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Saturday, May 03, 2025

Why Is It ...

… that people need to learn that trying to talk to me on Messenger is like trying to talk to a wall in your house.

… that most days I want  to put an ‘Out of Order’ sticker on my head and call it a day.

… that when we were younger we wanted to be adults so badly and now look at us. Just fucking look at us!

… that whatever you’re heard about me, know that I can be way worse.

… that the other day I heard a guy in a store on his cell phone saying, “Susan, I’m in the car right now on my way home,” and I yelled, “No, he’s not. He’s at the store.” Nobody lies to Susan in front of me.

… that if you think money doesn’t bring happiness, transfer some to my account.

… that my sister once said that I didn’t respect her privacy, and I only know that because I read it in her diary.

… that I don’t know why, but I love to mess around and find out sometimes.

… that I like to say to someone, when I meet them for the first time, “You’re exactly what I expected.”Ah, establishing dominance.

… that I hate it when I lose things at work … like my favorite pen or my fucking will to live.

25 comments:

  1. These are hilariously disturbing. By the way, Susan says “thank you.”

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  2. Cleora Borealis9:32 AM

    😳 Adult?! There ain't no such animal! We're just bigger kids who are expected to have our tantrums in private! Tantrums at home are not fair! When I get past my tantrum, no one hands me a lollipop! 🍭 Waaah! I want my lollipop!! 😫

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    1. I do enjoy a tantrum and I keep Reese's Peanut Butter cups around as my reward!

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  3. That third one says it all for me, Bobulah.

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  4. I'd love to use number 9!

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    1. Kinda gives you the upper hand right from the start!

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  5. "Read it in her diary" -- ha!

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    1. Sadly, my sister was very good at hiding her diary and was never able to find it! 🤷🏼‍♂️

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  6. Anonymous12:24 PM

    the dog's mother
    xoxo :-)

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  7. Beware of Susan's hidden army. They are everywhere!

    Will Jay

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    1. I am a Lieutenant in her squad!

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  8. There all good, but the fourth speaks volumes to me! Have you read my pamphlets?

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    1. Pamphlet? I thought you had an encyclopedia!

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  9. Would you have spoken up if Susan had been Karen? : )

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    1. Susan could never be a Karen .... could she?

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  10. I can just imagine the guy's reaction to you telling on him. Too funny!
    The adult thing...my grandson said to me he wishes he was a grown-up (he's 8), and I explained it isn't a lot of fun being an adult and listed all the chores I'd done that morning. I don't think it made a difference. :)

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    1. Kids just see it as staying up late and doing whatever you want. They'll learn soon enough.

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  11. Why is it?
    ...that Bob Slatten hasn't yet made an appointment with a reputable shrink?

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  12. "...we wanted to be adults so badly..." Not me, I never wanted to be an adult, still don't want to though I am one now. I'm happy I had the kids though.

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    1. Oh I wanted to be a grownup to do whatever I wanted and now I know that's not possible.

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  13. Made me smile. Never give up, until you do.

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