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    Oooooo! It would take a book to write up what lead up to a Captain asking me this..

    "What KIND of relationship do you and "Captain X" have anyway, that he allows that?".. I told him REAL quick that I didn't like how that sounded at ALL! I was highly insulted that someone that had only known me for several days would judge me in any way...

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    "So when are you and hubby going have have kids of your own?"
    I ALWAYS replied: "They're teenagers... the best birth control imaginable."

    And when I was single:
    "So why are you still single?" If I knew why, I wouldn't have been single, now would I have been?

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    I was asked the old "When is your baby due?" question. I replied, "Two months ago." Bummed me out on two levels: one, that I was obviously still fat two months after giving birth and two, that I was too poor to buy new clothes.

    I also get various versions of "OMG, how can you STAND to have that many dogs in your house?"
    "We give dogs the time we can spare, the space we can spare and the love we can spare. And in return, dogs give us their all. It's the best deal man has ever made" - M. Facklam

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    When I was in my teens, I was climbing steps from the train to the street, and two handsome, white collar guys (you never know) asked me how long it took me to learn how to get my big fat ass moving up the steps.

    Wha? 30+ years later, 30 pounds lighter, I'm still haunted. I can see it as if it was yesterday.



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    Quote Originally Posted by K9karen View Post
    When I was in my teens, I was climbing steps from the train to the street, and two handsome, white collar guys (you never know) asked me how long it took me to learn how to get my big fat ass moving up the steps.

    Wha? 30+ years later, 30 pounds lighter, I'm still haunted. I can see it as if it was yesterday.
    Karen I'm so angry at the miserable monsters that said that to you. Shame on them, those miserable jerks. When I was a young girl, I was about 12, I was in Santa Barbara, CA at my aunts house and she and a few of her friends were taking my family and I to a big ritzy party. I was (and still am) really sensetive, and this one perticular friend of my aunt was a horrible man. I was waiting for my brother and my dinner to be done in the microwave (we were having those frozen fried chicken pieces and were waiting on the chicken to finish cooking in the microwave) and this friend of my aunts said, "come on Leslie, you don't need to eat, you're fat enough". It took a few seconds to comprehend what he said (no grown-up had ever used those ugly words with me before) and then I ran out of the house crying. I'm still traumatized by that. How could anyone be so ugly, especially to a sweet child?

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    The thing that immediately comes to mind is (and I've received several versions of this question) Do you have all those birds to make up for the fact that you never had children?

    Excuse me. . .I never wanted children. I did, however, want every single bird that I share my home with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Catherinedana View Post
    The thing that immediately comes to mind is (and I've received several versions of this question) Do you have all those birds to make up for the fact that you never had children?

    Excuse me. . .I never wanted children. I did, however, want ever single bird that I share my home with.

    Me?

    I would have given them the 'bird'.

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    My mom would ask me all the time, "when are you going to get married?"

    Like most of us, we realized at one point in life that we weren't destined for that road in life.

    My answer to them was, "I can't find anyone follish enough to marry me."

    Parenthood is a huge responsibility and I think that most of us realized that we are not up to the challenge.

    I mean, do they ask people "Don't you have enough kids?" to the people who have a baseball team in tow?

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    I can't think of any rude questions, but the annoying one has to do with Bruce and I not being married. It comes in many forms - Don't you want to get married? Doesn't he want to get married? Do you think you'll ever get married? Do you (does he) want kids?
    We've been together for almost 7 years, why get married? It's working just fine as it is. Besides, why is it anyone else's business if I'm married or not? I don't understand!!! If I weren't happy and insisted on being married I guess I would have left him years ago, right?

    Laura, I love your response to the "why are you still single?" question. That's hilarious!!! I was asked that a lot back when I was single too. I wish I had that answer for them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Taz_Zoee View Post
    Besides, why is it anyone else's business ...
    This is at the crux of so many rude questions. The simple answer is, it's NOT anyone else's business. Period.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AdoreMyDogs View Post
    .....When I was a young girl, I was about 12 .....sensetive, and this one perticular friend of my aunt was a horrible man. ...and this friend of my aunts said,....you're fat enough". It took a few seconds to comprehend what he said (no grown-up had ever used those ugly words with me before) and then I ran out of the house crying. I'm still traumatized by that. How could anyone be so ugly, especially to a sweet child?
    please oh please tell me your aunt threw him out of her house and her life. what a miserable waste of skin fro an adult to try to hurt a child. i am so sorry,
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    Quote Originally Posted by joycenalex View Post
    please oh please tell me your aunt threw him out of her house and her life. what a miserable waste of skin fro an adult to try to hurt a child. i am so sorry,
    My aunt is an amazing woman, she was as shocked as I was, and just as hurt by the man who said that to me. I missed her words to him because I ran outside and my mom ran out with me, but she kicked him out of her house and she has never spoken with him since.

    He was at least 25 years older then me. There was no excuse for his words and I will never forget it. I wish people would be more careful when they speak to other people, especially children. I hope no one ever talks to my children like that.

    Thanks. Yeah it still hurts. Words are weapons for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by K9karen View Post
    When I was in my teens, I was climbing steps from the train to the street, and two handsome, white collar guys (you never know) asked me how long it took me to learn how to get my big fat ass moving up the steps.

    Wha? 30+ years later, 30 pounds lighter, I'm still haunted. I can see it as if it was yesterday.
    Bad enough to say that anyhow but to a teenage girl yet? Deplorable! In my fantasy, you roundhoused both of them and down those steps they went.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Medusa View Post
    Bad enough to say that anyhow but to a teenage girl yet? Deplorable! In my fantasy, you roundhoused both of them and down those steps they went.
    Don't worry - they got theirs! No one can be so mean without getting a kick in the karma

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    The rudest question I've been asked and am still asked is -
    Why are you at the doctor's so often-do you live there?

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    Well, the rudest question:

    Why do you love animals so much!!!? They don't have no soul! They don't have any feelings! Stop loving animals!

    And i said,

    Get out of my way.

    Rudest comment:

    You're SO fat you can not walk through a small doorway!

    But i'm quite skinny.

    Other rude things:
    Stop loving animals!
    How can you live with a stupid CAT!?
    It's just a MUTT!
    Stop thinking about animals! Shut up!
    *i'm talking about animals* SHUT UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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