Buffybot ,'Dirty Girls'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Ugh, Raq! I'm sorry.
Skipped and skimmed to ask: David, when you fucked up your calf, what was the treatment again? How long did it take for defuckification?
Signed, had a tell-tale popping sensation on the way down the stairs and has a doctor's appointment for it in 2 hours. MOTHERFUCKER, this week has sucked.
May your boys get well quick, Raq! And may you not get sick yourself.
Health~ma to Mal and R, Raq.
START BUILDING THE ARK!
Holy Frak it's coming down here in Dallas!! I swear, more water landed on me in the 30 seconds from the car to work than fell on my 20 minute shower. Of course, brilliant me left ALL my rain gear in the car, so from apartment to car was in a winter coat.
Raq! I hope the family de-pigifies real quick. Yikes.
Anybody have any experience getting ripped off by internet companies?
I made the mistake of applying for a cash advance loan online about a week and a half ago. Now I'm getting surprise charges on my account that I did not authorize. One had me fill out an online form to get a refund (we'll see if that happens), and I'm now on the phone with CS for another one.
They are insisting that I need to fill out a police report of fraud if I want a refund (even though some quick research shows it's the same company). They are also insisting that I authorized the charges.
My main concern is more surprise charges (that they can't tell me if they will happen or not). I'm wondering what to do, and in the mean time, I'm short $50.
Sean, call your bank, tell them there are fraudulent charges coming in from that company, and see if they can block the charges.
Is it possible there was fine print concerning these charges on something you signed? I'm not blaming you, at all; those cash-advance companies are worse than sharks; often there's fine print that won't be called to your attention, because they know you'd never agree to it.
Is it possible there was fine print concerning these charges on something you signed? I'm not blaming you, at all; those cash-advance companies are worse than sharks; often there's fine print that won't be called to your attention, because they know you'd never agree to it.
I believe that is exactly what happened.
Kiss and Patel. Hey, it's my life!
But why is it important to marry someone from the same community, the same "clan"?
"It's our culture and tradition," says one of the young women at the event, who didn't want to be named
Yeah, but I bet her last name is "Patel".
I am currently the go between in a Man U vs. West Ham smackdown between my brother and my co-worker. It's funny.