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StarWarsGirl
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@figmentfan423 Do your boys do this?
Inevitably, on the rare occasions I go to use the milk, there is a drip of milk left (like, a tiny, tiny bit) and the jug has been put back in the fridge, and then usually a fresh one has been opened?
Or then my other favorite, I go to get a Poptarts, only to find that we don't have any Poptarts. We have an empty box that used to contain Poptarts left in the pantry.
Inevitably, on the rare occasions I go to use the milk, there is a drip of milk left (like, a tiny, tiny bit) and the jug has been put back in the fridge, and then usually a fresh one has been opened?
Or then my other favorite, I go to get a Poptarts, only to find that we don't have any Poptarts. We have an empty box that used to contain Poptarts left in the pantry.
Goofyernmost
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Sorry, I didn't mean to give the impression that I didn't know what ice was. It was just a more colorful way of defining it. Damn you British folk are literal people.
But, just for accuracy, you did start out by saying "Snow turns into ice", not unlike a tree can basically through compression and atmosphere become petrified. Just sayin'!
SteveBrickNJ
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I've been getting unwanted phone calls from a company wanting to sell me an extended warranty for my 2016 Mazda. It's not Mazda.
These are ROBO calls. Every time I get one I block the number they used. Yet virtually each day they manage to robo call me from a different number. The Robo call message offers for me to push a number to "unsubscribe" yet for some reason I don't trust that doing that would be good idea. I can't articulate why I feel that way. I just feel there could be some "trick" w/ a negative consequence. Any feedback???
These are ROBO calls. Every time I get one I block the number they used. Yet virtually each day they manage to robo call me from a different number. The Robo call message offers for me to push a number to "unsubscribe" yet for some reason I don't trust that doing that would be good idea. I can't articulate why I feel that way. I just feel there could be some "trick" w/ a negative consequence. Any feedback???
93boomer
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Just keep blocking them. After awhile, they will give up.
I don’t hit those unsubscribe ones either. Easier to just block them.
Mr Ferret 75
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Try burning petrified snow in yer stoveSorry, I didn't mean to give the impression that I didn't know what ice was. It was just a more colorful way of defining it. Damn you British folk are literal people.
StarWarsGirl
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SteveBrickNJ
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This has been going on for at least 6 months.
They are NOT HUMAN....like the Star Trek the Next Generation's THE BORG...resistance is futile....they never give up!
SteveBrickNJ
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What WOULD be any unwanted consequence if I selected "unsubscribe"??
Tuvalu
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MORE unsolicited calls because you confirmed your phone number as “active”.
93boomer
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Definitely not human. But annoying.
93boomer
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Goofyernmost
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Try putting out a fire with petrified wood. Two different substances with differing, but equal, reactions to their environment. Both became solid like rock, both react differently to outside influences. Let's face it this whole discussion is petrifying.Try burning petrified snow in yer stove
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Goofyernmost
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The unsubscribe button has been broken for years. I can't tell you how often I have clicked on that and it never works. But now that you bring it up, I haven't gotten many calls since the first of the year. I've had only 5 of them since January 1st. I've had close to that many in a single day before. My 2019 Leased vehicle that has a full warrantee until my lease is up, has no need for any extra coverage.
SteveBrickNJ
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Thanks. I will continue to just block them.
StarWarsGirl
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I have an app called Hiya on my phone (not sure if it's available for iPhone) but it does a decent job of identifying Spam calls verses actual businesses so I can just decline them. There's a paid version of it that does an even better job apparently, but I'm not paying for it because I'm cheap.
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MinnieM123
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He's getting big, fast!!