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Idiots who can make a shrill whistle and think that every sporting play needs it. There have been a few times that I attended a pro baseball game and had so many whistles around me that I worried I would lose my hearing.
MaryView Thread

If I saw someone stealing in a store, I would tell and then walk away.View Thread


It's a shame.View Thread

What an employee does in their free time awake from work is not public information. That's why fb fans have nicknames.
If a supervisor asked me what I did or belonged to, I would turn the table and ask why my answer mattered to my job.
MaryView Thread

1. better health care options
2. no more empty promises
3. someone who knows how our government representatives and senators can manipulate a bill to include $500,000 to tell us how many seagulls fly into San Diego (example only)View Thread

Jeeze - give me a break
MaryView Thread

I've started with stick-like lights in a tall plant in my living room. Now the main area of my home is never in the dark.View Thread

Send the smokers out of the building!View Thread

I use this method:
- always tag the gift with the name of the original gift-giver
- never, absolutely never regift within that person's family
- clean the original box
- if there are lots of dents and dings it belongs to you
I think I have only regifted to newlyweds
MaryView Thread
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