Marylou
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I am not an allergy mom, but I have lived in other countries.
If you have to ask, "Does this have peanuts in it?" don't buy it. Many people like to please the foreigner, so they will say whatever you want to hear, even if it means stretching the truth. I don't think they equate what they are doing with lying. It's just that they so want to accommodate you they will say anything. Beware.
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Could you give him a "Perfect attendance award"? That might look good to an employer! Does the application ask for his school? If not, don't ask/don't tell!
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Does she have asthma? Is she on any meds?
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I haven't seen the truck before that I am aware of, just a non-descript white pickup. There's probably hundreds of them in the county.
Another thing that freaked me out was that he said "I see you out here running all the time" at least 5 times.
How could this NOT freak someone out????? I'm assuming you didn't ask him where he is when he sees you out running all the time.
I agree with Trish; I wouldn't have run past him the first time, but I'm a fraidy cat like that.
I would get a treadmill :auto:
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How do you know she doesn't answer the calls and texts?
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I would be worried about identity theft.
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But remember: kindness doesn't kill people, only people can kill people with kindness.
:001_smile: Right. And also it's God's kindness that leads us to repentance (a good thing to google)
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I'd rather be kind than smart.
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I hate my dog.
how's that for non politically correct?
Lara
Just don't drive with him on the top of your car or eat him and I think you'll be okay!
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other side of the Jordan River
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I've never posted about it, but there are times I will avoid a thread because the author routinely makes an error that makes me cringe.
I know I make my share of them, so I'm not likely to point them out on a forum.
If you're talking facebook and my family then yes I will point it out because it's a running joke between my brother and I.
Hope he's not a forum member :D
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dmmosher, you are keeping me up! I love that bit, but I need to go to sleep! I'll watch the rest tomorrow. "I don't know the weight,.....and I don't know what girth means." I knew what he would say before he said it, but his delivery was perfect! Comedians are the smartest people on earth.
:D You might also like "Q as in quagmire" He is so funny.
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This thread reminds me of "
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Yes, BTDT on my left one a couple of years ago. P. A. I .N. ! For months I had to reach over with my right hand to pull the seat belt in place. My MRI showed just a tiny tear. I could not believe how much pain a tiny tear could cause. I went to PT and it healed up nicely after that.
:grouphug: Hoping your pain is alleviated soon.
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Umm....around here, we pronounce it as wooder ;)
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And . . . I'm outta here :leaving:
Off to check out "I will not start fights on the internet"
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Now people who pronounce WATER with two "R" sounds--that I do not understand!
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Here's a little test:
Do the words rhyme: don -- dawn
If you said yes they rhyme, you probably won't get the op's dilemma. In my world, they sound completely different. My husband is from Iowa; to him they sound exactly the same (we call how he speaks Iowegian).
Yes. That is the test :001_smile:!
Think about it . . . the reason we have different accents around the country is related to how we pronounce the VOWELS differently not the consonants. I have lived in so many different places, I don't know what I sound like to other folks!
ETA: well, I guess you Bostonians leave R sounds off the ends of words and add them where they don't belong in other words, too!
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I don't understand this. I don't understand this whole thread. Except a really exaggerated "dawg" sound....these seem the same to me!
But my SIL made fun of me for not using a long "o" in the word "shop." :lol: I am still chuckling about that.
Do you know how to say "AUNT" in New England?
Is your SIL from London :D?
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Perfect! Thank you!!
You're welcome! I was married four years before my husband told me I said his name wrong :tongue_smilie:. Now I just call him "Honey".
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Okay, I don't know if I can help, but I do get what the OP is saying since I was born and raised in MA and married a guy from the Midwest.
DH's name is John.
In MA we pronounce his name "JAWN"-rhymes with yawn, but in the Midwest it would be pronounced "JAUN" like the word "AUNT" [pronounced the New England way (IOW not "ant")] with a "J" in front.
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I just want to cry
in General Education Discussion Board
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#1 Eat more coconut oil.
#2 Hire an accountant.