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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]PP is saying you should stand by and take it.  I don't agree.

[/quote]. Good grief. You do have comprehension issues. This is not at all what was said or even implied.    :roll: [/quote]

Well then how it was used was misunderstood, not the actual word.  That's different.

[/quote]. It was used correctly. The misunderstanding was caused by someone's poor verbal skills--the very same someone who was criticizing the post and the poster. That "difference" doesn't make the ignorance acceptable.[/quote]

MIL is MAAAAADDDD!!!   :shock:  :roll:  :D  :D [/quote]. Nice try, sweetie but I am neither a mil nor mad.  However, the repeated defense of ignorance in the face of evidence to the contrary is both childish and asinine.  [/quote]

If PP was my MIL - I would certainly wish she was someone else![/quote]. Since our kids are likely close in age, I don't see that happening. You can breathe easy now, but you may want to take a moment and review those SAT words you missed.  :oops: [/quote]

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