LexieOnRale wrote: » The ex has been texting me non stop. Not really engaging him. Yesterday he said we could go away this weekend. I didn't reply. Now he text asking if I wanted to stay in the G this weekend, shopping and cuddles. Now, I really want to tell him to rev up and **** off, but part of me thinks that's cutting my nose off to spite my face. TA that he knows me so well. TA that I'm so predictable. TA that he hasn't seened to grasp this whole "being finished" business. The G though.
OldNotWIse wrote: » Catholic guilt imposed on you by parents. All I can hear right now is my mother's voice telling me the MAP is an abortificient.. and despite my common sense, I feel guilty and sad What the f.uck :mad: /headwreck
whiskeyman wrote: » Have 10 bloody Marys as penance.... or is that hail? ah well...
jimgoose wrote: » Umm, I take it we're not talking about Manifold Absolute Pressure, so what's a "MAP"?
OldNotWIse wrote: » Lol, morning after pill, though a more apt description might be "twenty hours after since the morning after you were still shítfaced from the night before" :P
whiskeyman wrote: » TA: I've upped the amount of times I play sports during the week to keep fitter, but I've noticed my appetite is insatiable the next morning! I've already had porridge, tea, toast, coffee, fry up, fruit and I'm staving for lunch!
MsBubbles wrote: » OldNotWise I prefer to call it WTF did I do last night Pill ? ;D
whiskeyman wrote: » Who or What? or both!
jimgoose wrote: » Quite often, "Why?!?"
Rosie Rant wrote: » Bit the inside of BOTH cheeks while eating last night. Ouch. I feel stupid when I do that.
KatW4 wrote: » I'm a substitute primary school teacher and the last school I was in had lots of kids with a tummy bug. Woke up this morning feeling crap! But to make matters worse I am going to London on Friday for my friend's hen party!!! I can't be sick! grrrr schools are disease pits
KatW4 wrote: » I hate this! We had to send children home because they had been sick the night before and that morning! They're 6 years old for gods sake, keep them at home and let them recover. They're not going to fall behind academically from missing a couple of hours colouring!
Smidge wrote: » Its something that the schools should really have more power over. The amount of people sending visible unwell small kids into school so that their day isn't bothered or discommoded is infuriating. Kids vommitting, pooping, snotting and wretching all over one another(and tbf small kids aren't great at hand or germ hygiene yet)and then your kid comes home dying. Then you and your whole family gets the lurgy and work is missed in your house? :mad: I think I may be more than just TA by this
eisenberg1 wrote: » Probably, but not too many. Hollywood joke about Nick Cage is, the only role he ever turned down was the one that came with the soup!
Nicolas Cage wrote: » :mad:
Smidge wrote: » This more than TA's me. Why are sick children not sent HOME from school when their inconsiderate lazy ass parents send them in knowing full well their child should be at home? "Hey lets infect EVERYONE because I dont want to keep my sick child off school" :mad:
26sdrawkcab wrote: » Well I know the mothers I work with send their kids to school sick and hope that they don't get sent home during the day simply because they don't want to miss a day of work themselves and have it docked from their AL. Another thing people obviously don't bloody well consider when they're procreating :rolleyes:
KatW4 wrote: » I understand that they don't want to miss work but surely their child is more important than a day docked from AL. They should at least have someone who can take care of them for the day if they're sick and not able to get the day off work. I agree, they don't think about these things!
