Here's what cheezed me off today
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Yep, I clean it off, too -- seems like if one stall is a mess then the others usually are, too. At least we leave them cleaner than we found them!
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Happy Birthday Rockym!!!
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i went to an estate sale once and saw a woman putting perfumes in her purse. I loudly said - "This is a citizen's arrest!".. People came running. i told the lady to put the perfumes back and get on out of here... she did, cursing me the whole time.. but she left. that was rather unusual for me.
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Good for you, apple! More people should do that.
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Thanks for the feedback ladies....I'm going to assert myself more the next time it happens, and it will!
Here's another one...went to a concert last night...paid $200 for the tickets in the nosebleed section, plus $20 for parking, all to hear Josh Groban sing. I couldn't believe it...the woman in front of me can't get off of her f*#k*%g iphone long enough to have a memorable moment, with the thing shining in my eyes the entire event. The guy to the right of me answered his phone several times with a loud "HELLO...I'm in a concert right now", and the people behind us were talking the entire time in very loud voices. You don't dare say anything...someone might just pull out a gun and shoot you! So much for common courtesy....
PS...some good news....the toilet seat was clean!
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LOL apple...that's great. Sounds like a good episode for that TV show "What Would You Do"!
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Gotta weigh in on the wet potty seat issue. I've started carrying a travel-size pack of Lysol wipes and a pack of potty seat covers with me in my purse. Found them at Walmart. Even if they wipe the seat dry, their cooties are still there! Ewwwwww!
Hey, Kickin', you get those tires yet? Picking out new tires is a helluva lot easier than picking a gyno. And a lot more fun!
Rocky, did I miss your birthday? If I did, let me take this opportunity to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! Hope you had a good one! How's the chemo going?
Going back to the gym today. Tuesday I got to work out with Pirate Pete and Steroid Sam. Someone needs to tell these guys the 60's are over, but they did have some interesting tattoos. I'd never seen them there before but our gym is open 24/7 so I guess I just got lucky.
Everyone have an awesome weekend!
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Thanks Sara! Birthday was fun. Went to see paranormal psychologists talk about their experiences. The younger speaker was a hoot and even did some psych-type magic tricks.
apple, Good for you! Some dip shits ruin everything in their dishonest behavior. I'm a bad ass, but not sure if I would have had the balls in that situation. My friend gave me some stickers for my birthday (she knows me well :-)) and maybe I would have went up to the lady and stuck one of these on her.
Kaara, stickers above apply to your crowd as well. Hey, maybe we need to put these on cards to hand to the assholes who piss us off. I remember back in the 70s we used to be able to buy cards that looked like business cards, but they said all kinds of things. Heck, I think I may even have some left (yes, I save things forever :-)).
rohanna, thanks on the birthday wishes. Sara outed me :-). It was a fun day. Chemo is chemo... yuck! Treatment #3 is coming on Monday. I'm eating all the yummies I can right now since the taste buds will be gone again. Jalapeno chips and jelly bellys for breakfast! God forbid I mention my breakfast on one of the other groups. There was some weird discussion going on for a bit about eating sugar. I wasn't going to get into the discussion since TYPICALLY I eat very healthy, but from today until Sunday... watch out!
Decisions, decisions... I hate when I can't make up my mind, Normally that is a sign for me that something is really wrong. I recall standing in Target in front of the toilet paper for about 15 minutes once thinking, "One ply or two ply?" Brands... hum... how many is the best bargain in the package, etc. I think I was almost ready for the luny bin that week ;-).
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Hola fellow cheezers from the artist formally known as 2new4dee. My name is Dee and I am a footballaholic. (Actually, my name isn't Dee but my friends are all lazy a'holes so they shortened it to Dee) Oakland Raider football is my true passion, so it was time to change my screen name to something that truly reflects my personality (Everything else that truly reflects my personality would get me kicked off of the site by the Mods.)
Happy belated birthday Rockym! Sorry I missed it, apparently I'm easily distracted. It REALLY sucks to be feelin shitty on your birthday because of chemo. My birthday of 20 09 was spent sick as a dog from chemo and birthday of 2010 was spent in the hospital getting my new, shiny fake boobs. My birthday is coming up again in a little over a week. This year I think I'll just go to Applebee's and have the waitstaff loudly sing Happy Birthday to me off key and with fake enthusiasm like a normal person.
Nips up-carry on!
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RaiderDee, welcome back with your new personality! Gotta love the Mods. I'm surprised they haven't deleted some of my posts. I suppose I am using my inappropriate language appropriately and therefore it's all in context. At least that's what I tell my 13 year old ;-).
Thanks on the birthday wishes. It came and went, but I did have a good time. Since I'm just a few days out from treatment #3, I'm at my best right now. Of course after Monday that'll all change. Ohhhh, shiny boobs... sounds like a great birthday gift, all I got were cards and candy!
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So now I'm really cheezed... My hubby and I tried to go to a breast cancer walk this morning (American Cancer Society). My husband's company is a national sponsor so we go every year. I say TRIED to go because whoever planned this event must have had their head so firmly up their ass that they'll never see the light of day. The walk is in an area right next to Arizona State University. (Go Sun Devils!) The area is congested on a good day. Today is HOMECOMING for ASU so all of the parking lots and parking garages were closed, reserved for the football game later in the day. We were in our car for over an hour stuck in a sea of traffic, trying to find any freakin place to park. No police officers directing traffic, no directional signs, nothing. We finally just looked at each other and said, "F-it, we're out of here" and went home (along with who knows how many other people). I don't know how much money the American Cancer Society lost due to this debacle but it has to be a huge number. NEVER AGAIN. There are too many other charities out there that need funds to ever mess with that cluster-f again.
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RaiderDee: I'm with you....I would've done the same thing! The ACS is, after all, a large corporation, run by people who, for the most part, don't exercise common sense reasoing. It's not all that different from any large coporation.
I used to have a sign on my desk outlining the six phases of a project that read as follows:
Excitement..Confusion...Disolusionment...Search for the guilty...Punishment of the innocent...Praise and awards for the non-participants!
Kind of like an episode from Donald Trump's "The Apprentice" if you ever watched that TV show.
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Any other BRCA- women out there tired of being told it's their fault they have BC? Today I read yet another article detailing how BC is "preventable" in women without the gene. Huh? My only risk factors were being a DES daughter, an inability to breast feed (infertile due to DES) and dense breasts. Just exactly how was I supposed to prevent any of that?!
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Well, I was such a good girl today, making sure not to cheeze off others. I needed to give a specimen because of a suspected UTI and when I put the cup on the back of the toilet a few drops spilled. I did a good job of cleaning it up, don't worry.
But the UTI cheezed me off and I can't even blame anyone!
Leah
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I haven't peed on anybody's toilet and I haven't figured out exactly how I'm to blame for my cancer. I'm 0 for 2 today. Oh well! Happy Halloween everybody! Eat, drink & be scary!!
Nips up- carry on!
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Lulu22, never read anything about BRCA- ladies with cancer that could have been preventable. I've read a lot about how to prevent, but most is common sense. Don't be a smoker, don't be obese, breastfeed your kids and the list goes on.
I am trim, healthy and exercise. All the bad crap (alcohol, candy) I do in moderation. I had two children at a little past 30, nursed them both and have no family history of cancer. I believe my only "real" risk factor was dense breasts. They say 6x more likely, but NO ONE ever told me that one. I suppose I should have been way cheezed that I was never given any warning other than getting fancier mammos with ultrasounds once a year. Okay, now I'm cheezed! Had I had even a remote idea that I COULD BE at risk... this whole business would have been a lot less of a blow.
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RockyM, I know how you feel. I was told years ago that I had dense breasts but when I asked what that meant I was told "It makes it harder for the radiologist to read your film". I was never told it was associated with a higher risk of BC itself.
I found my own lump last December and dutifuly scheduled an immediate mammogram. I wasn't surprised when I was scheduled for a return mammo and ultrasound. Unfortunately the radiologist diagnosed my lump as a fibroadenoma, cancelled my ultrasound and sent me home. I wish I had been more educated about breast health because if I had been I wouldn't have waited 7 months to finally demand some answers as to why this supposedly benign lump was still growing.
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I have "moderately" dense breasts and was never told anything about being high risk either. I never had a bad mammogram until a couple of years ago, (I'm 71) and now I've been called back twice in the last two years and am now waiting for a biopsy. I've done all the right things too, but I guess sometimes it doesn't matter, you get bc in spite of it all.
Lulu22: I'm so sorry that happened to you. If I were you I would really be mad at that radiologist for sending me home. Isn't there some kind of liability attached to that? I think today if you find any kind of lump at all you have to absolutely insist that you get a biopsy. We can't afford to place our health in the hands of some human who has no personal interest in the outcome. What did he/she say.."oops..sorry"?
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OK, this is off-topic but I'm so CHEEZED! My 20 year old daughter does not drink, do drugs, or party around. So on Halloween weekend and the holiday itself, she sat at home because everyone she knows was out drinking!!!!!! What is going on with the world???? And don't suggest church parties because those were held at private homes and there was drinking! Where is a 20 something non-drinker to go????? AAAAARRRRGGHHHH!! She's had 4 kids in her graduating class killed in drunk-driving accidents. Have parents lost their cottonpicking minds!!!!? I think I'll go punch something!!!!!!!!
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rohanna, Wow!! I so get it, but that sucks harder then a Dyson vacumn witha clean filter! I wonder if there are any other young adults at any of these parties that are the designated drivers who are just enjoying the party.
And now for the mini cheeze... my son and I were listening to a song from "Bye, Bye Birdie" on XM radio yesterday and I brought up the topic of how innocent dating was in the ol' days. Not that I was around in the 50's, but there they were singing about asking girls out and getting pinned, etc. The characters in the movie were supposed to be like 16 or 17. My son has seen the whole boy/girl thing happening since he was in 4th grade at 10! Thank g-d he is still into his academics, sports and music because who the heck needs their hormones and emotions messed with at such a young age!
And the same goes for 20 SOMETHING DIPSHITS WHO ARE DRINKING!
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apple,
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A citizen's arrest!!!!!!!! I hope I can shout that at a wrongdoer someday! Good job! Janice
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My daughter is a non-drinker as well. On Halloween during her college years, she volunteered at a community center that throws a party for the kids. Gave her someplace to be, and she loved having a ton of fun, in costume, with the kids.
Your daughter might want to try that another year.
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thanks, guys! It's hard enough to raise children these days without other parents letting their underage kids drink. It just gets so frustrating sometimes. I googled non-drinking groups and all I got was AA. It breaks my heart to see her an outsider. I'm still cheezed!!!!
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I was more than a little annoyed today when I called my DD to tell her that I had an app't on Monday with the bs to have an US and biopsy (she knows nothing at this point) but before I could get it out, she launched into her ongoing rant about her ex and the court battle over custody of my grandson.
She has a competent attorney who is handling everything and there is zero chance of any success on his part, and he will be responsible for attorney fees as he has been before when he plays these games, so she should be moving on with her life, but no, she loves the drama and thinks the rest of the family is as caught up in it as she is! By the time she was done, I had no desire to complete my discussion, so I guess she won't know until I get my diagnosis, and then she will yell at me for not telling her! Kids...you gotta love em!
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rohanna---the only Highschool party we had for my son was homecoming------but no drinking was allowed--------it was fun at first , and Dad and I stayed out of the way. Then people left. The ones that stayed-----it meant something to them to be in a place that parents were on premises. The key for those that stayed was the quaterback-------he wanted to be in a place that wasn't alcohol affected. DS was a sophmore. QB was a senior. It's so many years ago , I need to ask DS now a lawyer, what is the qb doing. QB used good judgement that night. I hope his judgement was always as good. Hadn't had that thought in many years until your posting. DS was so proud to have QB in his house. I knew then and told DS why he stayed b/c he knew what a slip up could mean to his future and his friends were going to drinking parties.
I must look up this qb , and tell him what that one night meant to my son's life.
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Sas, thank you for that story. And God bless that QB. I hope you find that his life has been rewarded for his decision. I'm throwing a cook-out for my daughter's non-drinking friends this weekend. We're celebrating Guy Fawkes Day. I think it's a shame that there aren't more activities for young people who choose sobriety. *sigh*
Kaara, I feel your pain, Sister. My brother wants to call me and complain about his girlfriend problems. Thank goodness for answering machines! I'm praying that Monday goes well for you.
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rohanna:
I was video chatting with my husband, who lives in Aberdeen, Scotland, last night and could hear all the firewords being shot off for Guy Fawkes Day.....what a hoot that you mention it here! Of course, I do not know who Guy Fawkes was and he had to explain.
Jana
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Here's my ongoing cheese off! People thinking they have the answer and cure to my cancer! They say did you try this? Have you heard of this? My sister did this.... My friend did this...... I realize they honestly just want to help but going through treatments is about all I can endure right now. I don't think I did anything right or wrong to be in this position. It happened to me and I will take all the further precautions once I get through this treatment!! Ahhhhhhhh..............
♥Sara♥
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sarasowise I totally agree!!!
Here's what cheezed me off today. I (finally) found someone who would take medicaid for an abscessed tooth. The 'assistant' hygienist, looked over my history and tooth xray from an old root canal, , scooted her rolling stool closer to me and said sadly, " You know what caused this,loss of bone, don't you..." "No!" I said. She then told me "it was the radiation to your breast" ( I finished about 3 weeks ago) "Was not" I said, Was too" Was not" She then left and I had an hour on my hands so I called my RO who asked to speak to the assistant dentist (mine was still no where in site) and said "Was Not" When leaving I said to the assistant. "by the way, "was not" but I was really nice about it. She then informed me that she KNEW IT DID. I told her she shouldn't be advising patients of things outside of her scope of practice/education/knowledge. I asked for her name because she wasn't wearing a badge. She wouldn't tell me! I told her that was also unacceptable. She gave me a snarky. Have a good day. Let it go? Or advise office manager? Plus it was only a consult. I got PCN and Motrin, that's fine, but I'm not going back. I'll put it on my Visa and see a different oral surgeon Medicaid doesn't save much anyway
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Rohanna-------who is Guy Fawkes-------I could google, but I'd like to hear your version? It's Monday nite so, you must have had the party. How did it go?
My DS's groups over the years have all had designated drivers--DD's. They are/were very conscious of it, but now he is getting older and they don't go out in groups. He's very conscious of drinking and driving. But I think I will get him one of those self test breathing thingys. It only takes once and many lives can be ruined. Even if were just him being stopped with a ETOH level at or one point above the allowable------he'd be ruined.
Just learned last night that from Law and Order that 17 hrs of no sleep can give you the reflexes equivalent to 0.05 alcohol level. Very dismaying b/c I go through periods of insomnia that longest has been 48 hrs. Also L&O said someone with sleep deprivation of +- 40 hours can show signs of psychosis. Love AI's----NOT. The full schedule for tomorrow just got less. I find there statement very interesting b/c I knew my reflexes and balance are affected by insomnia. So, all appointments are late afternoon, in case I have a NO SLEEP night. AND if I don't feel right after a no sleep night , I'll cancel appointments. But it was like a shot between the eyes, when they quoted these stats in the show. Bummer
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