I did. It was innocuous enough I guess and other women might not take offense. I did.One day a Vice President told me "you look very pretty today". I told him that comment made me ... moreI did. It was innocuous enough I guess and other women might not take offense. I did.One day a Vice President told me "you look very pretty today". I told him that comment made me feel uncomfortable. He apologized. He never made me pay for it in any way. He was always very kind and polite and he didn't change in his demeanor toward me whatsoever. I wasn't comfy having my appearance discussed by a superior. Talk about my work. Fine. Not about anything personal. That's just me. I speak up so there is no doubt about how I feel or what I think. Do you? How long does it take for you to muster up the courage? less
I really need some input on this situation......I have a niece and 2 nephews....for some reason, I have no idea, I have NEVER sent my youngest nephew a birthday card or gift of any... moreI really need some input on this situation......I have a niece and 2 nephews....for some reason, I have no idea, I have NEVER sent my youngest nephew a birthday card or gift of any kind for ANY of his birthdays.......he is now 56!!!!!!!!I am truly mad at myself for this.....he and his brother live in another state...we email back and forth all the time..we get along well, so it's not a question of that..yet for some dumb reason, over the years I've NEVER sent, as I say, birthday card, etc...........I feel awful about this and am wondering if anyone has any thoughts of what I can do about this..should I just send him a card on his next birthday, as tho' everything was 'normal'? or what?I'd really like everyone's thoughts on this.........!!!and of course serious replies only.So what the heck would YOU do if you were in my situation???!?!? less
I have no idea from whence they cometh or if they will ever stoppeth. I am a way station apparently for unasked questions universally. IF I EVER FIGGER IT OUT I'll letcha know. Oth... moreI have no idea from whence they cometh or if they will ever stoppeth. I am a way station apparently for unasked questions universally. IF I EVER FIGGER IT OUT I'll letcha know. Otherwise don't blame me. BLAME "the other".
A thought exercise which specifically applies to our current circumstances. But perhaps it is timeless in its application everywhere. Those who fear wish to silence that which they... moreA thought exercise which specifically applies to our current circumstances. But perhaps it is timeless in its application everywhere. Those who fear wish to silence that which they fear always and forever. What is it they fear EXACTLY? Could it be TRUTH that terrifies them so?
Who the he** do they think they are? By what RIGHT do they prevent others from hearing/listening/deciding FOR THEMSELVES? Who made them boss? What is up with that? D'ya like it and... moreWho the he** do they think they are? By what RIGHT do they prevent others from hearing/listening/deciding FOR THEMSELVES? Who made them boss? What is up with that? D'ya like it and them or despise it and them for doing it?
Ever wonder WHY they all sound exactly alike choosing to use the exact same arguments in the exact same words? Wonder no longer. There is a script written by smarter others by whic... moreEver wonder WHY they all sound exactly alike choosing to use the exact same arguments in the exact same words? Wonder no longer. There is a script written by smarter others by which the responders guide their defensive offenses or offensive defenses. Uniform conformity is the ruse they use to confuse. No originality. No profound intelligence. Just read the dam* script verbatim is all that is required of them. The authors will not allow you to go off script. Only the bad do that. Now ya know. Mystery solved. SHEESH. Boring repetition. Are you a fan? less
It was written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1834 and is VERY VERY VERY long.But in the rereading here is what jumped out at me as being very descriptive of our NOW"Day after day, ... moreIt was written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1834 and is VERY VERY VERY long.But in the rereading here is what jumped out at me as being very descriptive of our NOW"Day after day, day after dayWe stuck nor breath nor motionAs idle as a painted shipUpon a painted oceanWater water everywhereAnd all the boards did shrinkWater water everywhereNor any drop to drink"The more things change the more they stay the same. Except the RIME is imagination. NOW isn't. Odd how prescient imagination can be almost two hundred years before it manifests itself in reality. Isn't it? less
Tax on fuel will increase a lotTax on booze will increase sharply so people cannot afford to drink and drive Higher tax on parking placesAir to inflate tires will be taxed...
Is Dondon truly that illiterate and deaf and blind as well? Is that why he makes up his own truth and clings to it because he is unable to see, hear, think, process inf... moreIs Dondon truly that illiterate and deaf and blind as well? Is that why he makes up his own truth and clings to it because he is unable to see, hear, think, process information? Why else would he lie all the time about everything? Unless?
Are your pranks malicious or playful? Do you get as good as you give graciously? Or are pranks and jokes intended to make people look foolish etcetera and so forth not your cuppa tea?
The lowroaders have no constraints or restraints or ethic or honor to guide them. The highroaders are limited by them. So isn't it logical to assume that lowroaders will always win... moreThe lowroaders have no constraints or restraints or ethic or honor to guide them. The highroaders are limited by them. So isn't it logical to assume that lowroaders will always win because they are not above doing or saying whatever it takes to win? When not?
