looks like you'll have to answer next week thenIt’s too bad you missed the deadline, I just chatted with her on Friday.
looks like you'll have to answer next week thenIt’s too bad you missed the deadline, I just chatted with her on Friday.
Despite repeated requests to our kids to dispose of wipes WITH the diapers, someone failed to understand the severity of the issue. $500 later the pros pulled 3 wipes from the pipes that had caused the entire damn septic to back up to the basement. We were NOT happy campers.Regular toilet paper or these wet wipe things? It's been discussed that its not advised to flush those wet wipes (even though they say you can), that they will clog up your drain pipes over time. So what do people do with them? Throw them in their garbage? This seems to be one of the grossest things ever thought of.
Besides, I would think you would need to use regular toilet paper afterwards or you will basically give yourself the beginnings of swamp a$$
I would think for a really messy situation you could go TP to knock down the nastiest of it, clean up with the wet wipes and then finish with a drying swipe of TP. Gotta get a garbage can with a lid, though.Regular toilet paper or these wet wipe things? It's been discussed that its not advised to flush those wet wipes (even though they say you can), that they will clog up your drain pipes over time. So what do people do with them? Throw them in their garbage? This seems to be one of the grossest things ever thought of.
Besides, I would think you would need to use regular toilet paper afterwards or you will basically give yourself the beginnings of swamp a$$
True story:I was just on a webinar with our gigantic, worldwide software vendor, and they were displaying a fake test account with the name "Chesty Larue." (I know it's a Simpsons reference, but still about boobs.) At my old job, an associate of mine had snuck "Michael (Mike) Hunt" into sales demos for at least four years.
What is the most inappropriate name (fictitious or real) you have ever seen used, or used yourself, in a work environment?
True story:
I once had a client named Hunt. I called him about an issue and absentmindedly asked the switchboard for him:
"Can I please speak to Mike Hunt?"
--"Who?"
"Mike Hunt"
--"There's nobody by that name here."
"This is ABC Corp, right?"
--"Yes"
"Sales Manager, Mike Hunt"
--<Silence>
<Looks at paperwork and blushes> "Sorry, Matt Hunt"
I'm sure she thought I did it on purpose.
At another job we had a guy named Harry Johnson who was one of the few clients we would give a two way radio for his event. I had a buddy who would call him all of the time on the radio just to say Harry Johnson. He was in bliss when Harry didn't answer and he could say things like, "Has anyone seen Harry Johnson?" He went on like this every way imaginable for about 5 minutes until our boss got a hold of him.
I'm not sure she ever told him. But we kept the business.Oh my gosh, did you lose the sale? Because THAT IS AMAZING.
And "Harry Johnson" is somehow worse than all of the others. I love the pair on your friend.
I'm not sure she ever told him. But we kept the business.
My buddy just didn't care. Harry was old and either didn't get the joke or had heard them all so many times he didn't care either.
Intentional, I'm sure...We have a friend who has two euphemisms for a penis as his first/last name combo, and he just doubles down on it and makes the joke first. I'm sure you just meet it head-on at a certain point.
^ Not a question ^5 is an honorary even number. Change my mind.
^ Not a question ^
5 is an honorary even number. Change my mind?
Why? It was dumb. I am now offended.Box rating rescinded