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let it go babe.
you did what you could and more
whats that thing you and imp say?
so screams the choices
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let it go babe.
you did what you could and more
whats that thing you and imp say?
so screams the choices
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i'm huuuuungry
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Chantilyvamp
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MrsDeathlynx
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I am so sick of shit going wrong in this house, the previous owners did not know how to fix it all and now we have to replace the oil tank. 
feeeriek
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I am so sick of shit going wrong in this house, the previous owners did not know how to fix it all and now we have to replace the oil tank.
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Thanks, I gues it's better now than after baby is born but still...$1,700 to get the job done...*sighs*
carsonshepherd
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how do I know what I want for lunch at 8 am? sometimes eating is such a hassle.
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I am so sick of shit going wrong in this house, the previous owners did not know how to fix it all and now we have to replace the oil tank.
lots of * Hugs *
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Irritated.
I received an e-mail that I wasn't sure was genuine. I tried to contact the organisation that seemed to have originated it - not through links on the email but through Google and government sites - and found a link on a Government site, apparently to that organisation, that made my firewall have hysterics. "Certificate invalid!" "You don't trust that Certificate!" "I don't recognise the certifier!"
I telephoned the Government organisation to get some poor woman who was covering the reception while her colleague was at lunch. I had to direct her to the department I wanted - but she got no answers because "they were all at lunch". She said that she would try to contact someone later and get them to ring back. Surprise. They didn't.
I tried again several hours later and got through to the website of the apparent originator of the email. Finally I got their computer help desk. Their web supplier had changed some things on their web-site without consulting or informing them - hence the "dangerous" link that had now been corrected. The help desk staff were hopping mad because their system was throwing up error messages all over the place because of the "changes made to improve service to our customers...".
Eventually, after forwarding the suspect email to the help desk, it was established that the email was genuine except for a typo or two and their agents had sent out several thousand such emails in the early hours of this morning.
Then I went out to collect a car part I had ordered on Saturday. It hadn't arrived because the remote supplier's computer system had crashed on Saturday afternoon losing all that day's orders. They had asked the retailers to resubmit all of Saturday's orders. My order was the only one on the second page and wasn't resubmitted... I should get it tomorrow... I've dealt with that retailer for nearly 30 years and it was the first time they'd let me down. The owner was nearly as annoyed as I am.
I went to help out at a charity book shop. I advise them on pricing their rarer books. When I suggested a couple of prices, no one had a pencil. The shop opened two weeks ago with two dozen pencils. The customers/staff have "borrowed" all of them...
I'm going to have a coffee and calm down.
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I received an e-mail that I wasn't sure was genuine. I tried to contact the organisation that seemed to have originated it - not through links on the email but through Google and government sites - and found a link on a Government site, apparently to that organisation, that made my firewall have hysterics. "Certificate invalid!" "You don't trust that Certificate!" "I don't recognise the certifier!"
I telephoned the Government organisation to get some poor woman who was covering the reception while her colleague was at lunch. I had to direct her to the department I wanted - but she got no answers because "they were all at lunch". She said that she would try to contact someone later and get them to ring back. Surprise. They didn't.
I tried again several hours later and got through to the website of the apparent originator of the email. Finally I got their computer help desk. Their web supplier had changed some things on their web-site without consulting or informing them - hence the "dangerous" link that had now been corrected. The help desk staff were hopping mad because their system was throwing up error messages all over the place because of the "changes made to improve service to our customers...".
Eventually, after forwarding the suspect email to the help desk, it was established that the email was genuine except for a typo or two and their agents had sent out several thousand such emails in the early hours of this morning.
Then I went out to collect a car part I had ordered on Saturday. It hadn't arrived because the remote supplier's computer system had crashed on Saturday afternoon losing all that day's orders. They had asked the retailers to resubmit all of Saturday's orders. My order was the only one on the second page and wasn't resubmitted... I should get it tomorrow... I've dealt with that retailer for nearly 30 years and it was the first time they'd let me down. The owner was nearly as annoyed as I am.
I went to help out at a charity book shop. I advise them on pricing their rarer books. When I suggested a couple of prices, no one had a pencil. The shop opened two weeks ago with two dozen pencils. The customers/staff have "borrowed" all of them...
I'm going to have a coffee and calm down.
Og
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I have been fearing this day all my life. She's 6, and I'm not able to help her with her Maths homework without looking it up online.
I have no words . . .
I have no words . . .
carsonshepherd
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Hey, my nephew was in 7th grade (13 years old) and had to help me with my math.
Blurt: I didn't really study enough, but fuck it. here goes.
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Welcome to my world
Confused my daughters no end, couldn't do anything with algebra but did most of the geometry and trig in my head
My youngest is 19
Nirvanadragones
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Hey, my nephew was in 7th grade (13 years old) and had to help me with my math.
Blurt: I didn't really study enough, but fuck it. here goes.
I'm consoling myself with the fact that we have a language barrier. . . I only attended a bilingual High school, not Primary school. Well, that's my story, and I'm sticking to it.
Name 3 characteristics of a Hexagonal Prism.
And what the Fuck is the difference between a cube and a cuboid??
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I called my sister the teacher to explain it. When did they change all the wording??
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The sun is out, the air is warm, and on a spur of the moment I decided to got to get some pizza for lunch. The pizza place is closed for renovations today.
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I am very annoyed with SallieMae AND Tracfone. Stupid web sites. Grrr.
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