so she working without her bra and knickers??? you sure it is not you?QRM wrote:Our helper kept having her bras and knickers stolen when she dried them at the back door, and no it wasn't me!
It happens that ppl act like this when they are just waiting for some reason and got attracted by something where they know they can not satisfy their curiosity by taking it directly to their hands . I've seen it many times and nothing got stolen. Of course better be safe than sorry.Splatted wrote:we also leave our shoes outside on a shoe rack.
So far nothing stolen, but occasionally we get workmen wandering the floors.
My mother-in-law noticed one particular workman walking back and forth, with nothing in hand, who kept checking out my shiny pair of shoes each time he walked past.
this is very very interesting hahahhahahahaha brief safe hahahahhahahahhanakatago wrote:Maybe OP could consider these options or variations thereof? http://www.walyou.com/blog/2009/12/29/a ... t-gadgets/
Very cool!carlsum1986 wrote:this is very very interesting hahahhahahahaha brief safe hahahahhahahahhanakatago wrote:Maybe OP could consider these options or variations thereof? http://www.walyou.com/blog/2009/12/29/a ... t-gadgets/
It's a very strange world we live in, and when you see dogs mounting each other and grabbing the leg of someone walking past and cows mounting each other, in the fields, what does it tell you about humans? No it's not the milk!Plavt wrote:Hope you weren't still wearing them............ksl wrote: I have lost a few things even my shorts!
You gotta admit though, sarcasm or not, we give good info. At the end of the day, that's what matters. Anyway, if you're doing a stint in Asia, it helps to have a "shell" rather than "thick skin". Thin skinned? fergeddit!EADG wrote:you may be in the wrong forumlou36e wrote:No, not touchy....just not fond of sarcasm...
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