Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[StarWarsGirl]

According to Buzzfeed, I am not a teen...

http://www.buzzfeed.com/joannaborns/are-you-a-teen

Some of these things I'm just like, "What?"

 

[Gabe1]

While searching for the VapoRub in the bathroom cabinet last night, I happened upon this beauty.
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Purchased last year at the Downtown Disney Basin store.
Oh my gosh, I smell sooooo good.

Well at least your nose is still healthy enough to smell!

 

[NYwdwfan]

My newest obsession (notice the bag is almost empty):

 

[Gabe1]

Nah, I think it's deliberate.
The cleaning lady wants to turn that every other week half-day into a full-day.

I could not clean my whole house in a half day.

 

[NYwdwfan]

My dad called home before coming home from work. I answered the phone like my mom just to see if I could get him.

It worked. He started a conversation before I informed him that I was his daughter not his wife.

That's a dangerous game you play.

 

[Gabe1]

My newest obsession (notice the bag is almost empty):

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Are the hazelnuts identifiable 'cause I'd have to pick them out. Hazelnut is a deal breaker.

 

[PUSH]

Just ate leftover chicken alfredo I had at some pizza place last night. It's so sad that it's all gone... it was so good.

 

[acishere]

I could not clean my whole house in a half day.

My house is 5 rooms and I wouldn't be able to do it in a day.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

That's a dangerous game you play.

I know. I've gotten other people with it (and will try intentionally to do it if I look at the caller ID and decide to) but this is the first time I've gotten my father. Yesterday my uncle called (and I wasn't trying) and he thought it was my mom and was a little scared when he found out it wasn't. One of my dad's friends, when he calls, says, "Hey, how are you? How is everyone?" and just some generic questions until he can determine who it is.

 

[PUSH]

I know. I've gotten other people with it (and will try intentionally to do it if I look at the caller ID and decide to) but this is the first time I've gotten my father. Yesterday my uncle called (and I wasn't trying) and he thought it was my mom and was a little scared when he found out it wasn't. One of my dad's friends, when he calls, says, "Hey, how are you? How is everyone?" and just some generic questions until he can determine who it is.

One of the benefits of not having a home phone: you don't have to answer the phone for other people.

 

[acishere]

I know. I've gotten other people with it (and will try intentionally to do it if I look at the caller ID and decide to) but this is the first time I've gotten my father. Yesterday my uncle called (and I wasn't trying) and he thought it was my mom and was a little scared when he found out it wasn't. One of my dad's friends, when he calls, says, "Hey, how are you? How is everyone?" and just some generic questions until he can determine who it is.

You're dad is going to tell you something TMI someday when you do this and you will have no one to blame but yourself.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

One of the benefits of not having a home phone: you don't have to answer the phone for other people.

My dad didn't have a cell phone until recently. My mom and I both have limited plans. Hence, the need for the house phone. None of us answers our cell phones if we are at home

 

[StarWarsGirl]

You're dad is going to tell you something TMI someday when you do this and you will have no one to blame but yourself.

Oh, he's been there, done that, with the TMI. And he knew it was me.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

My dad called home before coming home from work. I answered the phone like my mom just to see if I could get him.

It worked. He started a conversation before I informed him that I was his daughter not his wife.

Good thing he didn't tell you how "entertaining" you were last night.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

Good thing he didn't tell you how "entertaining" you were last night.

I don't think he's ever told her that. Especially not over the phone. Usually the conversation is "What's going on? Is my dinner made yet?"

She was also in bed at 10 pm, so unless her snoring was entertaining...

 

[acishere]

One of the benefits of not having a home phone: you don't have to answer the phone for other people.

The only reason I have a home phone is because it was the only way to get a certain price for my cable/internet bundle. I set the ring to silent, never gave the number to anyone, and registered it on the Do Not Call List. The voice mail inbox is still full of robocalls every time I check it.

 

[PUSH]

My dad didn't have a cell phone until recently. My mom and I both have limited plans. Hence, the need for the house phone. None of us answers our cell phones if we are at home

That was us until we decided to ditch the home line and upgrade our cell phones. Great decision.

 

[JenniferS]

My dad called home before coming home from work. I answered the phone like my mom just to see if I could get him.

It worked. He started a conversation before I informed him that I was his daughter not his wife.

Yeah, better be careful there. Sometimes husbands say things to their wives they would never say to their daughters.
And once you hear something, you can't un-hear it.

I always let Hubby know when the kids are in the car, lest he say something inappropriate over the Bluetooth.

I also warn my kids not to read my messages or check my camera roll.

I just love to mess with their heads!

 

[JenniferS]

According to Buzzfeed, I am not a teen...

http://www.buzzfeed.com/joannaborns/are-you-a-teen

Some of these things I'm just like, "What?"

Are You A Teen?
You got 3 out of 50 teen credits!

1. Not a teen! You are definitely not a teen. (And if you somehow are a teen, you’re not very teen-like for being a teen, which is probably a good thing.)
   
   
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The 3 points I got were all tied to my iPhone/iPad.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

That was us until we decided to ditch the home line and upgrade our cell phones. Great decision.

My dad's phone and my phone cost less than $25 a month. My mom's cost about $30 per month. Landline is bundled with cable and internet, so it's around $25 per month. That's less than we would pay for all of us to get cell phones. My dad hates cell phones and only has one because my mom and I insist. There's no way he's paying for a contract plan. I agree with him that cell phones are perhaps the biggest rip off ever.

I hate my phone and do not want to be tied to it for all phone calls. It barely makes phone calls. It also remains it my room and sometimes I have to call it because I haven't looked at it in days. So I prefer a landline, which I can answer anywhere in the house.