Mega Thread The Questions Thread - Part III

[Big Sauce 21]

We get our outside sprayed for bugs I think it’s around $200 and it definitely works however I’ve had some last only worked for about 6 months compared to the 12 months they claim.

6 months free of ants I'd take at the moment. Sick of the little ****ers, found them in my bed this morning. Centipedes and Ants in the last week. Must be some rain coming

 

[rocker_oz33]

6 months free of ants I'd take at the moment. Sick of the little ****ers, found them in my bed this morning. Centipedes and Ants in the last week. Must be some rain coming

Ants in ya pantz.

 

[troybe]

Ants in ya pantz.

Sick ‘em Rex

 

[rocker_oz33]

Sick ‘em Rex

Great ad ..

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

Anyone else’s eldest child really struggle when their younger sibling started school? I don’t know if it’s a coincidence or not. My grade 2 has been crying every morning at drop off and I had to pick him up early on Friday. He’s normally quite a confident kid and he likes his new teacher so I’m at a loss. It’s breaking my heart to see him so upset.

 

[Roobs321]

I wonder if Cattle Annie was the last surviving figure of Old West notoriety? A person believed to be her died in 1978.

 

[Roobs321]

Anyone else’s eldest child really struggle when their younger sibling started school? I don’t know if it’s a coincidence or not. My grade 2 has been crying every morning at drop off and I had to pick him up early on Friday. He’s normally quite a confident kid and he likes his new teacher so I’m at a loss. It’s breaking my heart to see him so upset.

coincidence is my guess (I was the same age gap), think that Year 2 can be a learning curve for one’s consciousness in personally negotiating the world and problem-solving, combined with some back2schoolitis that will hopefully pass very soon

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

coincidence is my guess (I was the same age gap), think that Year 2 can be a learning curve for one’s consciousness in personally negotiating the world and problem-solving, combined with some back2schoolitis that will hopefully pass very soon

Thank you, I hope that’s all it is

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

When tradies come to your place, do you lock your dog up or let 'em roam free?

 

[Shell]

Depends on the dog imo

 

[gaskin]

When tradies come to your place, do you lock your dog up or let 'em roam free?

Our old dog was pretty chill so she was fine to roam free. This one is a ball of energy so locked up.

I guess it also depends on what they are there to do and how dangerous it would be to have the dog roaming around.

 

[Beerfish]

When tradies come to your place, do you lock your dog up or let 'em roam free?

I always lock them up unless the tradie doesn't mind. Also depends what they're doing. If they're going in and out a lot it's just easier to keep them separated. I would never just assume they are ok with it. Some people are scared shitless of all dogs.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

Thanks everyone, I always lock my dog up (he's a big staffy x border collie x great dane) but they always tell me to let him free so I wondered if I was being over cautious.

Next question: if you text your boss to call in sick for walk, what sort of response do you expect from them?

 

[Shell]

Thanks everyone, I always lock my dog up (he's a big staffy x border collie x great dane) but they always tell me to let him free so I wondered if I was being over cautious.

Next question: if you text your boss to call in sick for walk, what sort of response do you expect from them?

A "thanks for letting me know and/or get better soon" and nothing else.

 

[Shell]

*we have to directly text our faculty head asap in the morning so she knows to cover our timetable if needed. That's the reply I always get

 

[Big Sauce 21]

I text them saying " I wont be in today, please remove me off the roster"

Same response every time.

"Okay, no worries"

ON REPEAT lol

 

[Cruyff14]

Thanks everyone, I always lock my dog up (he's a big staffy x border collie x great dane) but they always tell me to let him free so I wondered if I was being over cautious.

Next question: if you text your boss to call in sick for walk, what sort of response do you expect from them?

No worries, look after yourself.

But my boss lacks some social skills. So she wouldn't reply.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

Thanks all

 

[revo333]

Next question: if you text your boss to call in sick for walk, what sort of response do you expect from them?

'ok'
'no worries'
'thanks for letting me know'

Once I got a 'doctors certificate please' for my first sickie in 6 months.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

Hmm I got a text at 6.55am yesterday from someone calling in sick. I responded “no worries” and they got offended I didn’t show more care.

 

[Cruyff14]

Hmm I got a text at 6.55am yesterday from someone calling in sick. I responded “no worries” and they got offended I didn’t show more care.

I can see both sides.

They're probably being a bit precious, but I understand why they would maybe want to receive a little more.

 

[revo333]

Hmm I got a text at 6.55am yesterday from someone calling in sick. I responded “no worries” and they got offended I didn’t show more care.

Remember a guy once sooked it up because the manager didn't ask him if he was ok when he came back.

It's a little bit precious IMO

 

[Shell]

Hmm I got a text at 6.55am yesterday from someone calling in sick. I responded “no worries” and they got offended I didn’t show more care.

I wouldnt give a shit if there was no response. Ppl are ****ing morons.

 

[Catfish Alley]

Yeah. That's ridiculous. Needs to grow up.

 

[raskolnikov]

Hmm I got a text at 6.55am yesterday from someone calling in sick. I responded “no worries” and they got offended I didn’t show more care.

I would have replied, "Enjoy the Super Bowl!".

That's the reply I got from my boss anyway.