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I must be reading a different thread. I don't see anyone trying to convince *everyone* to use them, just giving different options for carrying them. And I see no ridiculing. You seem a tad defensive and easily-offended.

I was at a couple of events yesterday, and had to wear those papery bracelets,made of the tough material so they don't rip. Most amusement parks around here give you a paper bracelet. I hate them, but I tolerate them. What do all those people with sensory issues do when they wear them?

That was very hard to read. :confused3 But, I gather that you got a dented can? I can definitely see someone putting it in a box and not noticing. And, they asked you to mail it back? That's certainly within their rights.

I would suggest you visit betterbidding.com to get an idea of Priceline winning bids.

Shake it Out, by Florence and the Machine O Children, by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Crazy, by Gnarles Barkley

So, let me understand this. A couple decides to take a break. One of them moves to a place a few blocks away. According to you, they're now just pretending to be married. When did the divorce occur? They're not married any more? Because YOU don't consider them to be married now-never...

So, a couple is only PRETENDING to be married in this situation? :confused3 :confused: When does the divorce happen?

This is discrimination, pure and simple.

This boggles my mind. I feel that anyone can graduate high school. You can go for free, a bus will pick you up and take you home-probably-and again: for free. You don't have to work hard to scrape up passing grades for high school. College requires brains, dedication and most of all...

If it's too expensive, don't go. Done.

Ellery Queen and Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazines. I have hundreds of them.

Exactly-why even ask? 14, plus a few extra, if you want. :confused3 How many extra? I don't know, 2? 3? 4? Whatever you're comfortable buying. Truly a puzzling thread.

The OP said that her son only wears one outfit a day. That's 14 outfits. Either buy a few extra in case of spills, or wash more often. If he truly only wears one outfit a day, and you only wash clothes once every two weeks, buy 14 outfits. It's math. :confused3 I didn't even need a...

If you only do laundry every 2 weeks, and he wears one shirt a day, that's 14 shirts. Seven shirts a week, multiplied by 2 is 14.

I've never purchased a toddler, so I don't know how much to pay.

I don't see the issue, unless I'm missing something. We had 9 together on our last trip. :confused3 We stayed in a timeshare in Feb. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, 2 kitchens. It was a 2-bedroom unit, that could be connected to a one-bedroom unit. Our daughter, her husband and their...

Why is this terrifying?

What a radical idea!! :thumbsup2 My kid threw tantrums. She was 2. She learned to cope and outgrew them. :confused3 :rotfl:

You should be able to find a piece of "light-colored finely-woven cotton fabric" at any fabric store. Or at a Goodwill or Salvation Army, in the form of a shirt that you cut up.

Me too! A child bleeding so heavily that he has to miss a whole day, is something I've never heard of. Bleeding the whole day, for 12 days? That's horrible, and I can't imagine how much blood that was.