I think it was right. I also think WBC are nut jobs. lol
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[quote] And you have a copy of the cancelled check. That is righteous anger. Yes, they think they are right, but you KNOW you are right.[/quote] I don't get mad over stuff like that usually...because I have proof...anger might enter the equation depending on how the conversation is handled though, but then its offended anger. For me, righteous anger is hard to come by because I've trained myself to always t
Wonder how that'd work in Math...
[quote]not clear on how your mother's vaginal irritation and my breast cancer and wig end up in the same place. My brain's just not making the connection and I read what you wrote twice[/quote][quote]How does posting a picture of the wig indicate it is my worst worry?[/quote] I said I was not clear...that I couldn't make the connection. And a "how does" question is by nature a clarification question. What else could it be?&
[quote]I love righteous anger! The few times when you know you are right and can unload on some clown who is trying to put you down - and they are wrong![/quote] Lol. Even when I know I'm right, I can't get righteous about it. (Though it may seem like it to someone else) I know the person I'm disagreeing with believes they are equally right. And I might just happen to be wrong</s
[quote]how many pay and do not back check the way you did?[/quote] When the shop is essentially audited by my insurance company...whew Doc, it could put her out of business. Wig girl told me ALL the women with my insurance pay the difference no questions asked (they're so grateful to get hair)...and she is the only network provider within 60 miles of here....not to mention the military uses her as well, so she has an international arm under the sa
So here is the update: Today I met with an Insurance representative, Judy. She said any "upgrade" I agreed too is between me and the wig shop. I said: "But I'm supposed to agree up front right?" She said: "Yes. They should have told you how much we'd pay, what your co-pay would be, and then any addi
[quote] I just do not see how you got from my comment to your answer … just based on what I said here … wouldn’t you agree? So what is it based on then, huh.[/quote] I think you might be reading more into my response than I intended. I was asking you for clarification, not accusing you, because occasionally people make points and I just can't wrap my head around them. If you
I'm good. Thanks for asking. [e digicons]^_^[/e]
[quote]I do know of a young lady who recently gave her child up via adoption. It's an open adoption and from what I can see and understand it's a win-win for all. The decision beforehand was excruciating for the very young mother and her family but now she's happy knowing she made the right decision The baby is thriving in his new environment. [/quote] Ah, therein is the difference. I don't know anyone who did an open adoption, but that actually m
[quote]If your worst worries are your hair and eyebrows (and your pic seems to indicate that)[/quote] Not my "worst" worry. Not by far. How does posting a picture of the wig indicate it is my worst worry? I am showing the wig as an aid to the discussion, so people know I'm not talking a cheap unit. Also, not clear on how your mother's vaginal irritation and my breast cancer and wig end up
This is antecdotal and far from a scientific study, but several girls I knew in highschool and college had abortions. Every single one of them regret it. Every single one. [e digicons]:([/e] And the women I know who gave their babies up for adoption? They're just as emotionally damaged. In a few ca
[quote]Anyway, how do I make a private article? If there were some way for me to find posts I have made on other articles because I have a hard time finding them once they are off the current list (as you might expect)? [/quote] On JU's homepage, at the top you will see "My Account".."My Dashboard".."My Blog"..."New Article"..."Forums" To keep track of articles you've commented upon <span sty
Good to see ya Terpfan. Glad you had a nice vacation.
[quote]I suppose you would have to like indigestion to wander around and look at some of their nonsense … and it does not matter what I say or not. I did not write any religious articles (well I was angry once). At first I tried to be honest and answer their ‘inquires’ thinking they were serious. Now I know better and will not have any more problems conversing with these ‘people’. Thanks for your help, it made a difference to me.[/quote] <span style="fon
[quote] Do not back down. [/quote] Ha. I won't. [e digicons]:frogboy:[/e]
Welcome. And yes, that would be a great tag line...lol But if you like to argue, you've come to the right place!!
[quote] just do not understand why so much hate and anger is bandied on my shoulders. [/quote] How do you define hate? Because I don't see the hate you're talking about here. I'm sorry you have trouble focusing. My youngest son also struggles with this and I've seen first hand how frustrating the world can be for him. I wish I could offer you some suggestions, but we're still in the learni
For the record, I wasn't following the article referred to here. And I really don't have a problem with someone being atheist. Your life. Your choice.
[quote]Is there a lake nearby you can tell her to go jump in? A nice deep one? She deserves no consideration or sympathy from you. None whatsoever.[/quote] She's not getting it. She had almost two months to tell me about all this (while I waited for the wig on back order) and they said nadda. Also, my insurance said they negotiated for "any wig in the st
Anger is (to some degree) socially acceptable. Not crazy anger, but anger directed at a "cause" or "unjust" situation. People tend to see it and think, "wow, so and so is so passionate." Or if the person isn't likeable.."so and so is deranged about that topic." heh Constant a nger is a luxury mostly reserved for younger people, because once you get a few years on ya, you realize, pffffft...I
Wow. I paid my cost share, my insurance paid the "allowable." B sent me another bill for the balance. I contacted my insurance co. They sent her a letter outlining her contract and the fact she agreed not to bill the difference. They also said: "Our files show you are a network provider, which means you cannot bill a beneficiar
[quote]Great worker there, T. And a detail guy, too. He is also a cute kid.[/quote] He's a good boy....though today he told me to make sure I don't ever double dip when eating chips and salsa, because I might give someone (meaning HIM) cancer. buwhahahahaha
Bob sounds like a nice friend to have around. I play guitar, or I should say to be more accurate, I play my OWN songs on guitar...hahaha. I write them so I can play them....lol. I can't play anyone else's stuff though. Garage bands are awesome. You don't hear a lot of kids doing that these days; at least not around here.
[quote]So your little guy definitely has a special attitude...cute too! [/quote] He has such a great work ethic Lula. When he sets his mind to something, he just keeps at it, no matter what...sometimes through tears and red faced frustration, until he accomplishes it. If I could just get him to apply that to school, we'd be rockin. [e digicons]