Wolfie

Drive

Maybe it worked out for her. Other than that, who could she have been?

Pennsylvania

I don't remember if I voted for him or not, simply because I don't remember if I voted that year. If I did vote, then it was for him. Of course, I learned within a few days how huge of a mistake that was. Not that my one vote was the deciding vote or anything, but still, it's the principle of it. [/offtopic]

Because you want to watch the Bionic Woman and Life at the same time I do.

Dense

Stuff at Wawa will generally be more expensive than at a grocery store. I voted against Bush.

Roseanne (Barr)

No, it's not your duty, other than to get gratification. If you cause enough of a stink, then they're going to crack down on the situation to avoid the possibility of bad press, which in turn would cause them to lose business and therefore profits.

Bush in his infinite 'wisdom' is the reason prices are so high. During a time of war, the economy is supposed to get a lot better, and so far the economy has gotten worse. That means that he's screwing up, and I doubt that all of it is accidental. He could have capped the prices of gas and helped out the fellow Americans, but instead of let it go. My guess is to help his buddies who own the oil companies. Price of gas goes up, that shoots the price of milk up because the companies are gonna pass the cost onto the consumer. It's scary to think that we may be heading for another depression. Not quite as bad as the Great Depression, but one where there is a huge slump, all because Bush doesn't give a shit about the people that he tricked and lied to in order to get their votes so he could try to play God. By the way, I'm anti-Bush, in case you didn't already figure that out.

Cake

You got us beat by 2¢/gallon on the gas. Here, when I go to Kroger, I look for the discounted milk (happens semi frequently, when the sell by date is near). Around here, 1% is about $4.09, don't know about the whole milk though, which I'm sure is what you're getting because of your baby. Why does it have to be boneless or even breast? Not saying you are wrong to buy it, just that boneless is going to be a tad more expensive, same with choosing breast meat. Just something to consider if it being boneless breast is by choice and not necessity.

That's a shame. The Wendy's closest to me (which I had an issue with many years ago) treats me very nicely. Sometimes they're a bit slow with doing the orders (I've clocked over 10 minutes when it's just 2 people ahead of me), but it's not an issue when I know that they're going to treat me nicely despite how rushed and stressed they must feel. As for what happened, I'd type up a detailed report of everything that you remember happening, set it aside, then make a separate report of additional details that you remember over a two day period. After that, reread what you typed, make any corrections you need to and work in the new details. Try to make footnotes of phone numbers you called and such so that things can be verified. Then have someone else read over it (proof read for one) and then ask any questions they might have in case you forgot to include something. Then after all of that is done, send a copy of the BBB and to their local police department (for the PD version, include a letter from your doctor verifying that you are indeed allergic to mayo, along with consent for that information to be used). What they did was criminal, as it could have caused you to go to the hospital. Yeah let that manager claim that you didn't have an allergic reaction. But when the police come asking questions and telling how you have a medical history of being allergic to it, I'm sure that manager will feel like a dumbass. You might also contact Wendy's corporate offices and explain to them what you are doing, that you are going to let that police department handle the matter, as well as include a copy of the letter (the BBB copy) but also note that the police were sent a letter from your doctor confirming your allergy. Also include that if you do not get a response from them this time, you will forward the letter to the news media, as you are sure that they would eat it up that a fast food chain doesn't seem to care that one of their employees tried to kill you. Point of it all? Well for one, gratification. You'll know that something WILL be done to make it right. Heck, who knows, maybe they'll offer you "hush hush" money, in fear of a lawsuit. If they do, just make sure that there's no clause included where you're prohibited from talking about the matter (except maybe to the news media). That way you can discuss it here. But aside from that, someone else with allergies might go there and not be as fortunate as you, and I do mean that in the most depressing way. 1½ days isn't a long time.

Still horny. (Hey, I'm a guy, what'd you expect?)

Fishing

Now now, be honest. Eloise, she gave you the reverse answer.

Ok so ignoring the buffoons dislike of this wonderful TV series... At the beginning of the episode, it was funny (and mean of course) how he told the story of when Meg was born. --- Opening from outside the house, view switches to the family sitting on and in front of the couch, watching TV. TV Accouncer: "We now return to Sunday golf, on CBS" View changes to show the TV. Sports Announcer #1: "And Nicholson here, trying to save par. And there's Nicholson's wife. God, is she hot." Sports Announcer #2: "Look at that rack. There's a downhill line for you." SA #1: "Ah they're just out there begging to be touched, pleading. How many golf balls do you think she can fit in her mouth?" SA #2: "I'd hit that one in the rough if you know what I'm saying." SA #1: "Who are you kidding Greg, you'd *beep* her for a week and then you'd get tired of her." SA #2: "Yeah, you're right. That's what I do, that's my thing. What a hell of a week though." SA #1: "Hell of a week." Nicholson putts, ball goes into the hole and then we see the family as the power goes out... All: "Ahh!" Lois: "Oh my god, the power's out!" Chris: "What are we gonna do now?" Brian: "Well we could light some candles and read." Everyone else laughs. Chris: "Yeah right." Stewie: "Yeah that'd be great." Peter: "Yeah read the inside of my butt." Meg: "We could tell stories. Hey dad, why don't you tell the story about when I was born." Peter: "Yeah we got halfway home with the afterbirth before we had to go back to the hospital and swap it out for Meg. The end." --- Gee, nice story.

Oh shut up.

What happened?

Ok I will.

What are you talking about this time?

It's not snooping if you know that #1 it's automatically enabled for me, #2 I'm gonna do it regardless of what you say/think and #3 it's in the TOS/disclaimers that you agreed to when you signed up. Now, leading you to believe that I can't or won't do it, then doing it anyway, is a form of snooping when there is some form of privacy involved.

You heard it folks, she herself said to NOT give her a license! http://www.n-raged.com/forums/public/style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif

Just remember... "Time keeps on slippin, slippin, slippin Into the future" Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle

You assumed it. Not my fault you took it that way. By the settings, I automatically have the ability to see any and all groups. So it's not snooping, it's direct access. I have it set up that way for staff as well. Don't remember if I set it up to be certain staff or all, but that's not important.