Has anyone noticed how
Nov 19th 2015, 5:35 am
#16
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Re: Has anyone noticed how
"Yeah i should" or "yeah sounds possible" is definitely a sign that said person has about a 90% chance of letting you down.
ugh.
ugh.
Canadians will often say yes, agree, say the right thing in your face, but have no problems with:
1. Not responding after that
2. Not following through
3. Not meaning what they said
4. Back to 2
5. Breaking promises is the norm, but being polite to your face is soo important
Just wondering if I am imagining it
1. Not responding after that
2. Not following through
3. Not meaning what they said
4. Back to 2
5. Breaking promises is the norm, but being polite to your face is soo important
Just wondering if I am imagining it
Nov 19th 2015, 6:16 am
#17
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Re: Has anyone noticed how
This is my single biggest gripe with the cradles. Say what you mean and mean what you say!!
Nov 19th 2015, 6:39 am
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Location: Moncton, NB, CANADA
Posts: 51,343
Re: Has anyone noticed how
She always talked about not sugar coating things but there's a a middle ground to be used rather than "tastes like dog's vomit" - that's the cleaned up version.
Eventually she did graduate to "not my cup of tea," but you knew what she really meant.
Nov 19th 2015, 9:35 pm
#19
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Re: Has anyone noticed how
You'd have got on with my wife. Or maybe you'd have been insulted
She always talked about not sugar coating things but there's a a middle ground to be used rather than "tastes like dog's vomit" - that's the cleaned up version.
Eventually she did graduate to "not my cup of tea," but you knew what she really meant.
She always talked about not sugar coating things but there's a a middle ground to be used rather than "tastes like dog's vomit" - that's the cleaned up version.
Eventually she did graduate to "not my cup of tea," but you knew what she really meant.
It took me a while to adjust to some of the sensitive lovies here
On a good day I will tone it down a bit.
Nov 19th 2015, 9:49 pm
#20
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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Re: Has anyone noticed how
Canadians will often say yes, agree, say the right thing in your face, but have no problems with:
1. Not responding after that
2. Not following through
3. Not meaning what they said
4. Back to 2
5. Breaking promises is the norm, but being polite to your face is soo important
1. Not responding after that
2. Not following through
3. Not meaning what they said
4. Back to 2
5. Breaking promises is the norm, but being polite to your face is soo important
Nov 21st 2015, 7:13 am
#21
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Location: South Auckland
Posts: 2,228
Re: Has anyone noticed how
Canadians will often say yes, agree, say the right thing in your face, but have no problems with:
1. Not responding after that
2. Not following through
3. Not meaning what they said
4. Back to 2
5. Breaking promises is the norm, but being polite to your face is soo important
Just wondering if I am imagining it
1. Not responding after that
2. Not following through
3. Not meaning what they said
4. Back to 2
5. Breaking promises is the norm, but being polite to your face is soo important
Just wondering if I am imagining it
