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^^ LMAO
jsteele - reread man. His items are FOR SALE at those prices, not he BOUGHT those items at those prices.
That said, this is a Capitalist society (so far) and he (or the marketing company) is using that to get paid.
That said, this is a Capitalist society (so far) and he (or the marketing company) is using that to get paid.
Hes acting like a man in a desperate situation. I dont agree, but I can understand.
Anonymous wrote:It's just a guess (since I don't know people who would put nail polish on their young toddlers) but I'll bet that most people who don't see anything wrong with it are not the kind to be buying non-toxic nail polish.
Guess Im in the minority then. No worries.
When my kid thought she wanted to 'color her feet like ----' I did my research and found this brand right off. I would hope others would do the same.
It was dumb to cover up the money. Really dumb.
Should have already had Level IIIA vests with trauma plates at a minimum for protection. Way too high profile and they only run about $700 each - one for each family member.
Should have already had Level IIIA vests with trauma plates at a minimum for protection. Way too high profile and they only run about $700 each - one for each family member.
Anonymous wrote:not to mention that fingernail polish has toxic chemicals in it that you are putting on your child.
Use Zoya polish; all non-toxic.
Problem solved.
ETA: Link http://www.zoya.com/?gclid=CJbonKbG2LACFQrf4Aodbi1b0w
How many weeds can really be making an impact on the neighbors yard?
Serious question... What does it look like?
Serious question... What does it look like?
As the PP mentioned, Gift of Fear is a great book! Spot on the mark, and easily digestible by all. If you do read it, follow it up with The Little Black Book of Violence.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's easier than you think to find the right man if you actually look.
What does this mean? As a husband or for an affair?
For an affair.
Yeah. This x1000000
Anonymous wrote:FBO wrote:Wait, do I have this right? The 'kid' not getting spanked is upset and in therapy because his step-brother (basically) is getting spanked?
Really?
No, that's incorrect. I explained back on page 1. But does it really matter at this point?
lol... Good point.
Best of luck to you... Seriously.
I paint my daughters nails all the time. Shes sporting a rainbow right now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
If the weeds are that visible, the white ones, it's something people in your neighborhood have the right to complain about. That looks terrible.
Really? What is so bad about visible weeds? It's not like there are car parts in the front yard. In our neighborhood, we've got a few neighbors who hang laundry out to dry in their backyards. I've had other neighbors complain that it looks trashy, but I'm all for it. More environmentally friendly than using the dryer. And, what makes it look trashy?
The same people who complain about things looking 'trashy' are usually the same ones that tell you to F-off if you say ANYTHING about them. The 'do as I say, not as I do' crowd.
Anonymous wrote:FBO wrote:Your lawn, your rules. Tell him to get lost and mind his own business.
HOA? Check the rules because you may be held to that standard.
OP here. No, definitely no HOA. Part of the reason we bought in this neighborhood!
I'd love to tell him to mind his own business, but we live next door, so I'm trying to do the 'right'/civil thing.
Best 'civil' thing I can think of would be to simply ignore him.
I hate to say this to the OP, but I really do not think this issue is over.
