I have only one thing to say, because it's driving me crazy.
"Alot" is not recognized as a word in the English language. What everyone who is using this means to write is "a lot," i.e., two separate words with a space in between.
Thank you. :)
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I have only one thing to say, because it's driving me crazy.
"Alot" is not recognized as a word in the English language. What everyone who is using this means to write is "a lot," i.e., two separate words with a space in between.
Thank you. :)
Oh my I made a booboo!! Please forgive me!
alot, alot, alot, alot ok I'm sorry I had to do that. lol:D
LOL I was searching for "alot" to see how many times it had been said and then all of a sudden the find next just went crazy on your post. Anyhow, I got a kick out of it. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by MajesticCollies
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It is & isn't an excuse. As a mature "adult" its not an excuse, but as a "teen" it is an excuse. I was just like you once upon a time & can still be from time to time.
I use to talk to Bri all the time & was wondering why she wasn't on MSN anylonger.. If you ever need to talk let me know eh.
Well, it seems like it's time to sit down and start organizing your life...
I know you're having a lot of things going on in your life right now. That is totally understandable, we all have problems, and yes, they can change our mood and the way we act, but you can't use them as an excuse. If you feel that this is the reason why you're acting rude to other people, then it's up to you to change your attitude. No one can really help you on this.
Good luck, and I hope things start getting better.
I don't agree. There's a reason this forum has age limits. Everyone should treat each other with respect. A load of excuses doesn't make up for rudeness. Had buttercup just said "I'm sorry" that would have been the mature polite thing to do.Quote:
As a mature "adult" its not an excuse, but as a "teen" it is an excuse
RE: piercings etc. I myself don't have a problem with most, however it is an employers right to decide what is or isn't acceptable in their establishment. For better or worse, there are people that would go to a Walmart and see a cashier with a nose ring etc and be repulsed and have a negative "shopping experience". That can't be helped. It's the employers right and obligation to their company to do what's best for the company. That's just life. Fair or not.
Buttercup NEEDS to take a PT break if it's causing her additional distress. By her own admission , no one understands "where she's coming from" here, so what benefit does she get from spending time (which could be spend on homework :confused: ) here.
Ok a bit on peicings and tattoos . they are fine but I don't want to see them if i'm dining any where. As a 3rd generation nurses kid I know how easy and how many times Heppitisis (sp) is caught I don't want my food near that. My son in law is a tattoo artist but he can only do the cleaning of his end after people leave the shop it's up to them.
I work in retail and i want all my customers to feel comfortable, so I dress conservitive and clean. just as I want when I'm the customer. I have no objection with what you do on your own time but don't wait on me in blue spiked hair. i walk out of businesses like that and I have no problem letting management know they lost a sale and why.
Ok woah, I did not make this for people to be rude right back at me. I dont get how some of you can complain about me being rude yet you act the exact same way back.. practise what you preach?
I was appologizing for how I was latley. You all say people make mistakes then go on complaining about how I have terrible spelling mistakes!?! I make typos, so dose everyone. And I usually read my posts over to make sure there are no mistakes.
I'm not making excuses about no getting a job at certain places they wont hire me because I "express" myself in a different way.
Its not that I have bad grammar or anything its mostly constant typos.Quote:
1.) Go to those English classes...your post contains so many errors...wrong word...grammar, spelling....you need the class far more than lunch with your friends...
No I havent but I will. Thanks for reminding me.Quote:
3.) Have you apologized to Tim yet? Not given excuses ....APOLOGIZED....said..."I was rude and I am sorry?"
I havnt EVER missed a day of work.Quote:
skipping work is not an option
Lori I do apologize for being like that to you at first, but I'm not anymore right?
The reason why I was before is becasuse of the breeding you did and I held that against you. I judged you by your past actions instead of getting ot know you now.
D&D I think your post was most meaningful
it actually hit me the most.
Russian Blue thank you for putting it into kind words.
I think what I will do for now is still come on PT but maybe not post.
Or try and control myself to only post on threads that I can have something positive to say.
Thank you for those who pmed me with positive things, those who pmed me saying rude things I dont know what your problem is, ou were rude enough to me on here I dont see why you have to also pm me being rude. I hope you feel better now that you yelled at someone a lot younger then you.
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Originally Posted by buttercup132
Now, that sounds like a plan. Or at least try to use tact, a little compassion, speak from your heart, but, remember there is almost always a nicer way to say something to get your point across. That's something many people could learn from. Not just in Pet Talk, either, but, in every day life where you are face to face with people.
And, just as a note, I find it sad when children speak disrespectfully to their peers and especially to their elders (and, yes, that may be old fashioned, but, it's how I feel). But, what I find fantastically tiring and disappointing is when adults respond on identical levels. It's actually pathetic to see some of the replies in pet talk (and some of the things I hear daily) that come from the keyboards (and mouths) of grown women.
Ok, time for me to put my two (or maybe ten) cents in. Oh, and I better warn you, as I tend to write books. :p
Alicia, you are what, 16? You have only two years until you are considered an adult and the behavior you are showing is not very...'adulty'. It's time for you to start growing up. Skipping school, getting into fights, tatoos, piercings. Now, if I may be so bold to inject my professional opinion. (<---Alyssa, you may or may not recognize that. ;) )
Those two people who have been harassing you just need to be put on ignore. That's why it's called that. So you can IGNORE them. If they continue to harass you somehow, just contact Karen and Paul and I'm sure they will take care of it. I think I know what one of the PTers are. Yes, I agree, they can be annoying at times, but most of the time I just ignore their posts. Maybe you should do the same.
You shouldn't be skipping a class just to eat lunch with friends! No offense, but maybe that's why your spelling and grammar skills aren't that great. I am aware that my grammar isn't the absolute best and yes, we all make mistakes, but I'm just saying that maybe if you go to that English class more often, you could improve your grammar. Do your parents know you're skipping that class? I know if my mom found out I was skipping a class, she would personally kill me.
This is just my opinion, but I knew if I were to see a person serving me or cashing me out with a visible piercing(s), I would think they looked unprofessional. I'm sure it doesn't take much of a profession to take orders or to scan items, but you must have some sort of decency and care about the first impressions of others to take care choosing piercings/tatoos that cannot be seen. And being a kid doesn't help matters any. Most people think very lowly of you if they see a 16 year old kid with visible tatoos and piercings and may think bad of your parents as they are the ones that let you get the tats/piercings in the first place. Some people may be offended with your tatoos and perhaps may go complain to the store/restaraunt.
Also, some newer members may not know of the other sections. Give them a break. I'm sure when you first joined, you didn't post all in the right section. Yes, they are in bold, but most people just stay in their section. (and I'm going to use Tim as an example here) Tim mostly posts in dog general so perhaps he didn't know of the other sections and he probably didn't have a reason to look elsewhere other than Dog General. No need to be so rude towards him. Cut the guy some slack.
All in all, you seriously have to get your priorities straightened out. Remember, school/education first, friends/family/pets second. I know it may sound rude to put them second, but they aren't the ones that can finish college for you and get you a job that will properly house and take care of you.
(see, I always happen to write a book! :o )
I agree with most everyone here. Some of those problems that your going through could be prevented. Like how your behind in homework. Having lunch with friends should not be a reason for you to skip class. You are upset that your behind on homework, but YOU are the one who didn't go to class. Spend more time on your homework then on PT, then once you get caught up you can be on here as much as you want- without any worries!
And there are no excuses for being rude. I understand you are trying to apologize, and that's great of you. I am going through alot of things right now, too, and I try my hardest to not take it out on others. It helps to talk to someone about it, whether it's a friend, your parents, a counsler, etc.
The PTrs who are giving you a hard time, just ignore them! You can put them on your ignore list or talk to Karen about it.
I left PT when I first joined because I was upset that people replied to my posts something other then I wanted to hear. I was defensive because I just didn't want to hear other opinions, or rather the truth. I took a good look at my posts and realized I was being very rude and immature. I'm not saying you are... it just sometimes helps to take a break.
Some new PTrs may not know or understand what the different sections are for. That's no reason to get angry, we all were somewhat confused when we first joined. It takes a bit of time to learn.
Well, I know I pretty much repeated what many others said so I'll stop here. Hope you feel better and get everything worked out.
Good you apologized to Tim. Stay in that English class.
It's funny how often people complain, for lack of better term, about proper grammar/English/etc. I never knew how bad I was until I started my GED class. I did well, however, I have a lot of room for improvement.
I've always been complimented on my way with words, yet I need a lot of work!
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You're right, though. It's a habit I try to break. I'm a grammar freak lol...Quote:
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Buttercup, as long as you realize there are problems you can work on for yourself in how you respond to others, then that is a great first step. I don't understand the need to PM anyone with harmful things, it doesn't help, so I don't know why anyone woudl do that...the best thing to do is just ignore those, they aren't gonig to help you or the sender.
There are some days when we ALL come out sounding snippy and we all have many reasons. I hope you are able to work out some of the issues you have personally, and are able to enjoy the board more with a more positive attitude. I have been gulity of being snippy before but I always try to apologize when I do it, and as long as you do that with sincerity, I'm sure most people are more than willing to forgive and get over it.
That really annoys me when people correct other, some people have learning difficulties I'm bad at spelling and grammer and I cant help it, It knocks my confidence to know it bothers people so much
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We do try to make allowances for learning difficulties, but sometimes we know it is just a matter of rushing, or not caring - that's what we try to correct.
Don't feel badly, Muddy4paws, we just ask that people honestly try. In the case of students especially, I know that paying more attention to their typing here is good practice for schoolwork later. Forming good communication habits is helpful in almost every career field as well.
--- again with the REALLY long posts ... i've seriously got to conform to like a 300 word maximum. sorry bout that, i get verbose a lot of the time! ---
Buttercup -- I've thought about your thread here since you posted it, and have been trying to think up what I want to say. Basically, to sum it up ...
You remind me sooo much of my younger sister when she was your age! (well, except for the horse parts) :) I'm going to explain her to you a little, and see if this helps...
When she was younger, she would fight with her friends -constantly- and she was unhappy a lot of the time. She missed a lot of school, fought with our parents all the time, and fought with me as well. My sister is a passionate and vocal person, and often people just don't get her. She isn't the most tactful either, and has often rubbed people the wrong way. She has covered herself in tattoos, piercings, and dresses in black, so getting a conventional 9-5-work-in-the-office-cubicle-world will likely never be for her.
But ... she graduated from college, and now works as an Adult Day Program Coordinator for Social Services, and the old folks --- THEY LOVE HER! Shes passionate about what she does, and is a very vocal animal rights activist.
So, I guess what i'm getting at is that there is a place for you in life, no matter what. How you deal with the people around you will dictate in a lot of ways how they deal with you as well. My sister has lost -many- friends over the years, and has gone though many many hard times. If you are rude, and hard to be around, then you will have to be prepared for people to be rude and abrasive back - it is human nature. My sister has gone through the same things, and it is her choice to act the way she does, and has accepted the fact that not everyone will like her because of it.
Because of how she dresses and is pierced and tattoo'd, she HAS limited her work types - she will never work in an office like I do, but she has found something she loves to do. She was lucky, in that where she works and the people she works with accepts her for who she is -- not everywhere or everyone would be willing to give you the same acceptance (judging by some of the responses to your tattooing here). That is also human nature.
Even with tattoos, theres a lot of places that it doesn't matter as much - IT departments, a lot of social work places, Art and Graphic Design, Marketing, and more progressive companies to name a few. Dealing one-on-one with customers directly will likely -not- happen with heavy tattooing though, so you're limiting a lot of the kinds of jobs you might be able to get dealing with the public. Also, getting a job with tattoos is more likely in a large city where people are more used to that (like Toronto), than smaller towns might be.
I'm not going to preach on the school thing - that seems to have been covered already by other posters - the only thing I would recommend is to learn how to learn - school is good for that. It will help you once you are in the work-a-day-world, since every day you will likely have to learn new things and apply them to your job.
My sister and I are almost completely opposite, and we've had a lot of differences over the years, but we love each other, and I've accepted who she she is both physically and emotionally. I hope that the people in your life (family, friends, etc.) accept you for you as well.
Now, I'm not saying that certain behaviours, or being rude, is by any means ever a cool thing to do. All I'm getting at is that you will need to be prepared to deal with the people around you reacting the same way back if you
-choose- to continue with the actions and behaviours. No one else can be responsible for you but YOU.
... and since the Tattooing thing has come up quite often in replies, heres a story about my sister and tattooing, and people being judging of her and it. I worked in a Toy Store in a large mall near Toronto for about 5 years. I am clean cut, dressed conservatively, and was working cash. My sister and 2 of her male friends came into the store - spikes, dreadlocks, black and purple hair, piercings, tattoos, you name it. There were 2 women at my cash - about 40-50 - they look at my sister, and then one says to the other "Oh, look at that girl - she must have a lot of problems to look that way. I bet her mother has issues, and probabally never spent time with her". I turned to the woman and said "Actually, OUR mother was home with us until we were 10 years old. Thats MY sister that you're talking about, and shes perfectly fine thank you. Heres' your change, have a nice day". They turned red and left the store.
The moral? People will judge you behind your back based on how you look and act. They may also judge your family and the people you hang around with based on your outside appearance. But for the people doing the judging well --- you never know the whole story, so maybe think about it before saying something rude.
Blue Frog - WOW your sister seems EXACTLY like me!
Is she stubborn too?
I KNOW that I will never get a office job, I couldnt handle being in a enviroment like that. No effence to people who work in one I just think Id be bored stiff, I hate not being up and moving or constantly and doing hands on things.
Ive already been offered a apprentiship (sp?) at my current job , although I am going to graduate from high school. Ive only had one rude comment about my peircings in my current job placing and it was a customer. She looked at my peircing and said she felt like she was going to be sick.. I just walked away but the owner of the store said "Ya well maybe thats her way of showing her "wild" side " (because they all think I'm very quiet at work). All my co workers are so "into" that kind of stuff too though. They arent covered in tattoos or peircings but they do like them and support them. Wic is another reason why I love my job. But they only stay open till 2 or 1 and that finishing up the clipping and waiting for pick ups. I only bath them and I am done by 11-1 (the time varies). And I need more hours that is why I need another job.
Yes. We called it the 'Oma Syndrome' (she took after my grandmother) - It has always been 'her way or the wrong way'. Shes open to calm discussions, but if you get her back up then she won't listen at all, and tends to keep an arguement going past when it should have ended. She got a lot better when she started seeing that some people were just trying to get her going - she stopped paying attention to them, realized that it was a no-win situation, and stopped listening/talking to them at all. She realized it was saving her a lot of heartaches just to let some things go.Quote:
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Blue Grof - WOW your sister seems EXACTLY like me!
Is she stubborn too?
Good! - graduating High School is definately a great plan (which means going to English Class ya'know ;) ). Theres absolutely nothing at all wrong with an apprenticeship - and from the sounds of it a hands-on job is the best for you. Having your High School diploma will keep your options open for later in life, if you decide to do something different.Quote:
Ive already been offered a apprentiship (sp?) at my current job , although I am going to graduate from high school.
And thats the best response - if someone wants to be insulting to you, walk away. Treat it as beneath you to stoop to their level - its just people trying to get you going. I'm glad that your boss stood up for you too, and you proved yourself valuable and responsible to him by not insulting a paying customer. Dealing with customers is the -best- way to learn to curb some of the things you really really want to say. When you can smile at someone and help them, even if they're rude and belligerent, and say 'thank you' out loud (and all kinds of nasty things in your head ;)) then you're ahead of the game :) Maybe your boss could let you do some extra work, like answering the phones or dealing with the customers a little more to get that kind of experience?Quote:
Ive only had one rude comment about my peircings in my current job placing and it was a customer. She looked at my peircing and said she felt like she was going to be sick.. I just walked away but the owner of the store said "Ya well maybe thats her way of showing her "wild" side " (because they all think I'm very quiet at work).
Have you talked to your boss about getting a few more hours? Maybe theres something you can do to help with cleanup, or miscellaneous other tasks? Just don't overdo the working while you're in school though - graduate first, and worry about the extra work second. Don't let the work get in the way of schooling right now - you've got lots of years ahead of you for working, so get the basics done first! :)Quote:
But they only stay open till 2 or 1 and that finishing up the clipping and waiting for pick ups. I only bath them and I am done by 11-1 (the time varies). And I need more hours that is why I need another job.
Maybe sitting down and setting a budget would be helpful to know where all your money goes - try saving all your receipts (even from a pack of gum!) for a month, and add them all up into a spreadsheet. That way, you would have enough money for your phone and misc. other things that come up.
Alicia, just a word of caution on Walgreens, Walmart, and similar retail jobs- Mine threw me into depression, it was horrible, it dehuminized me, and I got SO sick of the constantly rude customers coming in half dressed while I had to wear dress clothes. Where I work now is a museum at a historic farm. Are there any places like that around you? I have red hair and wear paperclips in my ears a lot and wear pink crocks and jeans and they could care less. Then again, I much prefer the office type job than working with customers and such. If you like kids is there a Khol Children's Museum around you? They hire highschool kids a lot and pay well. I'd also try a bowling alley. I seem to remember some girls working at ours who had eyebrow piercings.
Thanks, I dont think I have any of those. I live in Canada so the stores varry by alot.Quote:
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Originally Posted by buttercup132
What does that really mean to you? **Most** people work in an office enviroment, and are thankful for it. No outhouses for potty breaks, a warmth in the winter, a colder environment in the summer, a phone for emergencies, etc. So, when you say you KNOW (though at your age, KNOW is a pretty strong word) you will never get an office job, I wonder what your plans are?
Even in the outside job market, post office workers- sometimes, construction workers- sometimes, landscaping, field engineering- most times, these people aren't really 'up and moving constantly', and still have to comply with rules, regulations, authority, and interacting with the public. I would imagine, too, that they get bored stiff, too! (Funny, I work in an office, and can't really think of many times that I have been bored stiff.).
You are young, and entitled to your dreams (as are we older folks). But, I wonder if you have really put any thought whatsoever into your 'five years out' plan.
For tatoos, piercings, hair colour, etc., feel free to treat your body as you see fit. I wouldn't hire you- which doesn't mean you are or are not a 'good person' or 'good employee', but, you don't project the right image for my economic well being. Most things turn on the almighty dollar (or euro, or peso). If your looks would turn away business, I can't afford to have you here with me. It isn't discriminatory, it is economics.
Wow, Cataholic, take it easy .. I had my plans for my future by the time I was 15. Age means
NOTHING.
There are HUNDREDS of other options for jobs out there that aren't in the office that Alicia could EASILY get hired for.
It sounds like you were hurt by her office comment.
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I can see where you are coming from but I do the same job as Alicia, Im more experience with the actual grooming but I can definatly see what she means, Im 18 years old and I cant ever see myself sitting in an office again. Hand on heart.
I've tried other jobs but I love the busy rush that comes with dog grooming! If you are used to something like that then you really do miss it, I know from experience and I was so depressed when I had to leave my old job, I worked on reception somewhere else and I did find it boring but only because Im so used to being active and to go from getting soaked, bitten, scratched etc for most of the day to sitting behind a computer all day is a big change! I cannot see myself doing any other job because I love the job Im in, Alicia should be proud, I've seen a few people try out to do dog grooming but they cant handle the pace and the constant go, She should be proud that she wants to carry on in a very demanding job.
I dont mean to put you down in anyway, I just thought I would explain what I think Alicia means :)
Here! Here! Johanna! As a new business owner, excessive tats and piercings will turn my customers off...I promise. Mike has 2 holes in his left ear and tats on both arms above the short sleeve line....by my request.Quote:
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Hurt by her comment? Are you serious? Wow. I must go re-read my post. I don't think that could be any further from what I meant. I was actually confused by her comments, and wanted to know what she had planned for her future.
I don't know what you mean by age, and how it means nothing. That you had your plans (I don't know what they are, but, I guess I would presume they are in line with hers?), at 15, and what that meant in relation to my post. Really, your post came so out of left field I am kind of stunned. I must have hit a nerve with you, big time. Sorry about that.
I am not sure what hundreds of jobs that Alicia (assuming again that that is her name, as I just don't seem to be as embroiled in this as you might think) could get you are referring to. I saw someone suggest she apply at a bowling alley. Is that what you are thinking of, also? If so, what kind of sustainable employment is that? Sure, maybe at 15 or 16 it is 'fun', but, seems kind of limiting to me.
Wow...even as I finish this post, I am really shocked at your response, and what emotions I must have brought up. I do apologize. I can tell you I didn't mean it in the way you took it.
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I'm not going to attack you but you need to understand that every single person on PT can make a list like yours. It's no excuse to snap at people. We ALL have problems and stressful situations.
God forbid you have to deal with something like deaths in the family, divorce or even cancer. There are PTers dealing with all that and they are as sweet as pie. This list is a bunch of excuses.
Also, the thing about people posting in the wrong sections, GET OVER IT. It's really not a big deal. People make mistakes. Of all the things you listed, that one makes me laugh. If something like that really bothers you then EVERYTHING must bother you.
You have problems, I have problems. Please try to work out your problems with the people you have them with and don't take it out on innocent people.
Ya know, I honestly thought I had it all figured out at 15 and 16 too. I also did not want an office job, sounded boring. I thought I had all the answers......then I graduated high school and started college. Sometimes life gets in the way of plans. Guess where I work now? Yep, in an office...and I LOVE it! I never pictured myself working in an office, but a few unexpected twists and turns happened along the way and I landed here. All I am trying to say is don't put yourself in a pigeon hole, but spread your wings. Life has lots in store for you, and honestly at 15 you don't know what's going to happen. Heck, I'm 27 and I still have no clue where I'm headed, and I'm ok with that now. Actually, until the end of my senior year in high school, I had not planned on attending college at all.....then I got a job at a fast food restaurant and I said NO WAY am I living like this the rest of my life! Trust me, you have tons of options and opportunity ahead of you, don't shut anything out because it might sound boring to you.....I used to think that stability, putting down roots, was just boring. I now have everything I never wanted and I couldn't be happier. :)
Its a groomers. We have heating,air conditioning, a inside bathroom and 3 phones. The thing is they offered to do my schooling for FREE. I'm not going to pass that up. Its not some crappy low pay job either and is a carreer. Once again no effence to people who work here but its not like working at a grocerie store. Working in a grocerie store isnt really a career this is.Quote:
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That does sound like a plan to me. And, paying for your schooling is a huge benefit. And, thank you for explaining your position, rather than attacking anyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttercup132
I've come into this a little late, hopefully the arguements are ceasing now...
Alicia, I think you took a brave step to make a formal announcement and an explanation, from your own point of view, about your situation. I admire you for that and it takes someone with guts to be prepared for the whole variety of posts that will follow. So well done you.
Second, although PT can offer advice and words, we can't do any more than that. Don't let yourself suffer, hun. Get to those classes and give them everything you've got and show everyone you can cope with whatever comes your way. Outlook on life is the key, and everyone respects that, PTers, friends and family, and heck most of all employers! You can only make fire with the sticks you have, and my dear I know with a bit of elbow grease you can start the best darn blaze you can ;)
You know what's right in your head, I can tell you do, you just don't always feel like following it, and that's perfectly understandable, especially being a teenager and all the side-effects which come with that. Don't let other things get you down, I suggest you take a good hot bath, eat a big bar of your favourite chocolate, and go to bed tonight thinking, "Hey world, here I come!"
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I think you've been stuck in the office too long, lol... Yes, there are HUNDREDS of jobs that are not "in-office" jobs out there. I don't appreciate the sarcasm of working at a bowling alley.Quote:
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Alicia, I totally understand you about not seeing yourself in office jobs. It happens the same to me. I would get an office job only as a last option, but I know that I wouldn't be happy at all in one. Maybe I'll change my opinion in some years, who knows...
It's really good that you explained your situation, and I'm glad to know about your job in the groomers. It sounds like a big oportunity, so I wish you the best ;)
Alicia,
I understand what you mean with the whole office thing. Office work is not for everyone, that's why there are other job opportunities out there. I think it's great that you're commited to your dog grooming job, and I also think it's great that you're not afraid to be yourself and express yourself in your own way. I don't think you should be a whole different person just to get a job, you must be true to yourself, but sometimes you just got to compromise. It is difficult, but it works.
It is also a great benefit that the groomers are paying for your school. I wouldn't pass that up either! :p
Vela, thank you. You have helped with alot of peoples problems and always give wonderful advice. :)Quote:
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Sorry, I never saw this. :o