TOTALLY GEEKED!

If I kept writing "ivanjellycull Christians " in error, especially after being corrected, I'm sure people would have something to say about it.

Ohfour wrote:

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weltschmerz wrote:

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If I kept writing "ivanjellycull Christians " in error, especially after being corrected, I'm sure people would have something to say about it.

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No one even caught the yamaka misspelling but you.  Cause no one cares.  We all knew what she meant.  And most of us probably didn't know the correct spelling.  We DON'T care.   You are the one that keeps harping on it...

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 Got it. You don't care about much, do you? You want to sound like a backwoods hillbilly...be my guest.

weltschmerz wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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weltschmerz wrote:

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If I kept writing "ivanjellycull Christians " in error, especially after being corrected, I'm sure people would have something to say about it.

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No one even caught the yamaka misspelling but you.  Cause no one cares.  We all knew what she meant.  And most of us probably didn't know the correct spelling.  We DON'T care.   You are the one that keeps harping on it...

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 Got it. You don't care about much, do you? You want to sound like a backwoods hillbilly...be my guest.

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Not spelling on a message board. As for "sounding" yomica and yamaka SOUND exactly alike.   No one really cares how it's spelled...

Dona Worry Be Happy wrote:

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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

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They fade in week or two or three. But, i really dont' want to walk around with faded tatttoos on my hands. If you do, fine and dandy.

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 These are little kids. They are not applying for jobs, and if you are getting pictures made or some such, just tuck her hands away. Jeez. It will last a week, maybe two. I have never had one on my hand last very long. On my belly or upper arm they tend to last longer. This is not a permanent disfigurement,  and it is not akin to dyeing hair.  

An allergy was not the issue here, amd mom had email notification,  this is just not a big deal people! What has public education come two that people freak out over henna and Santa??

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 Allergies from henna are extremely rare.

People freak out about all kinds of things. Maybe I should worry if someone puts a sticker on my kid (glue allergy), blow up a balloon (latex allergy),  use paint (dye allergy) or use Play Doh (wheat allergy). Don't let anything touch my kid! Ever!

weltschmerz wrote:

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Dona Worry Be Happy wrote:

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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

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They fade in week or two or three. But, i really dont' want to walk around with faded tatttoos on my hands. If you do, fine and dandy.

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 These are little kids. They are not applying for jobs, and if you are getting pictures made or some such, just tuck her hands away. Jeez. It will last a week, maybe two. I have never had one on my hand last very long. On my belly or upper arm they tend to last longer. This is not a permanent disfigurement,  and it is not akin to dyeing hair.  

An allergy was not the issue here, amd mom had email notification,  this is just not a big deal people! What has public education come two that people freak out over henna and Santa??

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 Allergies from henna are extremely rare.

People freak out about all kinds of things. Maybe I should worry if someone puts a sticker on my kid (glue allergy), blow up a balloon (latex allergy),  use paint (dye allergy) or use Play Doh (wheat allergy). Don't let anything touch my kid! Ever!

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 That's not the point Welts.  You know there are people who have cultural issues about tattoos.  If they would have tattooed a bunch of islamic kids who's parents freaked you would be right there behind them.  You only seem to ever look at the messenger and not the message.

weltschmerz wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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weltschmerz wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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weltschmerz wrote:

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If I kept writing "ivanjellycull Christians " in error, especially after being corrected, I'm sure people would have something to say about it.

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No one even caught the yamaka misspelling but you.  Cause no one cares.  We all knew what she meant.  And most of us probably didn't know the correct spelling.  We DON'T care.   You are the one that keeps harping on it...

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 Got it. You don't care about much, do you? You want to sound like a backwoods hillbilly...be my guest.

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Not spelling on a message board. As for "sounding" yomica and yamaka SOUND exactly alike.   No one really cares how it's spelled...

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 Lol! It's still yarmulke.

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Actually, it's also Yamaka.  Maybe you need a lesson?

http://www.large-kippah.com/kippot/yamaka.htm

Ohfour wrote:

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weltschmerz wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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weltschmerz wrote:

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If I kept writing "ivanjellycull Christians " in error, especially after being corrected, I'm sure people would have something to say about it.

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No one even caught the yamaka misspelling but you.  Cause no one cares.  We all knew what she meant.  And most of us probably didn't know the correct spelling.  We DON'T care.   You are the one that keeps harping on it...

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 Got it. You don't care about much, do you? You want to sound like a backwoods hillbilly...be my guest.

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Not spelling on a message board. As for "sounding" yomica and yamaka SOUND exactly alike.   No one really cares how it's spelled...

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 If I'm not sure how something is spelled, I'll Google it...takes all of 3 seconds.

I like to come across as a professional both at work & in my personal life.

flan

Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

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weltschmerz wrote:

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Dona Worry Be Happy wrote:

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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

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They fade in week or two or three. But, i really dont' want to walk around with faded tatttoos on my hands. If you do, fine and dandy.

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 These are little kids. They are not applying for jobs, and if you are getting pictures made or some such, just tuck her hands away. Jeez. It will last a week, maybe two. I have never had one on my hand last very long. On my belly or upper arm they tend to last longer. This is not a permanent disfigurement,  and it is not akin to dyeing hair.  

An allergy was not the issue here, amd mom had email notification,  this is just not a big deal people! What has public education come two that people freak out over henna and Santa??

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 Allergies from henna are extremely rare.

People freak out about all kinds of things. Maybe I should worry if someone puts a sticker on my kid (glue allergy), blow up a balloon (latex allergy),  use paint (dye allergy) or use Play Doh (wheat allergy). Don't let anything touch my kid! Ever!

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 That's not the point Welts.  You know there are people who have cultural issues about tattoos.  If they would have tattooed a bunch of islamic kids who's parents freaked you would be right there behind them.  You only seem to ever look at the messenger and not the message.

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 Firstly, it's not real tattoos.

Secondly, what makes you think I'd back up the Muslim parents? You must have me confused with someone else. if you, like Lily, think I'm pro-Islam, kindly back it up with ANYTHING I wrote, ever.

I'm not a fan of ANY religion.

weltschmerz wrote:

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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

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weltschmerz wrote:

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Dona Worry Be Happy wrote:

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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

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They fade in week or two or three. But, i really dont' want to walk around with faded tatttoos on my hands. If you do, fine and dandy.

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 These are little kids. They are not applying for jobs, and if you are getting pictures made or some such, just tuck her hands away. Jeez. It will last a week, maybe two. I have never had one on my hand last very long. On my belly or upper arm they tend to last longer. This is not a permanent disfigurement,  and it is not akin to dyeing hair.  

An allergy was not the issue here, amd mom had email notification,  this is just not a big deal people! What has public education come two that people freak out over henna and Santa??

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 Allergies from henna are extremely rare.

People freak out about all kinds of things. Maybe I should worry if someone puts a sticker on my kid (glue allergy), blow up a balloon (latex allergy),  use paint (dye allergy) or use Play Doh (wheat allergy). Don't let anything touch my kid! Ever!

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 That's not the point Welts.  You know there are people who have cultural issues about tattoos.  If they would have tattooed a bunch of islamic kids who's parents freaked you would be right there behind them.  You only seem to ever look at the messenger and not the message.

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 Firstly, it's not real tattoos.

Secondly, what makes you think I'd back up the Muslim parents? You must have me confused with someone else. if you, like Lily, think I'm pro-Islam, kindly back it up with ANYTHING I wrote, ever.

I'm not a fan of ANY religion.

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 Not real, but lasting. At least a couple of weeks...would you care if your child had their hair dyed or cut?  Cause thats not permanent...

burns07 wrote:

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I like to come across as a professional both at work & in my personal life.
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a forlorn hope indeed

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 Insults again? Do you need help???

flan

weltschmerz wrote:

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If someone put henna designs on his hands...meh. I really wouldn't care.

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 I wouldn't either. But that's not your decision to make for other parents...

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flan327 wrote:

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Lawyerlady wrote:

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flan327 wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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weltschmerz wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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weltschmerz wrote:

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If I kept writing "ivanjellycull Christians " in error, especially after being corrected, I'm sure people would have something to say about it.

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No one even caught the yamaka misspelling but you.  Cause no one cares.  We all knew what she meant.  And most of us probably didn't know the correct spelling.  We DON'T care.   You are the one that keeps harping on it...

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 Got it. You don't care about much, do you? You want to sound like a backwoods hillbilly...be my guest.

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Not spelling on a message board. As for "sounding" yomica and yamaka SOUND exactly alike.   No one really cares how it's spelled...

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 If I'm not sure how something is spelled, I'll Google it...takes all of 3 seconds.

I like to come across as a professional both at work & in my personal life.

flan

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 Please.  How many times have you refused to Google over basic things?  Give me a break.

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 Not spelling. It reflects on me, imo.

flan

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 Thats your problem. No one else cares...

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 That's your OPINION.

What if you got a resume with misspelled words?

flan

Ohfour wrote:

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This is a board. I use WTF, gonna, hella, and other words I would not use on a resume. This is not a job application and I don't pretend it is...

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 This.

chef wrote:

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Ohfour wrote:

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This is a board. I use WTF, gonna, hella, and other words I would not use on a resume. This is not a job application and I don't pretend it is...

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 This.

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 There is a BIG difference because casual slang & being too ______ to look up how to spell an unfamiliar word.

flan

flan327 wrote:

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flan327 wrote:

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burns07 wrote:

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I like to come across as a professional both at work & in my personal life.
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a forlorn hope indeed

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 Insults again? Do you need help???

flan

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 Driving home, I was thinking about your remark...which was a failed attempt at wit, I assume.

Most people here know that I am a children's librarian. Would you like to guess how often I get compliments from fellow staff, teachers & children in the community?

But continue to show people here your true colors...

flan

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 And what would those people say about how rude you are to some posters here? You certainly do not come across as a professional in this area of your personal life in that regard.

flan327 wrote:

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chef wrote:

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flan327 wrote:

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flan327 wrote:

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burns07 wrote:

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I like to come across as a professional both at work & in my personal life.
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a forlorn hope indeed

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 Insults again? Do you need help???

flan

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 Driving home, I was thinking about your remark...which was a failed attempt at wit, I assume.

Most people here know that I am a children's librarian. Would you like to guess how often I get compliments from fellow staff, teachers & children in the community?

But continue to show people here your true colors...

flan

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 And what would those people say about how rude you are to some posters here? You certainly do not come across as a professional in this area of your personal life in that regard.

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That some narrow-minded bigots deserve rudeness...

Someone has to stand up to the ugliness, imo.

flan

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 Real professional ...