CheesyMarmite
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I've been growing my nails so I can go get a manicure....now one of them has broken 
And if you’d gone in and bought the product in store, they wouldn’t give a stuff about asking for reviews. Online shopping is a wild world.Yes!! I'm looking at the email like... do you really want me to leave a review for this toilet roll holder? Who is even reading toilet roll holder reviews? I didn't read the reviews when I bought it.
Of your two favourite ones, is one battery operated by any chance?My third favourite appliance has broke, (tumble dryer) have no ch, so have put a line up ( all I cld find was string!) in bathroom , and have an old dehumidifier so am using that!!
Everyone should give a wish list, or how will you know you're not just wasting money?I feel this one. I’m just glad that the person I’ve drawn has created a wish list so I’ve just picked two things off that and it’s sorted![]()
There does seem to be a lot of "I managed when at school, why can't she?"Read an article on fb about a teenage girl having time off for period pains and the school having a problem with it. Awful I thought, I’ve been there - my period pains were the worst for the first few years and I could barley function whilst on. Made the mistake of reading the comments and wow. So many people backing up the school and making uninformed comments along the lines of “what’s she going to do when she goes to work?” “she should go to the doctor to sort it out”. I mean really are people this thick? There’s barely any treatment available for period pains, doctors don’t even want to go to the bother of finding the root cause of it. It’s just seen as something we have to put up with. We might get offered hormonal contraceptives, but although that can help, it often doesn’t treat the root cause of the pain. Not to mention many contraceptives come with their own list of unpleasant side effects.
I should really know better than to read any comment section on Facebook, it does nothing to improve my mood.
I always have my camera off. I don't care what people say to be honest because WFH has triggered a whole new level of scrutiny. I find it rude that people feel entitled to have a peak at my private space (meaning my apartment). I'm not comfortable having my camera on and no one is going to force me to. I'm here, I deliver the work, very responsive to my emails & IMs. There should be no problem with having your camera off. This new set of codes is laughable.We’ve been told having cameras off is “rude” so I’m waiting for those who feel empowered by this nonsense to say something. People are getting out of hand with policing other peoples’ behaviour from a place of “offence”. It’s not harming anyone if you’re engaging just not staring gormlessly at a screen for a mundane meeting. Nobody needs to see me without make-up on![]()
People knocking on the door instead of ringing the doorbell.
Or people who knock, then ring, then knock, then ring all within 10 seconds - give me a chance to get there!
And you can’t find the pencil sharpenerWhen your about to line your lips and your lip pencil is blunt.![]()
Is the oodie worth it? I really want it but don’t know if it’s good!I took my oodie off while I ate dinner so I didn't get food down it. But I got food down my t-shirt I had on underneath, so I had to go upstairs and change my t-shirt before I could put my oodie back on
Sorry to quote myself. But after all that I then spilled ice cream down my oodie![]()
omg this infuriates me. Especially buying shirts I have to size up about 3 sizes so they fit my chest but then they’re baggy on my waist. I’ve found that peplum stretchy tops are best. They stretch over my chest but are nice and fitted over my waist!Clothing just isn't designed for big boobs.
Yeh it is bad ain't it?I think of all the things I have read on this thread this is the biggest epitome of a first world problem![]()
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