All Purpose Rant Away Thread - 3.2.1 GO!

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Originally Posted by Darth Penguin

stupid allergies want me to rip out my ear canals and beat them to death..

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Originally Posted by seylz_gurl

^reminded me of this wolfwoman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXyjupNotC4

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BAHAHAHA! You nailed it!

I wish I had brain and was bit more smart! I just do not maaaaake right decision!

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Originally Posted by Arvilish

I wish I had brain and was bit more smart! I just do not maaaaake right decision!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nauLgZISozs

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Originally Posted by Natalka

^ you have done your best, she obviously has moved on to where she wants to be in her own world.
Sorry, it's tough to lose a friend.

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@Natalka I get that and it's fine. It's the last part that makes me sad. People will chase after someone who does not care when someone who truly needs a friend gets ignored.

@beachdown I am concerned for a friend, it has nothing to do with keeping her to myself. She is her own person, always has been and always will be. I said nothing about someone being abused so donno why you mentioned that in response to my comment.

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Originally Posted by beachdown

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Claritin doesn't work for many.
@Darth Penguin I hear ya. For my it's itchy eyes, palate. Not enough pills in the world to fix it

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Originally Posted by wolfwoman

Damn insurance still giving us the runaround about our stolen bale loader not being covered by farm insurance. I have been calling them since September 9th and leaving messages as no one is picking up. And what do I receive in the mail today? A notice to renew our insurance with payment due by September 29th!

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Do you have an insurance broker that could help?

I mentioned "abused" because another poster quoted your post and inferred that your friend might be being abused / controlled. Yes you might be "concerned" for your friend, but she is an adult and especially when her sister is telling you that what you thought is not the case, then you have to accept that your friend is an adult and is capable of making her own decisions.

Single people that don't have kids, most of the time see their fellow singletons go on to have kids and drift away because they can't relate to them anymore. People dating sometimes follow this same path

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Originally Posted by torontogal12

@Natalka I get that and it's fine. It's the last part that makes me sad. People will chase after someone who does not care when someone who truly needs a friend gets ignored.

@beachdown I am concerned for a friend, it has nothing to do with keeping her to myself. She is her own person, always has been and always will be. I said nothing about someone being abused so donno why you mentioned that in response to my comment.

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Originally Posted by Lyssia510

It's Crockpot itself. I think I'll go back to cheap ones from Walmart, at least they last more than 10 uses.

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I have a Hamilton Beach and it's wonderful. Have had it several years, don't think the model is around any more, it's the stay and go, not programmable.

This one is on sale at WM - it looks great for the price

http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/hamilton.../6000187384576

When people feel the need to butt their unrequested and unwanted "solutions" to your problems... If I wanted your advice, I would have asked for it!

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Originally Posted by Natalka

I have a Hamilton Beach and it's wonderful. Have had it several years, don't think the model is around any more, it's the stay and go, not programmable.

This one is on sale at WM - it looks great for the price

http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/hamilton.../6000187384576

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Thanks! My last 3 have been CrockPot brand and the longest one has lasted is a year.
Now do I go to Walmart in hopes that the website is right and they actually have it in stock?

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I am on my 2nd Crockpot. I am only on my 2nd because I was reaching for spices in the cupboard and knocked a very heavy flashlight down and it fell on my crockpot cracking the main part! It was a sad day!

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Originally Posted by beachdown

I mentioned "abused" because another poster quoted your post and inferred that your friend might be being abused / controlled. Yes you might be "concerned" for your friend, but she is an adult and especially when her sister is telling you that what you thought is not the case, then you have to accept that your friend is an adult and is capable of making her own decisions.

Single people that don't have kids, most of the time see their fellow singletons go on to have kids and drift away because they can't relate to them anymore. People dating sometimes follow this same path

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Originally Posted by torontogal12 http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/images/...post-right.png @Natalka I get that and it's fine. It's the last part that makes me sad. People will chase after someone who does not care when someone who truly needs a friend gets ignored.

@beachdown I am concerned for a friend, it has nothing to do with keeping her to myself. She is her own person, always has been and always will be. I said nothing about someone being abused so donno why you mentioned that in response to my comment.

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FTR...I was the one who said the relationship COULD be abusive...not that it is.

Most people in our group have kids. She has not started dating recently. Thanks for your responses.

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Originally Posted by beachdown

Single people that don't have kids, most of the time see their fellow singletons go on to have kids and drift away because they can't relate to them anymore. People dating sometimes follow this same path

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