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stoneycakes · June 2014

Make them good today. I'm tired. I need something to wake me up. Something flameworthy.

stoneycakes · June 2014

I always try to think of things other than food UOs. Apparently I only have opinions on food...

stoneycakes · June 2014

I think someone needs to develop some updated etiquette rules. I know we all don't have time for hostess gifts and handwritten thank you cards every time we visit someone, but we still need to know how to be polite to people. It's rude to interrupt an in-person interaction whenever your random technology beeps in your pocket. Why don't people know that?

stoneycakes · June 2014

You guys are not following my directions. I need UOs and I need them now!

stoneycakes · June 2014

How many posts in a row can I make?

stoneycakes · June 2014

1

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Oh wait, that one was 6. See? I'm tired.

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8

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stoneycakes · June 2014

I'm in the double digits here, guys.

unaveragejane · June 2014

It should be perfectly legal and appropriate for me to take a dump in someone's yard if they let their dog do it in mine. Wait, that's not good etiquette, is it Stoney?

stoneycakes · June 2014

Yeah I'm thinking Emily Post would vote no on both defecating in someone's yard and on referring to it as as "taking a dump" for the updated version.

Mandmeesh · June 2014

Flip flops and cutoffs and cleavage are NOT acceptable for a job interview or work meeting. And if you're the interviewer and judge the interviewee on these bad choices, you need to STFU

stoneycakes · June 2014

Mandmeesh said:

Flip flops and cutoffs and cleavage are NOT acceptable for a job interview or work meeting. And if you're the interviewer and judge the interviewee on these bad choices, you need to STFU

This depends entirely on the job for which you're interviewing

stoneycakes · June 2014

stringy813 said:

hi stoney.

I think the DH/DD/DS abbreviations are stupid.

Just those or all of the acronyms in general?

Mandmeesh · June 2014

stoneycakes said:

Mandmeesh said:

Flip flops and cutoffs and cleavage are NOT acceptable for a job interview or work meeting. And if you're the interviewer and judge the interviewee on these bad choices, you need to STFU

This depends entirely on the job for which you're interviewing

Okay. Unless it's for table dancing

stoneycakes · June 2014

Mapleme said:

stringy813 said:

hi stoney.

I think the DH/DD/DS abbreviations are stupid.

Yes! My least favorite is AF. Does anyone here actually call it Aunt Flo IRL?

No. I just start acting like a bitch and eating ice cream and then I don't even have to mention it.

stoneycakes · June 2014

Mandmeesh said:

Flip flops and cutoffs and cleavage are NOT acceptable for a job interview or work meeting. And if you're the interviewer and judge the interviewee on these bad choices, you need to STFU

This depends entirely on the job for which you're interviewing
Okay. Unless it's for table dancing

Don't forget charity car washes.

unaveragejane · June 2014

It kind of bothers me to use the WTF acronym, simple b/c it's not something I would say in real life (neither the acronym nor the full version) except in very extreme circumstances which shall remain unidentified.

TJ1979 · June 2014

Damn it Stoney, I thought they were already good today, but it's just you blabbering to yourself.

Just bc you are a teacher and get summer off doesn't mean you get to quit paying the nanny and just expect the other family to pick up your slack. Life doesn't work that way. (If it's not stated that way in the contract obv.)

stoneycakes · June 2014

TJ1979 said:

Damn it Stoney, I thought they were already good today, but it's just you blabbering to yourself. Just bc you are a teacher and get summer off doesn't mean you get to quit paying the nanny and just expect the other family to pick up your slack. Life doesn't work that way. (If it's not stated that way in the contract obv.)

Haha, I tricked you! That's a sticky situation, TJ.

Mandmeesh · June 2014

I love all of the breastfeeding information and articles I come across on Facebook. I share them all on my wall with no shame. To make it an UO: more people should read and share them

stoneycakes · June 2014

Mapleme said:

stoneycakes said:

Yeah I'm thinking Emily Post would vote no on both defecating in someone's yard and on referring to it as as "taking a dump" for the updated version.

Have you listened to the podcast Dinner Party Download? (Awesome and hilarious btw) the have a couple of the Post children on their show giving etiquette advice once a month and they are totally up to date and reasonable (and also funny). Also, the Post Institute is in Vermont and I once gave an in-home cooking class for a bridal shower in a Post family home. I didn't realize it until part way through the class and all of a sudden I was terrified of breaching some unknown etiquette rule. But I survived!

I'll have to check that out!

welly01 · June 2014

stringy813 said:

hi stoney.

I think the DH/DD/DS abbreviations are stupid.

What would you rather refer to them as? Just type out the whole word husband/child, etc or by their actual names?

Once I got used to all the acronyms, I actually like them. Sometimes I have to catch myself when I'm writing stuff somewhere else (like Facebook) because maybe not everyone know what DH means.

welly01 · June 2014

It annoys me when people have joint social media accounts, like FB, email, even on here. Its most likely just the girl that uses the account. I just don't get it. Have your own damn identity.

JEPES1348 · June 2014

unaveragejane said:

It kind of bothers me to use the WTF acronym, simple b/c it's not something I would say in real life (neither the acronym nor the full version) except in very extreme circumstances which shall remain unidentified.

Jane, you're too proper. I use all of the words in all of the situations, unless it's completely gratuitious and I'm right by LO. I swear like a sailor.

stoneycakes · June 2014

Mapleme said:

unaveragejane said:

It kind of bothers me to use the WTF acronym, simple b/c it's not something I would say in real life (neither the acronym nor the full version) except in very extreme circumstances which shall remain unidentified.

I swear regularly IRL, but I make a point of not doing it front of people who would be made uncomfortable by it (a lesson I hope to impart on my children), which makes swearing on the internet weird. I feel like the internet is made for swearing, but there are lots of people who might read it and feel offended. As a non-swearer, how do you feel about internet swearing?

I do this, too. I occasionally swear on here, though. I suppose because I don't get the sense that any of the regulars on this board are terribly offended by it.

stoneycakes · June 2014

If you google an acronym, you will find its meaning 99% of the time.

JEPES1348 · June 2014

I do think it'd get confusing if we all used initials for our children as well as our significant others (see, now I'm avoiding acronyms!). Then we'd really have to know and remember more about all our families

Into+the+Kitty · June 2014

I rarely call J my husband, even IRL. Nor do I frequently refer to A as my daughter, so I rarely use those abbreviations on the bump.

PipSqueak0313 · June 2014

stringy813 said:

stoneycakes said:

stringy813 said:

hi stoney.

I think the DH/DD/DS abbreviations are stupid.

Just those or all of the acronyms in general?

Those are used most often and annoy me. Darling Daughter? Really? Who uses the word darling?

Some other ones are just practical like TTC. I agree AF is pretty dumb too. Who came up with these?

When I was first learning the meanings of dd/ds/dh etc....someone told me the d meant any adjective that started with a d that you wanted it to.....so dh could mean damn husband if you wanted it to, not just dear or darling.

km_md · June 2014

I use all of the DH/DD/D-whatever acronyms, but it just is easier sometimes. I often use E when talking about DD since she's in my signature, but if I started posting things about M, rather than DH, I think people would get confused. I could use his real name, but I'm not sure that would always be clear either.

Mandmeesh · June 2014

JEPES1348 said:
I do think it'd get confusing if we all used initials for our children as well as our significant others (see, now I'm avoiding acronyms!). Then we'd really have to know and remember more about all our families

It's all on the SS. Just ask @SecretAgentKate‌

JEPES1348 · June 2014

Mandmeesh said:

I do think it'd get confusing if we all used initials for our children as well as our significant others (see, now I'm avoiding acronyms!). Then we'd really have to know and remember more about all our families
It's all on the SS. Just ask @SecretAgentKate‌

I did think of this!

stoneycakes · June 2014

Mapleme said:

Totally OT, but when DH (his initial is N) went shopping last night he picked up some Cajun sesame sticks, but didn't finish them. So now I'm hanging out in the hotel bed eating them and I'm trying to decide if I should eat few enough for him to not notice or eat them all and go to the store and buy more so that he doesn't notice. WWCDBD?

You just baked him a HUMAN, Maple! Eat all the damned sesame sticks you please.

welly01 · June 2014

km_md said:

I use all of the DH/DD/D-whatever acronyms, but it just is easier sometimes. I often use E when talking about DD since she's in my signature, but if I started posting things about M, rather than DH, I think people would get confused. I could use his real name, but I'm not sure that would always be clear either.

This. To me it just makes it clear who you're talking about. Not that you actually call them that IRL.

welly01 · June 2014

Is anyone on the Little Butt customs waiting list? I'm getting super annoyed that she's doing other diapers before customs. I've been on the list since January. She promised to do all the customs quickly before she opened up the shop again. She's already done a July 4th diaper and now a Superman group buy. I'm getting frustrated. I didn't mind waiting but now I'm just thinking of taking my name off the list since its taking so long.

sarenu1 · June 2014

Mini skirts should not be worn in a business environment. I don't care if that's the fashion. It just doesn't look right.

TJ1979 · June 2014

sarenu1 said:
Mini skirts should not be worn in a business environment. I don't care if that's the fashion. It just doesn't look right.

But what if it goes with my cleavage and flip flops?

jjdillie · June 2014

@welly01 I've been on the list since November, I think. I keep checking to see how far down I am. It has moved a bit over the last month. I'm up at least 10 spots since early May. At least she has a limit of 2 diapers per spot so it should move pretty quickly. I already have a few of her diapers so I'm not bothered by it. There are some WAHMs who don't limit the amount per spot so the list is crazy. Then they post daily diapers and auctions all.the.time. That bothers me.

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