kittycat1

i think I'm safe

Millhouse

don't be so sure.

kittycat1

scrubbedexpat141

This is sensible stuff.

I will probably try it. I drive alongside Mall of the Helmets every night with my booze license renewal in the car but every night bottle it. I genuinely can't be arsed with that car park and the shit-gibbons it attracts.

I might get this bunch to deliver it for me. Perfect.

Millhouse

you don't have a PRO?

scrubbedexpat141

Not for things like that.

jam25mack

I wouldn't ask a Pro to do things like that for me....., however,......

Millhouse

why not?

scrubbedexpat141

Mine would say no.

My old one would have.

I'm amazed at the laziness of some of the pond life in my office....trying to get a heavily pregnant admin girl to move their stuff to a new desk so they can go on lunch? Really?

kittycat1

her choice to get pregnant....

scrubbedexpat141

Agree 100%

Unfortunately, MotherScamp insisted that as I grew up I had manners...like helping old ladies with their shopping or luggage, or letting preggers women have my seat (in fact, any woman).

I don't think you should, as a perfectly capable human being, let someone who's thoroughly up the duff, scrabble around under a desk unplugging / plugging in, or lump your shit around because you can make her do it.

Millhouse

bit assuming. maybe it was an accident

kittycat1

well may have been an accident but she chose to keep it

kittycat1

Obviously as a nice person I agree with you and would always give up my seat, help carry etc when a heavily pregnant person is in need, however pregnancy here appears to be an affliction which renders you completely helpless from the second you concieve. At the end of the day you are being paid to do the job, if you are not fit for the purpose of your job then take the time off sick, why should others carry your work because you chose to get pregnant..

Millhouse

Can we talk about mother and child parking bays being near the door in super markets too? It's not a decision, not a disability...