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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7230 on: March 07, 2016, 05:50:10 AM »
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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7232 on: March 07, 2016, 06:09:57 AM »
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This reminds me of something that my cousins did when they were kids.  When their mother, my aunt, was dying of cancer, our grandmother and NWomb-donor would go over to the house to "take care" of the dying relative.  These two also used that as an excuse to go through my cousins' rooms and TAKE things that THEY wanted!  If one of my cousins was given some candy and these two biddies found it, they took it.  If they found a comic book, (these two old bats did NOT like comic books), they would TRASH IT.  (The list goes on with stuff they would rummage through without permission even though IT WAS NOT THEIR HOUSE!)  My cousins were aware that these two old bats had a PHOBIA of rodents and snakes.  With their father's permission, they each got a white mouse that they kept in a cage in each of their respective rooms.  What made it FUN was that NOTHING was said about the mice to these two old rummaging bats.  When they went to go rummaging again and encountered the mice, they both FREAKED!!!!   :lol:  They attempted to ORDER my uncle to GET RID OF THEM because THEY DID NOT APPROVE!  My uncle told both of them:  NOPE!  The two biddies were pissed off because they couldn't rummage through my cousins' stuff anymore.
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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7233 on: March 08, 2016, 06:24:23 AM »
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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7235 on: March 09, 2016, 01:38:07 AM »
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This reminds me of something that my cousins did when they were kids.  When their mother, my aunt, was dying of cancer, our grandmother and NWomb-donor would go over to the house to "take care" of the dying relative.  These two also used that as an excuse to go through my cousins' rooms and TAKE things that THEY wanted!  If one of my cousins was given some candy and these two biddies found it, they took it.  If they found a comic book, (these two old bats did NOT like comic books), they would TRASH IT.  (The list goes on with stuff they would rummage through without permission even though IT WAS NOT THEIR HOUSE!)  My cousins were aware that these two old bats had a PHOBIA of rodents and snakes.  With their father's permission, they each got a white mouse that they kept in a cage in each of their respective rooms.  What made it FUN was that NOTHING was said about the mice to these two old rummaging bats.  When they went to go rummaging again and encountered the mice, they both FREAKED!!!!   :lol:  They attempted to ORDER my uncle to GET RID OF THEM because THEY DID NOT APPROVE!  My uncle told both of them:  NOPE!  The two biddies were pissed off because they couldn't rummage through my cousins' stuff anymore.

Ha, that is brilliant, Bones, serves them both right!  It's funny how some people just have no respect for privacy or boundaries, yet I bet they'd be the first to complain if someone went through their stuff.

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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7236 on: March 09, 2016, 05:21:43 AM »
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This reminds me of something that my cousins did when they were kids.  When their mother, my aunt, was dying of cancer, our grandmother and NWomb-donor would go over to the house to "take care" of the dying relative.  These two also used that as an excuse to go through my cousins' rooms and TAKE things that THEY wanted!  If one of my cousins was given some candy and these two biddies found it, they took it.  If they found a comic book, (these two old bats did NOT like comic books), they would TRASH IT.  (The list goes on with stuff they would rummage through without permission even though IT WAS NOT THEIR HOUSE!)  My cousins were aware that these two old bats had a PHOBIA of rodents and snakes.  With their father's permission, they each got a white mouse that they kept in a cage in each of their respective rooms.  What made it FUN was that NOTHING was said about the mice to these two old rummaging bats.  When they went to go rummaging again and encountered the mice, they both FREAKED!!!!   :lol:  They attempted to ORDER my uncle to GET RID OF THEM because THEY DID NOT APPROVE!  My uncle told both of them:  NOPE!  The two biddies were pissed off because they couldn't rummage through my cousins' stuff anymore.

Ha, that is brilliant, Bones, serves them both right!  It's funny how some people just have no respect for privacy or boundaries, yet I bet they'd be the first to complain if someone went through their stuff.

Thanks, Tupp!

That is EXACTLY the way they were!
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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7237 on: March 09, 2016, 06:55:41 AM »
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This reminds me of something that my cousins did when they were kids.  When their mother, my aunt, was dying of cancer, our grandmother and NWomb-donor would go over to the house to "take care" of the dying relative.  These two also used that as an excuse to go through my cousins' rooms and TAKE things that THEY wanted!  If one of my cousins was given some candy and these two biddies found it, they took it.  If they found a comic book, (these two old bats did NOT like comic books), they would TRASH IT.  (The list goes on with stuff they would rummage through without permission even though IT WAS NOT THEIR HOUSE!)  My cousins were aware that these two old bats had a PHOBIA of rodents and snakes.  With their father's permission, they each got a white mouse that they kept in a cage in each of their respective rooms.  What made it FUN was that NOTHING was said about the mice to these two old rummaging bats.  When they went to go rummaging again and encountered the mice, they both FREAKED!!!!   :lol:  They attempted to ORDER my uncle to GET RID OF THEM because THEY DID NOT APPROVE!  My uncle told both of them:  NOPE!  The two biddies were pissed off because they couldn't rummage through my cousins' stuff anymore.

Ha, that is brilliant, Bones, serves them both right!  It's funny how some people just have no respect for privacy or boundaries, yet I bet they'd be the first to complain if someone went through their stuff.

Thanks, Tupp!

That is EXACTLY the way they were!


Also, NWomb-Donor had such a PHOBIA of snakes that she would throw a magazine across the room if she encountered a PICTURE of a snake!  Imagine what happened when she decided to drop in to visit my NGC brother and his wife, (uninvited), and discovered they were keeping LIVE BURMESE PYTHONS when she attempted to rummage through their house!  I thought it was HYSTERICALLY FUNNY!!!   :lol:  She never visited again! 
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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7240 on: March 11, 2016, 07:27:37 AM »
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This reminds me of something that my cousins did when they were kids.  When their mother, my aunt, was dying of cancer, our grandmother and NWomb-donor would go over to the house to "take care" of the dying relative.  These two also used that as an excuse to go through my cousins' rooms and TAKE things that THEY wanted!  If one of my cousins was given some candy and these two biddies found it, they took it.  If they found a comic book, (these two old bats did NOT like comic books), they would TRASH IT.  (The list goes on with stuff they would rummage through without permission even though IT WAS NOT THEIR HOUSE!)  My cousins were aware that these two old bats had a PHOBIA of rodents and snakes.  With their father's permission, they each got a white mouse that they kept in a cage in each of their respective rooms.  What made it FUN was that NOTHING was said about the mice to these two old rummaging bats.  When they went to go rummaging again and encountered the mice, they both FREAKED!!!!   :lol:  They attempted to ORDER my uncle to GET RID OF THEM because THEY DID NOT APPROVE!  My uncle told both of them:  NOPE!  The two biddies were pissed off because they couldn't rummage through my cousins' stuff anymore.

Ha, that is brilliant, Bones, serves them both right!  It's funny how some people just have no respect for privacy or boundaries, yet I bet they'd be the first to complain if someone went through their stuff.

Thanks, Tupp!

That is EXACTLY the way they were!


Also, NWomb-Donor had such a PHOBIA of snakes that she would throw a magazine across the room if she encountered a PICTURE of a snake!  Imagine what happened when she decided to drop in to visit my NGC brother and his wife, (uninvited), and discovered they were keeping LIVE BURMESE PYTHONS when she attempted to rummage through their house!  I thought it was HYSTERICALLY FUNNY!!!   :lol:  She never visited again! 

Ha ha, if only it were always that easy to get rid of anyone you didn't want around! :) x

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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7241 on: March 11, 2016, 08:23:16 AM »
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This reminds me of something that my cousins did when they were kids.  When their mother, my aunt, was dying of cancer, our grandmother and NWomb-donor would go over to the house to "take care" of the dying relative.  These two also used that as an excuse to go through my cousins' rooms and TAKE things that THEY wanted!  If one of my cousins was given some candy and these two biddies found it, they took it.  If they found a comic book, (these two old bats did NOT like comic books), they would TRASH IT.  (The list goes on with stuff they would rummage through without permission even though IT WAS NOT THEIR HOUSE!)  My cousins were aware that these two old bats had a PHOBIA of rodents and snakes.  With their father's permission, they each got a white mouse that they kept in a cage in each of their respective rooms.  What made it FUN was that NOTHING was said about the mice to these two old rummaging bats.  When they went to go rummaging again and encountered the mice, they both FREAKED!!!!   :lol:  They attempted to ORDER my uncle to GET RID OF THEM because THEY DID NOT APPROVE!  My uncle told both of them:  NOPE!  The two biddies were pissed off because they couldn't rummage through my cousins' stuff anymore.

Ha, that is brilliant, Bones, serves them both right!  It's funny how some people just have no respect for privacy or boundaries, yet I bet they'd be the first to complain if someone went through their stuff.

Thanks, Tupp!

That is EXACTLY the way they were!


Also, NWomb-Donor had such a PHOBIA of snakes that she would throw a magazine across the room if she encountered a PICTURE of a snake!  Imagine what happened when she decided to drop in to visit my NGC brother and his wife, (uninvited), and discovered they were keeping LIVE BURMESE PYTHONS when she attempted to rummage through their house!  I thought it was HYSTERICALLY FUNNY!!!   :lol:  She never visited again! 

Ha ha, if only it were always that easy to get rid of anyone you didn't want around! :) x

Oh yeah!!!   :D :lol:
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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7243 on: March 13, 2016, 08:20:59 AM »
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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #7244 on: March 13, 2016, 08:23:27 AM »
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I wish they still allowed the Below The Line comments so I could read the feedback from other readers.  I feel bad for the kid with nut allergies.
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