NeatyB

I changed my band-aid for seven days straight last week.

If this person gives or have gave you problems and has caused you misery........would you help them if you saw them stranded on the side of the road?

I have NEVER been to Starbucks and I would like to know what do you like best.

I wish they would stop playing "25/8" by Mary J. Blige.

I have a MasterCard and my limit is $2000, but I've only charged $372 on it.

I usually take my own favorite popcorn (sweet & salty) because the theater buttered popcorn makes me sick. And sometimes I take my own drink.

Who is listed as your first contact & who is your last?

For me it was the Zahra Baker story in North Carolina.

I was traveling over the interstate and I sent a text message to a friend while driving. A car pulled up beside me and saw what I was doing, got in front of me and slowed down, moved from lane to lane so I couldn't pass until I put my phone up.......................WHICH I THOUGHT WAS AN EXCELLENT THING TO DO! I'm sincerely sorry!

Yes or No: If you believe I'm sorry.

Star: If you forgive me.

It seems when they run off with the guy or get kidnapped and something bad happens to them, you would think other girls would learn from another girls experience.

There's something about a co-worker of mine that I feel is a manipulator. She can hype things up so good to make you either do things as she see it or make you think she knows it all. Management is so convinced at her "knowledge" that when things tend to not fall into ordinance like she puts it, they realize that her input is not reliable. Do you think she knows she's a manipulator? Also, what makes a person a manipulator?

On Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, that's when the big lotteries are played. I'll be 43 soon. Should I play 43 lottery numbers on one particular day or should I play 11 numbers on Tuesday, 11 numbers on Wednesday, 11 numbers on Friday or 10 numbers on Saturday? How should I do it?

My friends daughter, who is 17 years old, just found out that she's four months pregnant. My friend, who I think is a VERY good mother, has always taught her children about the responsibilities and the consequences that come along with making the right decisions in life. Well, my friend has decided that she is going to take the responsibility to raise the child so the daughter can go to college (away from home) and go on with her life. My opinion to her was, not to do it. My reason was because my friends has been a single mother herself for 24 years (she has other children). I felt that the 17 year old should suffer the consequences and put her life on hold and raise her own child until it's the right time for her to continue to get on with her life. I feel the baby is her life and responsibility. Do you think as parents, we tend to let things go too easily?

About a month ago, my team leader/supervisor (I really don't know what she is) went straight to the facility manager and complained about something I really didn't know I was doing wrong. She never bought what I was doing to my attention and did the unthinkable. I have since distanced myself from her and only communicate with her on a professional level. If she asks any questions, I only respond with a yes or no and that's it (no dialog). She keeps coming around me as to try and see what buttons she can push, by asking off the wall questions that she already know the answers to. It's like she wants me to say something to jeapardize my job. I want to say to her "please leave me alone" or "please get out my face." Am I crossing the line? What boundaries do I NOT cross?

Myself, I think I would like to be married. What is so wrong with it?

I'm in a position where I'm working at a facility where the boss has a military background. He let's it be known at every meeting that "When I was in the military.......yada, yada, yada." And uses that to intimidate the employees with fear by threating them "If you don't like it, then I suggest you start looking else where for employment." Nobody is ever right, it's his way or the highway. Your idea or comments don't matter........."I'm the boss." What can be done about this behavior and does being in the military mean you know more than anybody else?

This has been an on going problem for about two years now. The co worker WILL NOT leave work at the proper time (8 hr. shift). Instead they "pretend" to be productive when in fact everybody already know the routine the co worker carries out E-V-E-R-Y SINGLE DAY! Even on the way to the time clock, the co worker has to use the bathroom, get a drink of water, go to the break room, yada, yada, yada, to get that extra five to ten minutes. Reason why I know all this is because I'm working a later shift than they are, and I've taken notice to this behavior for a long time. I've even ask my supervisor if I could switch with this individual to help cut out the overtime. Why is it bothering me so much?