- Aug 9, 2012
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@Mndl did you mean to rate this as bullying?
OT New Random Thread Pt. 3
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- Jul 4, 2010
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OMG did they not blow it up for you!?
- Jul 29, 2010
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Haha I just got it a target! It was like $4 and I figured it wouldn't be that bad to have to blow it up but it was awful
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- Jul 4, 2010
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One time I went camping with my family and my uncle bought a blow up full size mattress to sleep on in his tent but everyone failed to realize we would need a pump for it. My cousin ended up blowing the entire thing up himself!!
- Jul 29, 2010
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That sounds like a nightmare. I can't even imagine how much that would suck because I struggled blowing up a small lounge thing [emoji23] it took me like 15 minutes haha
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- Apr 8, 2011
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runners: do any of you have the garmin forerunner? specifically the 220? if so how do you feel about it?
currently, i have a stupid fitbit and hate it; it's not accurate at all. i still have to bring my phone for gps/mileage. I'd rather not bring my phone on runs, at all. and i'd really like to add in the heart rate monitor for more accurate calculations.. so it seems like a good fit but it's expensive so idk. i know there are lots of similar options, as well... so i'm conflicted.
currently, i have a stupid fitbit and hate it; it's not accurate at all. i still have to bring my phone for gps/mileage. I'd rather not bring my phone on runs, at all. and i'd really like to add in the heart rate monitor for more accurate calculations.. so it seems like a good fit but it's expensive so idk. i know there are lots of similar options, as well... so i'm conflicted.
- Jul 14, 2010
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Don't you just love "friends" this girl who calls me her best friend signed up 3 months ago to be on my JDRF (type 1 diabetes) walk team and I've been hassling her about the walk shirts and triple checking she's coming. Anyway, the other night she posts on Facebook she's attending Beachclub for some DJ event ..on the same day of my walk. I kind of figured she wasn't coming anymore because she kept saying probably and didn't give me a shirt to be screen printed but really? At least tell me you're not coming before you post on fb that you're going to get day drunk instead. -_-
- Mar 15, 2011
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I love my 220, it does everything. The GPS and heart rate seem to be pretty accurate. It was expensive, but worth it IMO. I bring my phone usually anyway for music and I often use the Nike running app, which is free and awesome!! I'll often just use that for shorter runs like under 5 miles.
- Dec 27, 2009
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At my sisters baby shower a few years ago I did something like this - but not so "in your face". We had a basket with envelopes and little chalk board sign that suggested writing down your address for the mom to be (It was a cute little rhyme that I got off of pinterest). It worked surprisingly well, and it gave my sister more time to relax/not stress before the baby was born, because all she had to do was write the thank you note and stamp the envelope. For people who didn't fill them out we just scanned through her list and I wrote out those envelopes. Most everyone did fill out an envelope though!
- Dec 27, 2009
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Ugh don't even get me started! My cousin (she's 27) is getting married in August to a guy she's only been dating a year (to each their own - I know) but her whole wedding process has been driving me nutty! 1) she didn't send out a save the date 2) her wedding invite was something from Tinyprints basically, with a picture of them from ANOTHER wedding on the invite 3) she had an RSVP via e-mail. 4) she asked me if I could sit at the door of her reception, tell people were to sit, and guard her card box... hi? thats what table cards are for (don't be lazy, or just have it open seating) AND if you think someone is going to steal your card box - don't invite them to your wedding!! Once again, I know each person has their own opinions and ideas, but this is just the most absurd wedding I've ever hear dof.
Also, she knows I do photography on the side, but had the nerve to ask me to come to their photography session with ANOTHER photographer so I could "pose" them because this photographer isn't good at that kind of stuff. Girl No. Bye. If you wanted my work, you should have asked me to take your pictures. I'm not going to go pose you so another photographer can get the credit.
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Now THAT sucks. Really.
- Jul 14, 2010
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I'm just more annoyed that she couldn't be straight with me about it. Like if you didn't want to go don't keep telling me probably. Also she posted the thing on fb that she was going and I saw her the next day because she works with my actual best friend and she didn't say anything to me about it. Then texted me today saying she wasn't coming but that she'll donate money for me this week since she didn't do any team fundraising. I told her to keep it and spend it at the day club event she's going to instead and she denied it saying she wasn't going..and before I said to keep her money etc and even before I texted her back, because I wasn't even going to bother, I noticed that she took me off of fb lol like I did something wrong...
I could get if it was a party or something I was having but it's to support me and my fundraising walk effort for a disease that I fight every day lol ...ugh...I need a hug LOL
- Nov 13, 2014
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And type 1 is no joke. My ex-boyfriend has it so I saw how it can affects your life.
- Mar 2, 2014
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Lol this girl I graduated with (last month) and her boyfriend who graduated last year are getting married next weekend and I just got their invitation in the mail.
1. All your friends are 17-18 and broke so don't expect many elaborate gifts. That's what you get for marrying at 18. (I guess I should add that she has thousands of dollars worth of stuff on her registries)
2. We never said 3 words to each other in high school but just because we graduated together you think you know me well enough to send me an invitation?
3. The invitation reads Friday, June 13, 2015... hmm.
1. All your friends are 17-18 and broke so don't expect many elaborate gifts. That's what you get for marrying at 18. (I guess I should add that she has thousands of dollars worth of stuff on her registries)
2. We never said 3 words to each other in high school but just because we graduated together you think you know me well enough to send me an invitation?
3. The invitation reads Friday, June 13, 2015... hmm.
- Dec 14, 2009
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I'm sorry your friend did that, especially since it's something that's very important to you. Really goes to show what kind of friend she is - that she'd pick some party over supporting you. :confused: My friends do that too and it literally drives. Me. Crazy. It's one of my biggest pet peeves. I get my hopes up so easily so that makes it worse. Have you ever seen Aziz Ansari's bit on making plans with friends? It's so accurate.
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