Sprailenes

I kept my front one on the front of my car!(in SC we only have rear plates) every time I see it there I smirk..hehe makes me think of the traffic I'm no longer stuck in!

Personally, I have come to loathe politics here.
Unless Dennis Kucinich is involved, then I like it. He's the man.

Stop comparing hardships MAN.
Everyone has a right to feel the way they do.

Stop comparing hardships MAN.
Everyone has a right to feel the way they do.

No one called you a liar.
You don't need to come into her thread and talk about how much worse off you are and how lucky she is compared to you. You don't understand what she's going through. I wouldn't call what you just said inspirational, it was sort of rude.

Stop comparing hardships MAN.
Everyone has a right to feel the way they do.

Wow you're really abrasive, I feel sorry for you.

Stop comparing hardships MAN.
Everyone has a right to feel the way they do.

Wow you're really abrasive, I feel sorry for you.

Wow you're really abrasive, I feel sorry for you.

Wow you're really abrasive, I feel sorry for you.

Stop comparing hardships MAN.
Everyone has a right to feel the way they do.

They're all just very robotic responses. The fact that you have to sort of greet everyone with a "hi" and sign each post with your name is a little odd. You're not writing to "Dear Abbey", you're on a message board, we see that it's you posting when you post. Your posts are extremely long and filled with a lot of nonsense - you go off topic in a single post... and then you'll come back and post again and again... going off on some weird train of thought.
I really do try to avoid your posts altogether, but like Rob said, it's hard when it takes up so much space. You also don't need to "Lol" at the beginning or end of every sentence, it makes you sound like a complete maniac. It's a little overwhelming.
I am really sorry it had to come down to this, but since you've started posting more, someone had to say something.

They're all just very robotic responses. The fact that you have to sort of greet everyone with a "hi" and sign each post with your name is a little odd. You're not writing to "Dear Abbey", you're on a message board, we see that it's you posting when you post. Your posts are extremely long and filled with a lot of nonsense - you go off topic in a single post... and then you'll come back and post again and again... going off on some weird train of thought.
I really do try to avoid your posts altogether, but like Rob said, it's hard when it takes up so much space. You also don't need to "Lol" at the beginning or end of every sentence, it makes you sound like a complete maniac. It's a little overwhelming.
I am really sorry it had to come down to this, but since you've started posting more, someone had to say something.

They're all just very robotic responses. The fact that you have to sort of greet everyone with a "hi" and sign each post with your name is a little odd. You're not writing to "Dear Abbey", you're on a message board, we see that it's you posting when you post. Your posts are extremely long and filled with a lot of nonsense - you go off topic in a single post... and then you'll come back and post again and again... going off on some weird train of thought.
I really do try to avoid your posts altogether, but like Rob said, it's hard when it takes up so much space. You also don't need to "Lol" at the beginning or end of every sentence, it makes you sound like a complete maniac. It's a little overwhelming.
I am really sorry it had to come down to this, but since you've started posting more, someone had to say something.

I figure I should share my experience.
I woke up this morning at 430am jumped in the shower, dressed everybody and ran out the house. We jumped on the subway and traveled down to Union station, walked for 7-10 mins and arrived at the Medical office at 635am.
We were second in the line up and within 2 minutes someone open up the doors for us, we sat for all of 10 minutes and two more couples arrived. I talked to both the couples and a nice man who wanted to know more as he was kinda lost in the process.I was called to talk to the admin to give all my paperwork,pictures etc, she was a very nice lady (however she never asked whether I wanted to have the results mailed or not). That process took all of 5 minutes. I was sent to x-ray, sat again for 10 minutes again talking with the same people, called in to x-ray (took a matter of 1 minute). Then was sent to sit to wait for blood work again I waited approx 5 minutes, A very nice blood technician asked me a few questions about fianting or dizziness (which I get when blood is taken, as I have vein issues haha) I was then told to lay down, she found a vein poked me and to her surprise I was NOT lying, my vein collosped and she had to bandage me up and try the other arm (5 pokes later and we hit the right spot). I would like to say that she was still an nice lady, just my veins didnt like her. I was put in a doctors room and was told to grab my son (who was playing in the waiting room with my mom) I had my blood pressure taken then we both had our height and weight done. My son was sent back out and I was told to undress, the doctor took about 10-15 minutes to come in. He asked me all the question containing to both my son and myself, wrote down the immunatizions etc. Then he listened to my heart, lungs, felt my throat,felt my tummy, looked in my mouth, then told me the nurse would be in for my breast exam. The nurse came into the room seconds later, she did a breast exam and then looked below. I got dressed and got my son back into the room. we waited a few moments and the doctor returned checked my sons lungs,heart,mouth,ears,tummy,and pelvic area. He told me that everything looked great and to bring the two small white sheets to the front desk. We stopped at the front desk and were asked if the doctor needed anything from us, I said no he said we were good. she handed me a sheet saying what day we could pick up our medical results and that was it.
I would like to say that well I was there the guy I talked to was doing a cr-1 visa and he was sent a sheet 2 weeks ago saying he was now able to book his interview and he could go online to book it.

Please don't.

About clothes... If you go to better stores, you'll find better quality clothes. You'll find jeans that fit properly and all of that stuff. There are tons of stores that sell the proper fitting jeans.... you just may have to spend a little more.
Banana Republic for example is a great place if you're looking for slimmer fits. They're a little pricey but not insane. It all depends on the store.

Please don't.

Please don't.

Stereotype much? Nice job of perpetuating stereotypes with limited anecdotal evidence. I don't think all inconveniences merit a full apology, and as such, I don't issue them unless warranted.

Oh yes... the fluffy white envelope they give you after the leprechaun interviews you so you can slide down the magic rainbow into the USA.

After the doctor is through the nurse comes in with one of those confetti guns and shoots it into the air over you and says: "APPROVED!"

My coworkers daughter did the same thing. Sort of a kick in the face for the rest of us who decided to do it legally eh?

You can't compare to 20-30 years ago to today. Every single generation changes.
These days we have emails, facebook, twitter, message boards and all sorts of ways people can be bullied these days. You used to be able to somewhat leave the bullying at school but nowadays, you come home and you see it on your computer too. My cousin was bullied and there was actually a group dedicated to hating her on facebook. It was reported and it took about 3 weeks to have it taken down. During that time anyone and everyone at her school could access it. It's like having a permanent bathroom wall... rumours aren't just written with a sharpie on a stall anymore... they're on the internet for everyone to see and read.