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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Thank you.
Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
Another reason not to eat others baked goods.
Check out the siggy:
http://community.thenest.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/29990271.aspx
*gag* As if I needed another reason to hate cats!
Re: Another reason not to eat others baked goods.
I know this isn't the point, but - why does she even need a bra if she's a 28B? That means that her entire chest measurement is 30 inches. 30. Inches. I would run around the house, not bouncing, if I lost 22 inches off my chest.
speaking from experience, they DO still bounce and get damn sensitive when they're tiny.
I needed a sports bra back when I was a B cup. they can still hurt like nobody's business.
They hurt more now taht they're bigger but it still hurt back then.
Yet when you invite friends over for dinner, you expect them to use your silverware and glasses - the same silverware and glasses that touched your husband's lips, that have presumably been on/in your crotch (and more!) at some point in time. So while your friend is sitting there sipping a glass of wine or forking some steak into her mouth, just know that your H's crotch mouth has been there before.
FTR, I do not let my dogs come into my kitchen for fur reasons and to prevent begging behavior. I would not let them come near a "human" dish, since I want to distinguish our stuff as being off limits. They are not allowed to approach us or come near the dining room table. When it comes to food, they have good manners.
However, if one of our dogs did get a lick on a dish/spoon/something, I'd wash it and move on with my life. I'm sure you've had worse in your mouth before. Like a penis.
you are a foul creature Nicole. I said nothing that licks it's own butt. neither of us can do that.
And I think you let your dogs eat off your dishes, which is why you went on such a long tirade about where my mouth has been. You are nasty.
Germ phobia is not cute.
I frequently give my dogs food and water in dishes that I will later use. But I WASH them with scalding hot water and soap before I use them. I also allow my dogs' butts to touch the floor that I walk on BAREFOOOT!!!!
I guess I might as well get rid of the indoor plumbing and hang turkey bones in my windows since I really can't get any nastier.
I just a friendly gal looking for options.
Well, if the fear of Dawg's tongue germs are that strong, y'all can never eat in my house. Because, yep, she occasionally licks off a plate. That I then wash.
But, if I was super-duper-worried about germs survivng that sort of washing, i'd never be able to eat out--because I'd much rather have the pet germs than the germs from the random stranger in the restaurant.
But it's okay if you lick each others' butts and then use a dish/utensil. Mkay.