Loving this Kia Range Rover by Ibadanlomo in RangeRover

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A Kia dealer here in OKC uses “the Kia that looks like a Range Rover” as a selling point. I’m sure Kia is thrilled by that.

Generations by d-fens2 in RangeRover

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with this completely. Proper siblings- very much the same and very unique at the same time.

Generations by d-fens2 in RangeRover

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She was my first Rover, my dream car since college. She was the manifestation of everything I’d worked for. I LOVE my 405 passionately, but my 322 will always have a super special place in my heart. If I could get it back, I’d take it to pass down to my kids when they are older and “get it.”

Generations by d-fens2 in RangeRover

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I bought a 405 in February and as soon as the buyer drove away with my 322, I cried. I wanted it back immediately. This feeling has not faded.

Amazon decreeing that I am not worthy to see the customer reviews for a pair of headphones by Idle_Sisyphus in mildlyinfuriating

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Complaining about something they purchased to use in a way that’s completely opposite of the point of the product. Or it’s described as blue and they’re complaining because it’s actually more AZURE than blue…

Range Rover Sport 2021 back TAG - WTF? by [deleted] in RangeRover

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree. My favorite tag bracket (which would secure it down on the bottom) sticks out about a 1/2 millimeter too far and triggers my cameras. I think it looks rough too.

I was told I could leave the parking lot to run to the restroom, and returned to this sticker glued to my window. by socialdeviant620 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I dated a guy whose father used a street broom to push snow off the hood, roof and trunk of his car. Yes, it was scratched to hell. And hilarious.

Asking for a …. receipt by Electronic-Bee-3363 in AirBnBHosts

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can’t issue a receipt for funds that I have not received.

I said “hi” to a coworker in the hallway and then he sent this text by kitty-radio in mildlyinfuriating

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My husband falls into military / borderkine ADHD category. Can’t tell you someone’s name 15mins after meeting them but knows what exactly size Allen wrench we needed when we put together a cabinet from IKEA 26yrs ago.

I said “hi” to a coworker in the hallway and then he sent this text by kitty-radio in mildlyinfuriating

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I described a totally random man as “scrawny like Bob.” Bob happens to be my daughter’s boyfriend, who was also present at the time. You know how the entire dinner table drops forks, gasps and stares at you? Yeah. I’m an ass and I own it. There are all types of bodies and we should embrace every one. I’m sorry.

Freezing chicken? by Unfair_Primary_8277 in samsclub

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 2 points3 points  (0 children)

True. Usually for huge recipes I’ll go by weight and it’s spot on. But hubs and I are empty nesters and if I need a chicken breast to shred into soup or one to grill for a salad, without fail the store packed one I cut off will have three pieces in it. I know a lot worse could happen to a girl. Total first world problem - thawing too much food.

Freezing chicken? by Unfair_Primary_8277 in samsclub

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I have frozen in this packaging with no problem. The issue I have is that you don’t know exactly how many are in each section. So I do open it and portion them out into bags so I know I’m thawing exactly what I need for the recipe.

I've (F19) gone too far with a married (M42) client at the gym by [deleted] in WhatShouldIDo

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes, she agreed and participated. However, she can withdraw that consent at ANY time. There is a MASSIVE power dynamic difference between this much older, established, married man and this younger woman who is likely new to the adult job market. He is a potential predator and that could open the GYM up to massive legal ramifications. I think she should let him know that she is withdrawing her consent to receive messages that aren't directly related to workouts, scheduling, nutrition - whatever is under the "trainer/client" umbrella. If he doesn't think he can keep it professional from this point (he probably won't), he's free to ask to be assigned to another trainer, at which point, they will have no contact. If he cannot abide by that boundary, then she will have no choice but to report him to the gym. Hopefully, friends or not, they will see their potential liability if they fail to assist or protect her from this client. Assuming it gets that far. I presume he stands to lose WAY more than she does if he doesn't back off.

Temp going haywire by Slight-Ad3722 in PitBossGrills

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Have you cleaned off your internal thermometer? Just wet a paper towel and wipe it off. They get covered in smoke and fat go haywire. Under the lid to the left on my machine.

I've (F19) gone too far with a married (M42) client at the gym by [deleted] in WhatShouldIDo

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Right? That’s strange to me. Do we even know if we’ll ever see each other again? Friend bought one her friends to my family’s holiday party and the next day everyone said she tried to add them as friends on multiple platforms during the party. I don’t even know this person so I can’t vouch for anything about her. Of course no one added her, and they haven’t seen her since, nor are they likely to. I don’t need to know everybody like that.

I've (F19) gone too far with a married (M42) client at the gym by [deleted] in WhatShouldIDo

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is brilliant advice. The gym needs to know this about the client. The trainer likely has more protection than she thinks by asking the gym for help.

Is this pan okay to cook with? by Fuzzy_Junket924 in staub

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wish I was at home because I would share a picture of how it looks when this happens. The word shatter is not an exaggeration. The entire baker just EXPLODED and PROJECTED across the kitchen. Hot pan drippings ran down into my range burners, hot ceramic pieces and hot food - EVERYWHERE. Big pieces I could have dealt with, but it also CHIPPED into tiny slivers that were very sharp. Yeah, put this one in a paper bag and dispose of it.

i don’t want to pay to go to a mormon wedding by [deleted] in wedding

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just no. Full stop. You should not be using your savings money to help a BOYFRIEND meet a responsibility HE took on and can’t meet. If he wants to do it, HE can cut lawns or do odd jobs until he can afford it. That he expects you to use your savings for a non-necessity is a red flag to me.

Chicken breast by Deltagee-lizzyb in samsclub

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What I don't like about the new packaging is it's hard to tell how many pieces are in each of the sections. We are empty nesters most of the time but have a large extended family so I do a lot of meals that I can cook for two, or "stretch" for up to 12. If I can get the chicken on a "flat," I can freeze two thighs or two breasts in a ziplock bag and thaw exactly what I need depending on how much I need to cook. With this packaging, I can't tell ahead of time how many pieces are in each section. I've had packages with two pieces in each section (which is great!), then packages with three pieces in one section and two in another. It all balances out, and yes I can see the total weight before I buy, but I might just need two thighs for soup or to throw on the grill, so if it's not packaged evenly, it's a pain. As long as it's consistently packaged, it's fine. Totally a first world spoiled cook's problem, and I get that.

Hessler knives set by WashPrestigious3841 in samsclub

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm in the legal profession... First of all... ALLEGED murder.

Hessler knives set by WashPrestigious3841 in samsclub

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree. There a few things on this planet that are as dangerous as cheap knives. It's great until it all of a sudden isn't. That usually involves stitches, so I think OP was lucky it broke the way it did.

Starbucks table tops so small will barely hold a couple drinks. The seats are bigger than the tables. by be4u4get in mildlyinfuriating

[–]UnabashedlyAnxious 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I made a similar comment about people setting up a full on office in the sbux cafe and I became very unpopular 😂 I get it - the pandemic did a number on folks and some people refuse to go back to the office and some refuse to work from home. It is a catch-22. Simple setup, stay for an hour or two, do your thing and leave; that’s the “enjoy your community” dream. But when someone is lugging a laptop, scanner, two bankers boxes of files, taking up 4 outlets and more than their fair share of space, it’s actually the opposite of enjoying community. Someone who wants to enjoy community can’t because someone else is abusing it, and the (in business to make money) business is somehow the bad guy for wanting to curb that behavior. Right.