30 Somethings discussion

What are your pissers?

That's funny, I have to say that gets me when men do that too. But I have to admit that I say it about me. If someone calls me mam, I can't stand it. I like the Mrs. but not mam.

my step son calls me ma'am
I was like.... um, you can call me Stephanie :)

It's good that he's got manners. But I don't blame you there.

My biggest thing is that everyone knows my husbands cousin so when I meet someone knew, they ask, "Are you related to Harold Barber?" That can get me sometimes.

just tell em no :D

I've thought about it. LOL. I'm like No! not all Barbers are related.

Beats me. LOL.

Vicki Jean wrote: "Ok just for full discloser not all pissers;


I made a grown man cry today and didn't feel bad in the least bit, here are all the gory details;


I work as a receiving clerk for a barge compa..."

That is funny. I think you did the right thing and making a grown man cry says something about you. I don't want to cross you in a dark alley. LOL. Thanks for sharing and I'm glad that the guys listened. I hate nothing more than not being able to get in a yard when driving a truck, my dad used to get pissed at other drivers for that.

Vicki Jean wrote: "oh, I let everyone else go in (right around him)"

I would do that too. LOL.

I have a pisser, I feel that when a printer is made, it should be fixable. I hate when your printer quits working you have to buy a new one cause you can't get inside of the damn thing to see what is going on and you can't afford to take it to the shop to find out that it's a piece of shit.

My dad did too. I miss him so much since he's been gone for the last 6 years. If he was here, I'd have my car fixed whenever my hubby couldn't do it and I could rely on my dad when my hubby is at work.

Vicki Jean,

I worked at a steel mill truck scale in another life and remember truckers like your rocks-4-brains-crybaby! Oh my, don't they make the world go 'round? Another PROVERB comes to mind that even my dog knows: "Don't shit where you eat." LOL

Lorie

PS Have you seen him since?

Lorie wrote: "Vicki Jean,

I worked at a steel mill truck scale in another life and remember truckers like your rocks-4-brains-crybaby! Oh my, don't they make the world go 'round? Another PROVERB comes to mind..."

For real, truckers are rocks for brains and crybabies.