Yes, of course. But you apparently weren't posting from the store, because you said George went there with you.
What would we do for fun if there were no nits to pick?
Make nits for others to pick!!
Yes, of course. But you apparently weren't posting from the store, because you said George went there with you.
What would we do for fun if there were no nits to pick?
What would we do for fun if there were no nits to pick?
Make nits for others to pick!!
Make nits for others to pick!!
Yep. You can definitely see the activity level increase around here when the nit crop gets ripe.
I have a pet peeve for all y’all in the OTC labeling standards biz. I find it quite an effort to locate the recommended dosage. It’s usually embedded way down in the tiny text which recently prompted me to extend the bottle to a complete stranger socially distant from me and ask, “how many of these do I take?” since I didn’t happen to have my magnifying glass with me.
Not wanting to criticize without making a helpful (?) suggestion I offer the following: for such a critical piece of info, perhaps you could bold it and place it near the top of all the verbiage?
Well that’s an interesting point. You’re right - I would not read through it all if the dosage was at the top!
This steams me, too. I had a guy putting in a new septic field for me that started into a racist diatribe that really made me want to tell him to pack up and get the hell out of there. Obviously, he had me over a barrel and knew it. Needless to say, he never got a recommendation out of me after that.My pet peeve is repair men who decide to give you their political views . Do your repair take the check and leave before you piss me off.
50+ years after the construction of my building they finally figured out that holes should be drilled in the terrace fence posts because, apparently, the caps on the top aren't water proof and rain water pools against the concrete, deteriorating it. Several years ago I overheard someone in the elevator complain that her terrace was "falling down." A few years ago I pulled on part of the fence and it moved toward me several inches. I did some research a year or two ago into whether people have fallen to their deaths when their terrace fence gave way. Yes, they have.
So, now I have an AC with fins exposed because it has to stick out of the old sized sleeves, and it's exposed to flying bits of concrete and steel from the chipping and drilling. And my terrace door was barricaded until it's finished. But I think it's unscathed so far. I stick a mirror out the window to check on it.
My pet peeve is repair men who decide to give you their political views . Do your repair take the check and leave before you piss me off.
I put my Molina premiums on autopay, but they still mail me a bill every month and it always includes a separate sheet explaining their non-discrimination policy. I've searched their website several times and haven't found a way to turn off the mailing. Couldn't they just send me an email?
And yes, I did double-check to be sure my autopayments are going through!
So I scraped some of the tarry slop off with a paint scraper and DH was on his hands and knees scrubbing the driveway with Barkeeper's Friend (It mostly worked). Late this afternoon, they came along and put another layer of tarry sealer between the road and the curb, slopping it over everyone's driveway this time.
My peeve today is the fire alarm that keeps going off at DM's apartment.
Could the alarm be replaced by the tenant?
"The alarm in most homes uses ionization technology, which more quickly detects fast flaming fires. They also lead to false alarms like when you burn toast."
I replaced mine with a photoelectric one a few years ago, I think. I guess the "P" on my alarm means photoelectric...yeah, it does. I got this one.
That's my pet peeve - poor markings on products. I can't even find the model number on some things.
Could the alarm be replaced by the tenant?
"The alarm in most homes uses ionization technology, which more quickly detects fast flaming fires. They also lead to false alarms like when you burn toast."
Somehow it never occurs to them anybody could hold a different view. This was also a pet peeve of mine about certain coworkers. Glad to have given them the boot when I retired!