Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

MinnieM123

Premium Member
Thanks. He's pretty pathetic when he has a cold. Hope yours feels better soon too.

Mine has been a big baby and a grumpy pants. I can't wait until he gets better

;) Some guys (and some gals, too) are like that. My hubs is ridiculous when he gets a cold. He drives to the pharmacy and comes home with a bag full of all kinds of medicine. He acts like he has ebola or something.. :rolleyes:
 

Goofyernmost

Well-Known Member
;) Some guys (and some gals, too) are like that. My hubs is ridiculous when he gets a cold. He drives to the pharmacy and comes home with a bag full of all kinds of medicine. He acts like he has ebola or something.. :rolleyes:
I have the opposite problem. I have gone to work with blood seeping through the bandage after some minor surgery because I refused anyone think that I am weak and needy. My daughters feel that if I was bleeding out of my ears I'd wait until tomorrow to see if it stops and heals itself. I am not a good patient, but, because of the opposite. I don't want anyone to feel that I need help. Heck, I could have been a woman! Uncomplaining martyrdom is the answer. ;):in pain::joyfull:
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I have the opposite problem. I have gone to work with blood seeping through the bandage after some minor surgery because I refused anyone think that I am weak and needy. My daughters feel that if I was bleeding out of my ears I'd wait until tomorrow to see if it stops and heals itself. I am not a good patient, but, because of the opposite. I don't want anyone to feel that I need help. Heck, I could have been a woman! Uncomplaining martyrdom is the answer. ;):in pain::joyfull:
Ditto. My mom always said that I could have a heart attack, undergo triple bypass, and not tell a soul until I needed a ride home from the hospital.

But a hangnail ... oh baby, you're going to hear every detail!

(I'm sure I've typed these exact words here before.)
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
So the state's safety campaign slogan is "Fill potholes, not graves." :rolleyes:

And they wonder why no one wants to live here....
Potholes can be bad though!

Ski drove his friend Alex home two nights ago. They stopped at Tim's and got tea; which is much hotter than coffee - which is why it comes double-cupped.

Anyway, a couple of blocks later, Ski hit a huge pothole on the highway and Alex spilled his tea in his lap. He started screaming and Ski told him to pour a bottle of water onto his crotch. As soon as he safely was able, he pulled over, and Alex shoved handfuls of snow down the front of his pants.

I forgot Alex' mom was a nurse. I was up all night worried about this kid's nether regions and wondering if he would be smart enough to get medical attention if needed. Anyway, his mommy checked it out the next morning, and Alex subsequently made fun of me for "thinking about his junk" all night.
 

Nemo14

Well-Known Member
Potholes can be bad though!

Ski drove his friend Alex home two nights ago. They stopped at Tim's and got tea; which is much hotter than coffee - which is why it comes double-cupped.

Anyway, a couple of blocks later, Ski hit a huge pothole on the highway and Alex spilled his tea in his lap. He started screaming and Ski told him to pour a bottle of water onto his crotch. As soon as he safely was able, he pulled over, and Alex shoved handfuls of snow down the front of his pants.

I forgot Alex' mom was a nurse. I was up all night worried about this kid's nether regions and wondering if he would be smart enough to get medical attention if needed. Anyway, his mommy checked it out the next morning, and Alex subsequently made fun of me for "thinking about his junk" all night.
:hilarious::hilarious:

Yes, but it's still a dumb motto.
 

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