I can't wrap my mind around someone being deeply shy on the internet. It's a computer with words on it. Humans may or may not be reading and replying to you.
I'm shy IRL, but on the computer...I spew word vomit for all to enjoy.
I can count on one hand how many times I've made sure my bra and panties matched. They've all been super special occasions. So no, as a general consensus no they don't need to match.
I love online shopping except when it comes to jeans, fancy dresses, shoes, and underwear.
I hate self check out. I hardly ever use it.
I also like white jeans.
Mine: I love mayonnaise in my mac and cheese instead of putting butter.
Post by Cherhorowitz on Aug 18, 2016 11:19:11 GMT -5
If I know you're having a birthday, I will start you a thread. So just tell me. I like birthday threads. As we get older, we tend not to celebrate our birthday. I want your day to be special.
If I know you're having a birthday, I will start you a thread. So just tell me. I like birthday threads. As we get older, we tend not to celebrate our birthday. I want your day to be special.
I'll message you a countdown every day in November.
I'm a crotchety old woman and using self checkout always involves swear words.
If I use the regular non-self checkout and you don't have a bagger available and expect me to do it - then I will ask what discount you're applying to my grocery bill because of your lack of proper staffing.
And you're the kind of customer cashiers roll their eyes at and make fun of when you're gone.
I used to get stuck with no bagger all the time, but never expected the customer to bag it. We were always told to scan everything first and then bag it after the transaction is complete because cashiers are timed from the first item scanned to the cash drawer closing/card approval. That's not expecting the customer to bag; it's doing what you're told so you don't catch hell for slow transaction times.
It's also not the cashiers' fault they don't have baggers and giving them shit for it is unfair unless they explicitly ask you to bag.
I can understand scanning it first and then bagging. In this particular instance the store had self bag or full service lines and since I had the kids with and so went into the full service line and was a little grumpy when the full service advertisement proved false and I was stuck wrangling toddlers and groceries. I didn't blame the cashier, I blamed the manager.
And if I know that the store has self bagging, charges for bags, etc. then I'm fine with that, I'm not that much of a grocery snob, it's just when you expect one thing and get another.
Of course I still miss the days when you'd drive your car up and they'd load your groceries up for you but now I sound like a granny.
I appreciate brux's love for birthdays. I love when people can get excited about them. I always get a little excited about mine but usually end up feeling disappointed for no reason.
Post by angelashly on Aug 18, 2016 11:28:27 GMT -5
I can see someone being shy on the internet especially with an already established banter. Yes I am more open here and just starting posting, but I still hold back some.
Post by spencer1337 on Aug 18, 2016 11:30:13 GMT -5
I have much love for birthdays, especially ones like mine since they get overshadowed by holidays. I will totally do a November birthday spectacular for all of you lovely ladies.
Also I may have a UO, I actually love the octonauts creature report song. It's catchy. My H thinks I'm nuts.
I appreciate brux's love for birthdays. I love when people can get excited about them. I always get a little excited about mine but usually end up feeling disappointed for no reason.
The fact is if you don't get excited you can't be disappointed. If something great happens its even better because you hadn't hoped for it. Just start building a wall around your heart brick by brick and one day you'll be eating cake with me and feeling no fucks.
I appreciate brux's love for birthdays. I love when people can get excited about them. I always get a little excited about mine but usually end up feeling disappointed for no reason.
I appreciate brux's love for birthdays. I love when people can get excited about them. I always get a little excited about mine but usually end up feeling disappointed for no reason.
Should I feel left out that I don't have a death buddy? I know I've said before that if I disappear please don't assume it is because I'm dead, but I'd kind of want you to know if I croaked.
I feel shy on the Internet, but I'm cool with it. I recently realized that I feel like I'm a peripheral poster- I'm usually around the group but rarely in the limelight/center of the group. That's also my real life personality, so it isn't super surprising.
I'm often nervous about talking to another poster who I fear might not "recognize" me- you know, you're all like, hey, saw this, thought of you, and they're like, what? Who are you? Do you go here?
I can't wrap my mind around someone being deeply shy on the internet. It's a computer with words on it. Humans may or may not be reading and replying to you.
I'm shy IRL, but on the computer...I spew word vomit for all to enjoy.
Brux be spewing:
I am actually really shy online (and in real life). And I hope that it's humans and not killer robots reading and replying to me.
Post by pickleboat on Aug 18, 2016 11:42:47 GMT -5
Another Leo here who loves birthdays. Mine is a milestone one this year and I just planned myself a party since MH didn't seem to be taking it seriously, lol
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