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At dinner, my gf's friend rested her foot on my leg under the table for 20 minutes. Does this mean anything? I've met her like twice. She's engaged too. sexycouture1 replied: "she probably didnt know it was your foot, she probably thought it was like a pole"
BLA BLA replied: "she is non sense"
Susieqq replied: "i bet she wants to ensure that she is still viable, attractive etc...by seeing how you react it makes her feel good...
she is just nervous about the future.."
cassandra t replied: "Sure does... she's obviously interested in you.... and i say this because i know(as a women) that if i did that in that exact situation, that's what it would mean."
nwohiosteve replied: "Maybe her leg was tired."
so_totally_awesome13 replied: "first of all why is she engaged and dating u. and second she might be using n e reason to touch u. oooooooooooooooooo footsies. but really if shes engaged back off.
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barbieQ replied: "yes this does and you already know what why did you let her rest it there for 20 minutes are you interested in hooking up better tell your gf what happened if you love her and the fiance so he will know what he is getting himself into"
tabun1015 replied: "Yes. It means you should have told her your leg wasn't the leg of the table.
Get over yourself, it didn't mean she has the hots for you or anything."
mansongirl17us replied: "She just want to test you if fail to do something about it. Probably the right thing would be to make it noticible."
~Jessica~ replied: "You just asked a question that is hard to answer, how can she be your girlfriend if she is engaged? Oh what a tangled web you've weaved."
wizzard4angels replied: "dude, you should have done her by now,
or she was testing you and you flunked, either way you didnt do the right thing, so either tell your girl, or do her, which ever you wish....sounds like you got a choice, but I dont think you will get both of them, your too slow for that...." how much would a 4x8 piece of plywood cost? would that support a table for 20 refreshments and a few ping pong balls? xenon replied: "In UK about £20, add about £5 for delivery ( B&Q )" Why do people die in 6 minutes when they have no oxygen but donated blood can last much longer without dying? If my brain gets no oxygen for about 6 minutes I'm pretty much toast. Then how come when I give blood (and they put it in a bag on a table for 20 minutes), my blood cells don't die. Somehow they can live much longer without dying. Why? chipmunk replied: "It's not you blood cells dying that kills you. It's the lack of oxygen to your brain that kills you."
C_G replied: "Because it is refrigerated and that arrests degeneration, but when they separate it the plasma lives a lot longer and oxygen is essential to the organ not to blood, blood carries the oxygen it doesn't actually use the oxygen."
Andrew G replied: "Blood doesn't need oxygen. Your brain, organs, and tissues do. This oxygen is carried by the blood to the bodyparts."
Kvn replied: "cuz when your blood is sucked out, it is put in a vacuum, where no air can get in or out. they need 2 do this because you can't have air bubbles by the blood. this causes blood to last much longer."
Bronwen replied: "Your brain needs oxygen to survive. It isn't the blood cells that keep it alive, it's the oxygen they supply. Without that oxygen, the brain suffers terrible damage, and sometimes the person even dies."
brainsandcute2 replied: "Lack of oxygen is killing you, not lack of blood cells."
a-mazed replied: "Seems like a very good question -
As I have no answer, I'll be checking back to see what others might say . . ."
mommy replied: "you can be revived after 6 mintues... you get brain damage after 6-10 minutes... your blood is still warm and good.. you get brain damage before your blood goes bad. However, you can be revived after 6-10 minutes and live, doesn't mean you will be mentally ok"
mdk72003 replied: "good question, well the thing is that your brain and other organs need oxygen to function, and they gobble up all the oxygen out of your blood, the blood will keep circulation even though the blood begins to lose oxygen from the organs that keep taking it, your blood having oxygen will keep it alive for a while........but blood without oxygen dies fast" Can anyone give me a fool proof method...? of making up a league table for 20 football teams who must all play each other in a round robin? Other factors I need to consider are that there are 5 venues/dates, 3 of which have 4 pitches and 2 of which have 2 pitches. Also I need to make sure that there isn't a long gap between games, as the poor wee things don't want to be sitting around in the cold for too long. Any sensible suggestions greatefully accepted.
Matches are 5 a-side and last about 10 or 15 mins. I know there are 19 games each team and 190 matches altogether, that's the easy bit. It's the actual structuring to make sure I miss noone out and there are no duplications. I forgot to say that each team must play 5 times at each of the bigger venues and 4 at the smaller venues. A pitch is the field and there is no play off. It's purely points based. It is a nightmare!! brm4villa replied: "Are the matches 90 Min's"
johnnyump replied: "A few questions - unless I'm missing somethiing here.
1. Each team has to play 19 games in order for all to play each other? That means 190 games in that time frame?
2. Not familiar with the term 'pitches'. Is this another word for 'playing fields' ?
3. If it's youth football - is there a time limit to the game?
4. Do you have to schedule a playoff at the end?
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OK - You obviously sustained a moment of insanity when you volunteered for this.
You have your hands full on this one.
I'm still trying to digest it all.
Will let you know if I come up with something.
Good luck Mom!" Should I quit my job because the management is poor?!? I was planning on keeping my well paid waitress job til the end of the year, because A. It's very local, B. It pays well, C. After working there last year I have a lot of local friends associated with the workplace...however, since the new manager has taken over (who happens to be one of my friends) there has been no dicipline and the training of new staff is, poor to say the least!! Today the latest member, who is yet to grasp basic practices, stood and chatted to 1 table for 20 minutes and was allowed by the manager to sit at the bar and take an hour cleaning menus (it never takes more than 20mins). I was told that i COULDN'T say anything to her because it was 'intimidating', and it's not fair to 'gang up' on one member of staff!!!!!! Should I just hang a 'kick me' sign on my back NOW?!
Hope this doesn't sound petty but, just a few things from a long list.......
important point to add I suppose is that we all pool tips, so one person working harder than another is not ideal! Vick A replied: "No - just let the person fall flat on their face then take the job from under their feet - bitchy i know but she/he sounds like they dont respect you."
Pëߧ..©® .... ¸♥ English Rose ♥¸ replied: "Be patient, you was new once ;)"
Blokheed replied: "Ha ha ha . You work in Maccy Dee's don't ya?"
Neil M replied: "I hate to say it, but I agree with Vick above. Much that they will deny it, managers ultimately run things by their own rules, and will stitch you up at the first opportunity.
So take every opportunity you can to allow them to trip up over their OWN shoelaces."
william l replied: "why dont u complain to the higher up people like general managers about ur say u never no u might stand a chance in the place ur friends in put ur works in and tell them what u think end of day if it doesn't work out for u then u can apply for another job b4 u jack it in as its hard living on dole money"
Jonathan replied: "Well, you could walk out in protest or just grin and bear it. When it's your turn to clean the menus, take an hour over it too. If anyone says anything to you just look intimidated."
seven replied: "No stick in. I have learnt that no matter what you can't fight the management and some staff seem to able to do what they want and it goes unnoticed? so bide your time, find another job and walk out in style! Good luck......."
tony testa replied: "Challenge the management first. If you win then fine. If not, then leave. You lose nothing."
Alex replied: "If a poor management is making you rich: stick with it.
If it all goes belly up, and it is recognised as poor management then you might be in line for promotion.
If the manager is your friend outside of work, then you might feel that you are able to discuss this matter and even offer advice, but if this is likely to be misunderstood, then drop it, and keep on earning whilst you can."
eddie j replied: "do a homer
no either turn a blind eye to it or have a quite word with the newbie on how things are done round here
or take her out back and bitch slap her/him till they get it right"
timsdad replied: "STICK it out.
if you know the manager is lazy then the owners wil know.
just keep doing your job well, and whoknows where you could end up."
Curious Cat replied: "Why quit? You have said it is well paid and convienient. Where would you get better? You have also said that you only intend to stay a couple of more months anyway, so what is the point of walking away to who knows what.
During your working life (which I believe is only just starting) you will disagree with your bosses many times, you can not keep running away from a situation mearly because you disagree with your management. I think you are jelouse, and upset because, your friend the manager, quiet rightly told you to butt out of a situation that had nothing to do with you. Remember you are only a waitress (soon to leave anyway) and not entitled to any extra considerations just because you are a friend of some of the management," How can i get my 9 year old to act maturer than he is being right now? Today, He was going outside and was going to go to the park with his 4 siblings, but they needed to get coats. I told him to wait at the door, when i came back, he was gone. He went to the park alone. My kids cried, and i cant take them cause i have another young one. (he's sick) So he came back and i yelled at him and he said "so what, hada hada hada" and ran to the basement. I followed him there, And he was getting in all the christmas presents. He said "NANA NABOOBOO, YOU ARE A LOSER!" And he ran to the TV room, And he took all his brothers clothes and his diaper, and poured ice all over him. THEN, He ran out to the tree house i made him, and started throwing snow balls at me. I have him sitting in a chair at the dinner table for 20 minutes right now.
He doesn't listen, acts like he's bigger than me, is disrespectful, and overall acts like he's 2 again. Please help me/ Gracie's Mommy replied: "He needs a good spanking AND disipline ......constant disipline... let him know you are the grown up and you make the desicions..he doesnt want to follow the rules? then there are consequences..spank him in the but and send him to his room...he wants to talk back? he stays there and no presents until he gets his act together"
Stormy S replied: "He is acting like a 9 year old. If all you have done in his 9 years is yell at him rather than disciplining him his behavior is going to continue."
goranvolvo replied: "Get your belt and give him 10 over his ass and see if is going to do same thing again"
O replied: "He needs some discipline but he definitely is not acting "immature". He's 9 ! They do get overly excited, they do throw snow balls, and all kids snoop in the x-mas presents. Like I said, he does need some discipline, maybe a grounding? But you can't expect so much, he is 9 years old!
And why you expect a 9 year old to take his younger siblings to the park alone is beyond me!"
myvictoria2 replied: "apparently you don't believe in spanking, which is fine, but you are going to need a harher pusishment then just sitting in a chair, cause time outs don't work for him, you can ground him and really take away his video games, tv or favorite toy for 2 weeks regardless of xmas tomorrow. You can also treat him like a 2 year old and make him take a nap, eat bland foods, only drink milk, and tell him if he wants to act this way then you'll treat him this way, watch him when he goes to the bathroom like you were potty training him all over again. He'll get tired of it and tell you that he's not a baby, and you can tell him that if he's acting like one then you'll treat him like one and the sooner that he starts to behave like the good big boy that he needs to then you'll continue. But he needs a big scare so a nice tap on the bottom may just do the trick especially if you never have done it and tell him that he's acting like a spoiled brat and that's unwanted behavior. You can't spank him now it's too late but for the next bad action that he does. But YOU need to be firm with him and make him realize that you are the parent and he needs to listen to you and respect you and his elders.
Byou need to get a handle on it soon cause you have 4 other little ones that will soon follow his behavior cause they will see that he's getting away with it and follow. Then you will be the family that no one wants to invite cause of your BeBe's kids or will dread the site of you or your kids when they see you coming up the driveway.
Good luck"
Lexi replied: "If he is acting like a 2 year old, TREAT HIM LIKE A 2 YEAR OLD! I know it sounds odd, but If he is acting like that he should not be treated as if he is older."
Samantha M replied: "Well maybe a little more disipline and maybe he feels like the other child is getting more attention and always remember it doesn't matter the age they all need attention"
Adelyn replied: "Do you treat him like a mature person? If not, why do you expect him being mature?
In that situation, letting him throw balls on you, letting him pour ice-cream on his brother's diaper, letting him run from you, you should have slapped his face a few times. Sitting at the dinner table won't discipline him at all. Grounding him won't either. All kids in all America get grounded and the result is none. While if you smack the kid during his kid years, they will get the message.
Don't ever make him feel he takes the decisions and you agree with him. Ask him for opinion but no more until he is 15."
Linda R replied: "The 9 year old is 'starving' for your attention!!!!!!!!!
Give him responsibilities but do NOT demand he be the parent of his younger siblings!
All of your children, no matter what age, need to know they are 'part' of the family and what they are responsible for ('child' focused things).
A child only matures with age and 9 is NOT it. A 9 year old child is only a child - not an adult. You MUST not expect a child to act like an adult until he or she is at least 21."
Kim P replied: "Sounds like you need the Total Transformation program. I tried this for my four kids and had a dramatic improvement quite quickly.
what I liked about the program was that it helped me as a parent to deal with my kids in a different way so as to bring out the best in them.
They also have a parental support line and I found that invaluable as I didn't feel alone when I had to deal with naughty behavior of my kids. Hope that helps a little. I wish you luck."
garrettsambo replied: "Tell him NO!" Grow Taller and Height Increase Tips? GROW TALLER TIPS 28 minutes ago
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1. Eat lots of Broccoli.
2. Eat at least 250gr yougurt every day.
3. Regular Swimming helps.
4. Sleep without pillows, and sleep at least 8 hrs daily.
5. Growth-Flex V works ( –)
6. Use an inversion table for 20- 30 minutes every day.
Follow the tips above and you’ll grow a few inches taller regardless of your age. Wiki M replied: "You should also do stretching exercises. You can find many stretching exercises for free here -" Would these sell at a flea market? I am needing money for Christmas. I can get a table for $20 a weekend at a huge indoor flea market here is San Antonio. I am thinking of making small aromatherapy pillows made of buckwheat and lavendar that you can freeze or microwave (heat is my favorite) to help with aches and pains. They would cost about $3 a piece to make and I would sell for $8.
I also thought about reed diffusers. They are the "latest thing" in making a room smell really well without the fire of a candle. It would cost about $5 to make and I would sell for $12.
What do you think? Dr Chops replied: "People will buy anything if it's cheap enough"
.....Tobylerone.... replied: "dont they just sell fleas!? HAHAHAHAHAHA"
greentoadgreentreefrog replied: "first idea sounds really good and i would go for it for sure"
devilishu replied: "WASTE OF TIME... All those things u listed r in the market... u shop ever?"
sportscollectables replied: "Doesnt sound to bad.
People at the flea markets dont carry alot of money
the cheaper the better."
jessjess0310 replied: "i pay those exact prices for those exact items at peir one, so if i found them cheaper in the flea market with you then yes i would purchase them. But if i can get something made perfect everytime at peir one for the same price i would tend to go there instead of buying the home made one. if you can find a way to cust cost i think it would be a bigger hit for you. good luck."
Tx Guy replied: "that is a good idea...may your idea prosper"
The adviser replied: "Those are resonable prices, so I say that you could sell them"
mrlucky replied: "sounds clever
smelly-good things always sell well"
njsueb replied: "Go for it, I love crafty things.......Make them in holiday decor and you should do even better! You can also take orders for specific holidays. Perhaps you can take pictures and develop flyers for the neighborhood!
good luck!"
Delena J replied: "o yeah those would sell for sure"
cunning linguist. replied: "Go for it,you never know and you might end up running a huge
shopping empire."
Frank replied: "The aromatherapy pillows are selling for no less than $10 at malls here in the Houston area. Therefore, I think you will have some success at the flea market."
Mangus650 replied: "Do you have the time. Are you against regular work. Lot's of seasonal jobs this time of year."
natasha the sleuth replied: "I think people would definetly buy the aromatherapy pillows. I would think about making a few different sizes for different prices. Perhaps do an eyepillow, and one of those long skinny pillows that you can wrap around your neck or lower back. I would totally buy them if I saw them at a flea market. I think the reed diffusers would be good only if you could find really unique cannisters to hold the reeds."
red riter replied: "I think regular pillows (or stuffed animals) would sell better."
DanceCat Squiggy replied: "This sounds wonderful. Aromatherapy is becoming more of a trend so I say go for it. You may want to also find craft show flea markets and this is the time of year that schools have fairs and craft shows for vendors to sell things like that.
Personally I love aromatherapy items and for your prices I'd buy at such an event.
I'd also like to suggest that if you can, to make a few different therapy pillows, with different ingredients just for personal preference. I love lavendar, but I also love cedarwood, sandalwood, jasmine, lily of the valley, and the frankinsense-myrrh combination just to name a few.
I think you are likely to make a good few bucks and if you have interest you could look into also making candles down the road, with like ingredients.
Good luck to you!"
Elaine M replied: "I don't know about the diffusers (may be too new for some folks to have heard about them) but the microwave pillows should go provided you use good fabrics with them.
Have some without aroma, an AWFUL lot of people are allergic to oils and scents. If you have a fun pillow shape too, that helps (a flat puppy, butterfly, etc.) to grab the attention. Keep it simple though. Include an instruction sheet so they don't heat it for more than 4 minutes and catch the fabric on fire, and warn against doing it too hot--can cause burns. Also include something on how to clean them." I cannot get my 4 year old son to eat. His BMI is less than 5%. Does anyone have any help? My son will not eat. I have tried making him stay at the table for 20 minutes, then I'll send him to bed for 4 minutes, then get him back up and put the plate in front of him again and when he still refuses, he'll go to bed for the night. I'll think that he'll be hungry in the morning but it's the same thing everyday. Ususally I give in and let him snack on chips or fruit snacks so at least he's getting something in his tummy because I'm terrified of the fact that he will not eat. This has been going on for 2 and 1/2 years and we have been to at least 5 nutrisionists (sp) who have not helped in the least. I am concerned about his development but the doctors say that he is fine. He is a very smart boy, he does not cause any trouble at school but no one seems to understand the fact that you almost have to force him to eat. I've tried just about everything and came across this website online and thought I'd give it a try. Any advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
I just want to thank everyone who tried to answer my question. I have tried the instant breakfast and that was all he wanted. The doctors told me to take him off of that because he wasn't taking in any food...but you guys are probably right - I should just quit stressing and see where it goes. It is just frustrating because this has been going on for a couple of years. We do sit at the table and I try to make conversation but it ends up being "Blaine, eat your dinner", Blaine, take one more bite"..Blaine do this, Blaine do that and I know he has to be frustrated also. Pam H replied: "Quit stressing out over it. The doctor says he is fine. He is not going to starve. He is healthier being thin than fat."
getsevera replied: "leave him alone and trust your doctor....if you don't trust your doctor take him to another one. Many kids are on the slim side....your behavior is sending him a message that he is not OK...he will not starve himself to death...relax...."
miketomiashley replied: "I have the same problem with my 5 year old. She eats better now, but when she was about 2-3 years old, she could go days without eating. I was really concerned about this so I took her to her pediatrician. He said to give her 2 of the Carnation (Nestle) Instant breakfasts a day. He said it had all the vitamins she needed and would help her gain weight. I don't know if it helped her gain weight, but I felt better that if she wasn't eating, at least she was getting the nutrition she needed. He suggested the instant breakfast because they're alot less expensive than the Pediasure. Hope this helps, I know how frustrating it can be when your child doesn't eat. He also said pretty much to let her eat whatever she wanted as long as she was eating plus the instant breakfast."
Amy replied: "You've been to tons of doctors that all say he is fine. Eventually, he'll start puberty and eat like a champ. Don't force him to eat, because when it starts catching up with him, he'll end up being an overweight adult.
Worry when the doctors tell you that you should be concerned. Otherwise, just let him eat when he is hungry and don't force him to clean his plate!"
daa replied: "Stop making an issue out of eating. Continue to offer a variety of good foods at mealtimes and snack times, and let him decide what and how much he wants to eat. Don't make him stay at the table or punish him if he doesn't want to eat - those tactics only make eating problems worse. Place healthy snacks on a lower shelf of the refrigerator and a lower cupboard shelf and allow him to help himself when he is hungry."
erinjl123456 replied: "All 3 of my children have BMI of less then 5%. There is no reason to push your son to eat what hes not able or doesn't want to eat. This is how he puts on weight that can lead to him being obese.
If your worried about vitamins and health you could add a can of pediasure to his daily diet.
Other then that, please do not make your son eat.
Restrict treats such as chips and candy for special times. Use fruits and veggies, crackers and cheese, yogurt for snacks."
mysterygirl replied: "I was a really picky eater when I was little and my mom always tells me how took her forever trying to get me to eat. What helped me a lot was when my grandma came to visit. I did (and still do) eat really slowly and sometimes I just got tired of sitting at the table and therefore didn't want to eat anymore. My grandma would eat slowly too and she would sit with me the entire time so I wouldn't feel bored.
Try giving your son Ensure or Boost shakes. I really like the vanilla Boost shakes and I'm super-picky about taste. Also, just give your son whatever food he wants. It sounds unhealthy, but it is better than nothing as you said. Since my grandma lives abroad, whenever I went to visit her, she would give me my favorite food from the area. Sometimes that would be the only thing I would eat, but my family got used it and always got lots for me. And when my grandma gave me different foods, I would try them even if I really didn't like them because I didn't want her to feel bad. Maybe your son's grandma can motivate him if she lives nearby (or grandpa!)
By the way, I really do sound just like your son because I always did very well in school and never made any trouble. But one embarrassing thing that I remember (hopefully your son won't have to deal with this) is that when I was in about first grade, this silly lunch monitor tried to keep me separate from my friends so I would concentrate on eating and not talking. That didn't help me eat any faster or more than usual and just made me feel really left out. Don't worry too much about the junk food thing, I grew up eating any food that I wanted, and I'm very healthy and my doctor regularly tells me how good my blood pressure is and all that. Your son will be fine, just everything in moderation! :)"
jenadee_01 replied: "All kids are different.. just wait until he turns about ten and eats you out of house and home! :)
Seriously though.. try taking him with you to the grocery and let him pick out some things that he would LIKE to eat. Let him know that those are his "special" foods and they will be in the pantry and fridge just for him! Good luck to you and try not to stress about it."
amazon cheryl replied: "Well, as long as his doctors aren't concerned he's technically fine. But I know my oldest was like this, and even though we could get her nutritional requirements met through vitamins and instant breakfast/pediasure type products, she did not function as well when she did not eat properly. According to my mother I was the same way, so I did what she did with me - over-the-counter zinc supplements prescribed by the pediatrician. If he's too young to swallow a pill, you can crush one in his pudding/applesauce/breakfast drink. There are also water-infused individual mineral liquids (like) online and healthfood stores. I used those when she started to refuse foods that I put the ground-up tablet in. When my daughter was 3-4YO, I would give her 1/3 an adult dose. I'm not sure why it works, but it does stimulate her appetite and works in a day or two.
I can tell you that doctors and nutritionists now are wary of mineral supplements because they can build up to toxic levels in the body if you take too much. Many will say just use them for ten day stints periodically and not every day. I can tell you I took them every day as a child and turned out fine, and my daughter did from age 18MO-4YO with no problems. We now just give it to her occasionally as needed. What I'd say is try it for ten days (assuming he's not on any meds that it would conflict with) and see if it makes a difference. If it does, talk to your doctor about a long-term plan to take it so you can avoid toxicity.
I totally understand the broken record thing at meal times. What worked well for my daughter until the appetite truly came back was a picture schedule reward system. I'd draw a grid with pictures, showing her "itinerary" for dinner. Usually it was something like bite of preferred food, bite of non-preferred food, and reward (play with toy, blow out candle at table, sip of chocolate milk, etc.), repeat until dinner is gone. We kept referring to the "itinerary" and she got to cross things off as she did them. If he is a visually-oriented learner, this could be a big help. I also did a lot of singing of cues to eat (made up different lyrics to songs about eating/chewing/swallowing) which she loved, so I would only sing them if she was actively eating. Now that she's older and has her appetite back, I don't have to do it for her anymore. The trick is a reward system that he responds to, so you don't go crazy with the broken record thing and turn meals into an unpleasant experience for everyone.
Good luck!" Yay or Nay....? Another dinner joke.? Pls. star if you like ti. Thx.
So this young guy and this girl have been going out for a while. They finally decide to make love for the first time. So the girl invites him over for diner to meet her parents. And the day before the dinner "date," the guy goes to a pharmacist to ask about sex, so the pharmacist tells him all about it and the guy buy's a box of condoms. So when the dinner "date" occurs, the guy prays at the table for 20 minutes straight. The girl says "I didn't know you were so religous." and he responds "I didn't know your father was a pharmacist." RecOvery replied: "lame"
ponyboy 81 replied: "LOL!! Good one. You get a star."
Skippy replied: "dude loved it!!!!"
Nathaniel replied: ""say your prayers..." before you die, good joke, lol, bravo."
Robbie replied: "you told the joke wrong DA"
jmounts15 replied: "Didn't see that coming."
Blonddude replied: "You haven't told dat joke right!!"
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