Post by moutonrouge on Mar 7, 2015 16:50:55 GMT -5
Meeting with realtor went fine. Still not sure what I was so nervous about. We chose her because she's so nice and competent, but I guess I thought she'd grill us or something.
Post by spaghettioh on Mar 7, 2015 16:54:15 GMT -5
Sometimes I type up a reply and Tapatalk tells me "You don't have access to this board". When I close and reopen the app I'm able to post replies though. Anyone else had this issue, or does the app just hate me?
Perfect time to come back I just went out and bought vanilla vodka (because they were out of the birthday cake kind) , whipped cream, and sprinkles for birthday shots lol
I just arrived at Target, went to pull into a spot, and there were not one, but TWO shopping carts in said spot. RAGE.
I have an important question. I feel like this sentence ^^ is grammatically incorrect, because if I said there WAS one, I would use was, but if I said there WERE two, I use were. So which do I/should I have used?! This is really bothering me that I don't know the answer.
ETA: maybe I just shouldn't use this sentence at all?!
I just arrived at Target, went to pull into a spot, and there were not one, but TWO shopping carts in said spot. RAGE.
I have an important question. I feel like this sentence ^^ is grammatically incorrect, because if I said there WAS one, I would use was, but if I said there WERE two, I use were. So which do I/should I have used?! This is really bothering me that I don't know the answer.
ETA: maybe I just shouldn't use this sentence at all?!
I think you should just go with cart rage and not worry.
I just arrived at Target, went to pull into a spot, and there were not one, but TWO shopping carts in said spot. RAGE.
I have an important question. I feel like this sentence ^^ is grammatically incorrect, because if I said there WAS one, I would use was, but if I said there WERE two, I use were. So which do I/should I have used?! This is really bothering me that I don't know the answer.
ETA: maybe I just shouldn't use this sentence at all?!
My first thought was that you should use "was" in that particular sentence, but now I'm second guessing myself. Gah, now it's going to bug me too!
I have an important question. I feel like this sentence ^^ is grammatically incorrect, because if I said there WAS one, I would use was, but if I said there WERE two, I use were. So which do I/should I have used?! This is really bothering me that I don't know the answer.
ETA: maybe I just shouldn't use this sentence at all?!
I think you should just go with cart rage and not worry.
especially because there are about a million corrals at our target... This was two, maybe three spots over from one. Wtf people.
Most states have tenant laws that require him to provide you with alternative housing in situations were you will not have access to basic needs for an extended period.
I doubt it was the ONLY bathroom.
We do have another bathroom, but it is the one DH generally showers in, so now we have to share, and our routines are all messed up. Plus it is in the basement, and 2 flights of stairs down, and then back up, is a long way to go if I need to pee in the middle of the night.
I'm seriously PMSing and came home to a baby magazine in my mailbox complete with coupons for baby things that I don't fucking need right now. Also facebook, lately I haven't been bombarded with baby stuff but today I was. Cool story, I'm going to go drink my feelings now.
I'm seriously PMSing and came home to a baby magazine in my mailbox complete with coupons for baby things that I don't fucking need right now. Also facebook, lately I haven't been bombarded with baby stuff but today I was. Cool story, I'm going to go drink my feelings now.
Ugh, Facebook does the same thing to me too. And YouTube and Pinterest. Common over to the drinking thread
Some guy came into the store looking lost. I asked if he needed help finding anything. He said "liquor". Well duh. What kind? Be more specific. The whole damn store is liquor.
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