the 100% directionless thread

I haven't seen the girl im with in around a week, after being around her almost daily for the last couple of months. I'm actually getting kind-of worried. After she got her shark week

even though she's missed it for the last month and a half (she was..or thought she was, pregnant).

I'm only slightly worried though, at the moment. I'm not sure whether to ask her about it, or just let it go. Namely because it wasn't me who knocked her up, and also because I don't want to seem like an idiot.


Also, Achillies, you've gained a guardian angel. Don't worry, those you love stay with you. The body is transient, the soul clings to that which it loves.
 
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ShannahQuilts said:
Sad to say, and in spite of having loaded dishwashers since about 1967, I never do it "right", either. No matter whose dishwasher I'm loading, someone tells me I'm doing it wrong. If it's my own dishwasher, hubby always has a better idea. No, seriously, not just an idea he thinks is better: an actual better idea.

I'm competent, even highly competent, at some things, but loading the dishwasher is NOT one of them.

I console myself with the fact that I actually make really good jam.
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It's not that there's technically a "right" way to do it. Rather, it's the fact that they randomly throw dishes in, creating a massive waste of space.
 
Well, I wouldn't say I actually throw them in, but I don't take a lot of time over it, either. If I want to do something painstaking, I'll go make a quilt or knit lace.

I'd make hubby load the dishwasher, but the thing is, I'm too short to unload it, so he'd have to do it all.
 
Gotta love getting chastised by an ER nurse for giving pain meds to someone that needed them because it meant they couldn't put the patient in triage.

He really didn't like when I told him my protocol says treat pain and I will irregardless of what the ER wants.
 
You mean "regardless".

Regardless of what you have heard, “irregardless” is a redundancy. The suffix “-less” on the end of the word already makes the word negative. It doesn’t need the negative prefix “ir-” added to make it even more negative.

It's my BIGGEST grammar pet peeve.
 
as i was once working with a burned out medic i thought to my self

Is it an oxymoron for a firefighter to be burned out?
 
I love backfilling posts while everyone else runs calls. I'm all for running calls but after a good old fashion asswhoopin' yesterday I'll take some downtime today, especially with studying to do for my FTO academy that starts tomorrow!
 
n7lxi said:
You mean "regardless".

Regardless of what you have heard, “irregardless” is a redundancy. The suffix “-less” on the end of the word already makes the word negative. It doesn’t need the negative prefix “ir-” added to make it even more negative.

It's my BIGGEST grammar pet peeve.
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Yeah I caught it when it was too late to edit and my phone had changed it from the correct way.
 
Just flew to, and out of Houston; was thoroughly disappointed when a certain shiny-headed steward wasn't on board :sad: ;)
 
PoeticInjustice said:
Just flew to, and out of Houston; was thoroughly disappointed when a certain shiny-headed steward wasn't on board :sad: ;)
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Well there's 900 of us in Houston so it tends to be long odds :) Thanks for thinking of me though.
 
That look of pure horror when your partner for the day asks for the fire/police/EMS discount at a fast food place.

That look of pure horror goes away when my partners card got declined and turns into :rofl:
 
n7lxi said:
You mean "regardless".

Regardless of what you have heard, “irregardless” is a redundancy. The suffix “-less” on the end of the word already makes the word negative. It doesn’t need the negative prefix “ir-” added to make it even more negative.

It's my BIGGEST grammar pet peeve.
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Never have a conversation with my father, then. He says that at least once a day :rofl:
 
adamjh3 said:
Never have a conversation with my father, then. He says that at least once a day :rofl:
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Irregardless of what you say I don't think I'll ever have a conversation with him :rofl::rofl::rofl:
 
n7lxi said:
You mean "regardless".

Regardless of what you have heard, “irregardless” is a redundancy. The suffix “-less” on the end of the word already makes the word negative. It doesn’t need the negative prefix “ir-” added to make it even more negative.

It's my BIGGEST grammar pet peeve.
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Even more than there, their, they're, then, and than?
 
A lowboy CDF tractor trailer with a bulldozer just blew through town code 3. Who needs a bulldozer that fast?
 
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