a martyr.

Just sayin'.

jinx 06-10-2010 12:37 PM

Person A? Person B? Thrashes?

Why is it so hard to actually SAY wtf you're talking about? Do you think you're being polite or something?

lookout123 06-10-2010 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by lumberjim (Post 662158)
you're really very petty.

i actually thought it was funny. whether he meant it to be or not is irrelevent, imo.

lumberjim 06-10-2010 12:50 PM

maybe my perception is colored by our (spex and I) prior interactions, but I took that as him sticking up for Shawnee and being snarky. The whole 'taking sides' things.... meh.

Clodfobble 06-10-2010 01:01 PM

Here, let me just liven up this thread with something new I'm upset about!

I'm just fucking despondent, y'all. My good friend's daughter has just started down the road to being autistic, but my friend doesn't understand or believe it yet.

Of course, this kid has had vicious allergy and immune issues from day one. After watching--watching, firsthand, we see them every week--what happened to my daughter, they decided to stop vaccinating theirs. Except then they started couching it in terms of only the MMR. And then only because the MMR is formulated with egg, and their daughter is already known to be severely allergic to egg. Now, this morning they come over to play, and she tells me that at her daughter's 18-month checkup they went ahead and gave her all the shots she was due (and overdue) for except the MMR. 4 shots total in one day.

Her daughter violently screamed, nonstop, for the rest of the day. The next morning, her legs hurt so badly she refused to walk on them, she just stood in one place and cried all day. After that the crying finally cleared up, but every single night since then (going on 2 weeks now) she has told her mother that her tummy hurts. No loss of speech yet... but last night she was strangely smacking herself in the face for no reason.

And yet, I'm sitting there on my couch verging on tears as she's telling me this, and she's just pleasantly detailing how she was really worried when at first her daughter wouldn't stop screaming, but now she feels like everything's all better. Oh, and she's excited because they've found an allergist who can compound the MMR shot without egg, so she can hopefully go ahead and get that one very soon. I encouraged her as strongly as I could to treat the tummy pain just in and of itself as tummy pain, and told her where to buy some very strong probiotics. But I don't think she's going to.

In six months, her daughter will officially receive a diagnosis. Mark my fucking words. Goddammit.

classicman 06-10-2010 01:03 PM

Uggghhh. So sorry to hear that Clod!

Clodfobble 06-10-2010 01:06 PM

The worst part is, I know firsthand that part of her grieving process is going to be avoiding the shit out of me, because she'll know that I told her and she didn't listen. She'll come around eventually and accept things just like I did, but during that time she's not going to let me be there for her, it'll have to be someone else.


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