In re: fire work guy. I'd vote for silence is your friend.
That's creepy and...creepier.
Years ago, I asked some well-feminized guy friends if crap like that really worked and, bless them, they nodded morosely. "It does. It _really_ does."
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In re: fire work guy. I'd vote for silence is your friend.
That's creepy and...creepier.
Years ago, I asked some well-feminized guy friends if crap like that really worked and, bless them, they nodded morosely. "It does. It _really_ does."
I think you need to not only not respond, but block his number.
I think you need to not only not respond, but block his number.
Seconded.
I can't even say how much I don't want to go to an outdoor party today.
smonster, I do not even have a reply, I am snorffling in my coffee with disbelief.
bonny, UGH. I have a pretty good idea what your talking about, and it IS an on-going theme, isn't it? How very, very irritating.
I stayed up late and just woke up a bit ago. We may have houseguests, and I need to Clean All The Things.
But I must caffienate first...
My hands have been randomly numb since last night.
I Googled "mild numbness in hands."
And then I remembered why you never do that.
I don't...think I'm having a stroke?
I think you need to not only not respond, but block his number.
Yes. Inappropriate, creepy, and with a sprinkling of testing boundaries in kinda sketchy ways.
Polter, step away from Dr. Google. You are probably not having a stroke.
I Googled "mild numbness in hands."
There are so many reasons that hands can go numb. I'd guess you're more likely having repetitive stress symptoms (you do type a lot, yes?) rather than a stroke.
That was my thought as well, although it was weird because I hadn't actually been typing all that much.
And I have to do a lot of typing this weekend. WORK BETTER, HANDS.
Put Google to good use and look up some wrist stretches you can do to help with that not-at-all-a-stroke numbness.
There are other ways you can impinge on nerves and make your hands numb or tingly, usually based on spending time in odd positions (sleeping or whatnot), too