They gave their baby's SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ON AN INVITATION? Are these people complete idiots????
We had Chinese takeout for dinner. It was such a good idea.
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They gave their baby's SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ON AN INVITATION? Are these people complete idiots????
We had Chinese takeout for dinner. It was such a good idea.
I ordered in pizza and salad, b/c I was packing and also didn't want to get dishes dirty that I would inevitably leave in the sink for a week.
(Actually, I have to write myself a note right now to take out the kitchen trash in the morning, b/c it has a diaper from Liv in it, and while there is no smell now, I don't want to leave it for a week.)
The Boy is going to take my produce/milk home with him in the morning. (He's presently snoring away in the next room. And I have to get up in 7 1/2 hours, so I'd best be falling asleep soon, too.)
So I think I have all my potential rotting-ness forestalled. Woot.
YAY?
Bless the boy for throwing himself on the dairy time bomb!
(Actually, I have to write myself a note right now to take out the kitchen trash in the morning, b/c it has a diaper from Liv in it, and while there is no smell now, I don't want to leave it for a week.)
Good call.
::hugs diaper genie tightly::
Bwahahahaha.
They gave their baby's SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ON AN INVITATION? Are these people complete idiots????
I'm getting the idea that a really good dedication prezzie for the baby would be an identity theft protection plan. Or, ya know, a gift certificate to a lawyer who specializes in ID theft cases. Wouldn't that be a kick in the pants for the parents.
ETA: Oooh, oooh, ooh, how about Googling info on what to do in case of identity theft, and print it on some fancy paper. I'm all about the homemade gifts.
Even putting the baby's size on an invitation is an outright request for a qift and would piss me off to no end. The SS just capped it with utter stupidity. (I understand it's a request for savings bonds, etc. but PUHLEEZE--TACKY.)
A's won.
Fireworks pretty.
Irish coffee strong.
Zenkitty's "friends" stoooooopid.
Googling info on what to do in case of identity theft, and print it on some fancy paper. I'm all about the homemade gifts.
See, I was thinking that actually doing some identity theft using the SSN would be the gift that keeps on giving.
Even putting the baby's size on an invitation is an outright request for a qift and would piss me off to no end.
This is so crass. Logically, even registering is a no-no (I think I read that in Miss Manners once, and it makes sense). I'm not sure why registering doesn't bother me, except that it's so widely practiced. This, however, squicks me something horrid. I don't recommend picking friends for what they can give you, but these seem like losable ones, Zenkitty.
See, I was thinking that actually doing some identity theft using the SSN would be the gift that keeps on giving.Like a pregnant cat...
Logically, even registering is a no-noI get this but damn, sometimes, I am so happy about it. And I made P register before she even sent out announcements (it wasn't on the announce, but the info was easily available before they went out) because people always ask. We are far enough apart from those that we care about that we can't just *know* what she might need. I barely know what they need and I spent the first week with the baby there more than I was home. Still? I get it.
Just randomly hit the ex of an ex googling. It is so time to go to bed. Weird.