CLOSED

lovegood90

novella1186 said:

flantastic said:

mikenberger said:

Haha her profile page on here:

Knottie56690751 · member

I've learned my lesson on asking others for advice, especially then they don't know the situation -____-

We just don't understand her situation.

Oh Lord. That's why I said,

I didn't see anything in your post that would justify you feeling like they're "driving you up the wall."

Is there mitigating info? Share it! Although somehow I'd guess it's not quite as dramatic as OP thinks it is...

I had a college roommate who would scream and cry at the drop of a hat. I once asked her if it was ok for me to put her clothes in the dryer so I could throw mine in the washer. She looked at me for a minute with a blank stare, then literally started screaming, flung the front door wide open, ran outside, and raced down the sidewalk crying. Then she sat down in the middle of the sidewalk and called her mom, sobbing the entire time. I'm not fucking kidding. It was always like this with her, every day, no matter what. 

I wonder if the OP is my college roommate.... 

OH MY GOD. Girl, you are a crazy person MAGNET!

novella1186

lovegood90 said:

novella1186 said:

flantastic said:

mikenberger said:

Haha her profile page on here:

Knottie56690751 · member

I've learned my lesson on asking others for advice, especially then they don't know the situation -____-

We just don't understand her situation.

Oh Lord. That's why I said,

I didn't see anything in your post that would justify you feeling like they're "driving you up the wall."

Is there mitigating info? Share it! Although somehow I'd guess it's not quite as dramatic as OP thinks it is...

I had a college roommate who would scream and cry at the drop of a hat. I once asked her if it was ok for me to put her clothes in the dryer so I could throw mine in the washer. She looked at me for a minute with a blank stare, then literally started screaming, flung the front door wide open, ran outside, and raced down the sidewalk crying. Then she sat down in the middle of the sidewalk and called her mom, sobbing the entire time. I'm not fucking kidding. It was always like this with her, every day, no matter what. 

I wonder if the OP is my college roommate.... 

OH MY GOD. Girl, you are a crazy person MAGNET!

That was actually not the worst roommate I had. That's the sad part. 

novella1186

Also: 

I've never understood the whole puppy gifs in crazy threads thing. Just a tradition? 

mikenberger

lovegood90 said:

novella1186 said:

flantastic said:

mikenberger said:

Haha her profile page on here:

Knottie56690751 · member

I've learned my lesson on asking others for advice, especially then they don't know the situation -____-

We just don't understand her situation.

Oh Lord. That's why I said,

I didn't see anything in your post that would justify you feeling like they're "driving you up the wall."

Is there mitigating info? Share it! Although somehow I'd guess it's not quite as dramatic as OP thinks it is...

I had a college roommate who would scream and cry at the drop of a hat. I once asked her if it was ok for me to put her clothes in the dryer so I could throw mine in the washer. She looked at me for a minute with a blank stare, then literally started screaming, flung the front door wide open, ran outside, and raced down the sidewalk crying. Then she sat down in the middle of the sidewalk and called her mom, sobbing the entire time. I'm not fucking kidding. It was always like this with her, every day, no matter what. 

I wonder if the OP is my college roommate.... 

OH MY GOD. Girl, you are a crazy person MAGNET!

Seriously. How do you do it? I'm intrigued. 

(Side bar: Google image search rendered this as "crazy magnet gif": )

Huh?

ShesSoCold

mikenberger said:

lovegood90 said:

novella1186 said:

flantastic said:

mikenberger said:

Haha her profile page on here:

Knottie56690751 · member

I've learned my lesson on asking others for advice, especially then they don't know the situation -____-

We just don't understand her situation.

Oh Lord. That's why I said,

I didn't see anything in your post that would justify you feeling like they're "driving you up the wall."

Is there mitigating info? Share it! Although somehow I'd guess it's not quite as dramatic as OP thinks it is...

I had a college roommate who would scream and cry at the drop of a hat. I once asked her if it was ok for me to put her clothes in the dryer so I could throw mine in the washer. She looked at me for a minute with a blank stare, then literally started screaming, flung the front door wide open, ran outside, and raced down the sidewalk crying. Then she sat down in the middle of the sidewalk and called her mom, sobbing the entire time. I'm not fucking kidding. It was always like this with her, every day, no matter what. 

I wonder if the OP is my college roommate.... 

OH MY GOD. Girl, you are a crazy person MAGNET!

Seriously. How do you do it? I'm intrigued. 

(Side bar: Google image search rendered this as "crazy magnet gif": )

Huh?

OMG that gif. I'm laughing so hard I'm crying at my desk. 

mikenberger

ShesSoCold said:

mikenberger said:

lovegood90 said:

novella1186 said:

flantastic said:

mikenberger said:

Haha her profile page on here:

Knottie56690751 · member

I've learned my lesson on asking others for advice, especially then they don't know the situation -____-

We just don't understand her situation.

Oh Lord. That's why I said,

I didn't see anything in your post that would justify you feeling like they're "driving you up the wall."

Is there mitigating info? Share it! Although somehow I'd guess it's not quite as dramatic as OP thinks it is...

I had a college roommate who would scream and cry at the drop of a hat. I once asked her if it was ok for me to put her clothes in the dryer so I could throw mine in the washer. She looked at me for a minute with a blank stare, then literally started screaming, flung the front door wide open, ran outside, and raced down the sidewalk crying. Then she sat down in the middle of the sidewalk and called her mom, sobbing the entire time. I'm not fucking kidding. It was always like this with her, every day, no matter what. 

I wonder if the OP is my college roommate.... 

OH MY GOD. Girl, you are a crazy person MAGNET!

Seriously. How do you do it? I'm intrigued. 

(Side bar: Google image search rendered this as "crazy magnet gif": )

Huh?

OMG that gif. I'm laughing so hard I'm crying at my desk. 

At least it's a puppy!

Cookie Pusher

novella1186 said:

Also: 

I've never understood the whole puppy gifs in crazy threads thing. Just a tradition? 

When I declared myself Queen of The Knot, I stipulated that everyone must post puppy gifs in crazy/DD threads to appease me.

MairePoppy

Not as cute as Mikenberger 's puppy, but here goes:

zitiqueen

Ahhh, OP is 20. This explains so much.

PrettyGirlLost

zitiqueen said:

Ahhh, OP is 20. This explains so much.

20 going on 12.

mikenberger

PrettyGirlLost said:

zitiqueen said:

Ahhh, OP is 20. This explains so much.

20 going on 12.

I hate to stereotype by age (Am I getting old? Yuck.) And there are always exceptions to every rule, but man. When the stereotype is perpetuated, it's tough to ignore.

MadHops21

Came for bat signal 

IrishPirate60

MadHops21 said:

Came for bat signal 

I saw these at the post office today and thought of you all. https://www.usps.com/stamps/

short+sassy

adk19 said:

I just want to keep this one alive because of the giant Closed sign.

Story time... So, apparently when my uncle was little, he really really really liked the ice cream shop in town.  In order to not have to stop there every time they passed by, or find a route that wouldn't take them past the ice cream shop, they taught the little tyke that O.P.E.N spells 'Closed'.  It's a running gag in our family that when we don't want to stop somewhere that "o.p.e.n spells closed."

More story time...

As a little girl, my favorite character on Sesame Street was Cookie Monster.  I walked around all the time saying, "Me want cookie."  So I wouldn't become sugared out and so my mom could still play along with me, she taught me that crackers were cookies and vice versa.  I got fed a lot of crackers, lol. 

mrscomposer

More stories:

One time my younger siblings and I were staying with our grandparents while Mom & Dad were out of town for a week.  I was about 14 then, so C would have been 11 and K would have been 3 - we had a grand old time getting spoiled rotten - Grandpa took us shopping for a whole bunch of bulk candy, went out to the movies almost every day, the whole nine yards.

C and I got in the habit of asking Nana if we could have some candy by spelling it out so K wouldn't catch on.  Little bugger was smart, though, so if one of us asked for some c-a-n-d-y, he'd say "yeah, Nana, can I have some C-A-A?"

Dreamergirl8812