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Rick9Plus
| Favorite team: | LSU |
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| Number of Posts: | 2430 |
| Registered on: | 7/23/2020 |
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re: Male fatigue
Posted by Rick9Plus on 12/1/25 at 7:10 pm to Mingo Was His NameO
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Everybody has kids. People who complain about it are the fricking worst
In her (now deleted?) OP, i mostly remember her just complaining about that guy.
re: Male fatigue
Posted by Rick9Plus on 12/1/25 at 7:06 pm to Defenseiskey
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Exactly, post reeks of American white female entitlement.
Yeah, we’re so entitled trying to hold down fulltime jobs while staying up all night with a baby, doing childcare and house chores from the moment we get home until 11 pm and all weekend, and having husbands who can’t take off work ever. It’s a life of luxury for sure.
How quickly were you responding to his calls/emails/texts? If you aren’t interested, tell him “thanks but i’m happy at my current job”, or “sorry, i would need x amount of money or x amount of days remotely, in writing before accepting, in order to consider changing jobs.” If you want to “not burn the bridge”, but he keeps bugging you, keep repeating “Thanks but no. Good luck, it was nice talking to you!” Take progressively longer and longer to reply. Like days later, with “Sorry, just saw this. Been busy!” If it progresses into borderline harassment or if it turns to outright creepiness, just stop replying. But usually if you do the slow but friendly fade properly, it doesn’t. If you ever need them in the future (like for a job), they likely won’t hold it against you.
That’s my 2 cents as a woman who’s been in the workforce a lot of years.
That’s my 2 cents as a woman who’s been in the workforce a lot of years.
re: The Top 10 Bloodiest Battles of the 21st Century...
Posted by Rick9Plus on 11/28/25 at 11:06 pm to RollTide1987
I’ve read that possibly a million total people have died in the Russia/Ukraine war. I know they don’t have exact figures but it’s crazy to think that while we sit here and debate or put Ukraine flags on our Facebooks, that many people have died in a war in Europe over the past few years. Even if the total is half that, you wouldn’t think that would go on in this day and age.
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She says the number one thing that helped her face was cutting out gluten.
This helps me, too. I cut gluten for a few years, then thought maybe it was bullshite and ate a plate of lasagna last year and had a horrible rash on my face for like 3 weeks afterward.
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Are these prescriptions or OTC stuff I could pick up?
The calamine/sulfur is otc by the acne products at Walgreens. The Retin-a is prescription.
re: Your Honest Thoughts On Strip Clubs
Posted by Rick9Plus on 11/28/25 at 2:12 pm to TigerSharkMan
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, I want a prime mid 20s woman, even if it was just for an hour or two
Ok, are you trolling? Or are you the type who wouldn’t want to join any club that would have you as a member?
It’s a fking curse that randomly started about a year ago for me (age mid-40s.) I don’t drink or eat spicy foods and my BMI is 20. I have to scrub my face daily to exfoliate and if i miss a single day it’s bad. I’ve been using this neutrogena combo of sulfur and calamine, and Retin-A cream about once weekly. It sucks.
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It was a knife/blade cut, not “nobody was there to catch the baby” incident.
I didn’t see this info anywhere.
Unless the 14-year-old admitted it, i don’t see how they can be sure that the death/trauma wasn’t the result of accidental injury during or after the birth. Nobody was there to catch the baby, she could have had it in a toilet, cord wrapped around the neck, etc.
re: Carville at Cheney's funeral.
Posted by Rick9Plus on 11/20/25 at 8:08 pm to back9Tiger
They are all a lot more like each other than they are like any of the rest of us “regular” democrats, republicans, blacks, whites, straights, gays, etc.
re: Would you want to live or die in this situation?
Posted by Rick9Plus on 11/11/25 at 7:33 pm to jpainter6174
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and post it on social media…
That’s the part that bothers me. Nobody i know had better post pics of themselves grinning next to me with brain damage or on my deathbed.
I get mandating them to greet customers and ask if they need assistance but the forced smiling seems like it’s just going to be creepy. Just my 2 cents.
re: Chinese Astronauts Stranded on Space Station After Debris Strikes Their Return Capsule
Posted by Rick9Plus on 11/7/25 at 10:42 am to Major Dutch Schaefer
I tried to tell you guys in the other thread that there’s too much junk in orbit. But the OT “experts” said it wouldn’t be a problem. Next thing will be those flaming chunks of metal dropping on people houses.
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quit paying medical bills years ago. They just send them to collection. I pay UHC each month, whatever they pay to the provider is enough.
I did the same for a few years due to times being tough. Credit score was still in the mid-700s. My kids had some health issues and one had to be hospitalized. The bills that kept coming, $500 here, $4000 there, x 10, on top of me paying for a family plan PPO through my employer just became too much.
re: LeoLabs reminds us the sky is far from “empty” You can track everything currently in orbit
Posted by Rick9Plus on 11/6/25 at 8:55 am to DustyDinkleman
That’s what i’ve been saying. There’s nothing regulating what gets shot up into orbit. How long before anything NASA or SpaceX or whoever tries to do gets foiled by the massive amount of junk up there? How long before flaming space metal starts falling out of the sky and landing on things?
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Responsibly recovering from mistakes is a mark of good leadership. Sadly lacking trait in our society today.
Agree. Also, what ever happened with the person who actually called them?
re: Livingston couple sues following wrong house raid, detainment
Posted by Rick9Plus on 11/4/25 at 11:06 am to The Third Leg
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These people were terrorized here. There will be psychological trauma and trust issues that they are dealing with for years. They deserve a large sum of money.
Are you a plaintiff’s attorney? I agree that what happened was awful, but what if they sincerely apologized, explained that a neighbor called and reported a possible intruder, and said they were just trying to keep the neighborhood safe? I do think they should get something. The gift card idea was good. But come on. Nobody was injured and nobody is perfect.
That said, the Walker PD sucks in my experience. I was harassed by an officer during a traffic stop for a seatbelt violation and i was wearing mine. The officer looked about 21 years old and seemed hopped up on preworkout or some other stimulant. I think the issue is that we live in a very low trust society right now. Everyone is paranoid and afraid of a lawsuit.
re: “My child isn’t picky. His brain just won’t let him try new foods”
Posted by Rick9Plus on 11/4/25 at 10:43 am to LouisianaLady
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Only kid on earth who hated french fries and mac and cheese.
Lol i remember a babysitter making me sit at the table until my parents got home because i wouldn’t eat Mac and Cheese. Weirdly i love it now.
I was very picky but my parents didn’t make special food. I was a very skinny child and would legit starve rather than eat what i didn’t like. I guess i had the disorder. If i got hungry enough i would choke down at least a little food. I’m still picky as an adult but i eat a lot more than i did. At least i never had a weight problem.
re: Livingston couple sues following wrong house raid, detainment
Posted by Rick9Plus on 11/4/25 at 8:01 am to LSUTANGERINE
A sincere apology and some sort of token amount of restitution would have prevented this for most normal people. Granted, if it happened to some people they would sue for millions no matter what.
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