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Reply #30 posted 08/23/10 5:39pm

ZombieKitten

Shanti0608 said:

mcmeekle said:

You need to up the stakes. Answer the door in a gimp suit or wearing a strap-on.

Pop-ins will be a thing of the past.

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That would certainly cure the problem for good.

thumbs up!

tell them you can't answer the door because you are tied-up. Literally.

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Reply #31 posted 08/23/10 5:45pm

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well... my wife's in-laws (in particular, my mother evil ) tried to have her deported through the use of our immigration lawyer...

so, you can imagine we have a "special" relationship with them/her...

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Reply #32 posted 08/24/10 12:40am

Lisa10

RenHoek said:

well... my wife's in-laws (in particular, my mother evil ) tried to have her deported through the use of our immigration lawyer...

so, you can imagine we have a "special" relationship with them/her...

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eek sad

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Reply #33 posted 08/24/10 12:43am

Lisa10

Shanti0608 said:

My in laws "pop in" unannouced all of the time. Moreso now that we have a baby.

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Mine live just across the road and up a bit. They don't pop in as often as I thought they would though. If they do call by unannounced and i'm in the middle of doing something, I just carry on doing it while they're there. Not sex though. That would be wrong. lol

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Reply #34 posted 08/24/10 7:13am

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i like my in-laws

it's my parents that drive me crazy nod

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Reply #35 posted 08/24/10 9:03am

Nothinbutjoy

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RenHoek said:

well... my wife's in-laws (in particular, my mother evil ) tried to have her deported through the use of our immigration lawyer...

so, you can imagine we have a "special" relationship with them/her...

hammer

Sounds like some shit either my parents or my hubby's parents would do if they could.

BAD!!!

evil

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Reply #36 posted 08/24/10 7:45pm

butterfli25

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RenHoek said:

well... my wife's in-laws (in particular, my mother evil ) tried to have her deported through the use of our immigration lawyer...

so, you can imagine we have a "special" relationship with them/her...

hammer

damn welcome to the family confused

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Reply #37 posted 08/24/10 8:00pm

kewlschool

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Nothinbutjoy said:

What's the big deal? I've been married 21 years and my father-in-law and his wife are coming for a visit in 11 days.

It's their first visit to my home.

Ever.

I'm a little freaked out.

eek There's still time to move.

99.9% of everything I say is strictly for my own entertainment
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Reply #38 posted 08/24/10 8:05pm

ZombieKitten

kewlschool said:

Nothinbutjoy said:

What's the big deal? I've been married 21 years and my father-in-law and his wife are coming for a visit in 11 days.

It's their first visit to my home.

Ever.

I'm a little freaked out.

eek There's still time to move.

falloff falloff clapping

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Reply #39 posted 08/24/10 8:16pm

johnart

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Shanti0608 said:

My in laws "pop in" unannouced all of the time. Moreso now that we have a baby.

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This is some shit which I cannot stand.

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Reply #40 posted 08/25/10 2:37am

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Here is my advice, and it has worked for me in the past occasions where i have had to entertain family that i do not particularly enjoy socialising with....

Tan a healthy glass of Jack D, and it should be plain sailing from there. I promise you it will work!

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Reply #41 posted 08/25/10 2:42am

ZombieKitten

scandalousalan said:

Here is my advice, and it has worked for me in the past occasions where i have had to entertain family that i do not particularly enjoy socialising with....

Tan a healthy glass of Jack D, and it should be plain sailing from there. I promise you it will work!

my mum always gave me and my sister a stiff drink on christmas eve in the afternoon so we wouldn't kill each other. Guests always remarked what lovely girls we were confused how talkative falloff

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Reply #42 posted 08/25/10 4:19am

Mistadobalina

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Nothinbutjoy said:

What's the big deal?

if they have fun and you have fun then it's not a big deal at all

just be sure to use lots of lubricant

and just so you know it is spelled 'fisting' nod

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Reply #43 posted 08/25/10 4:22am

ZombieKitten

Mistadobalina said:

Nothinbutjoy said:

What's the big deal?

if they have fun and you have fun then it's not a big deal at all

just be sure to use lots of lubricant

and just so you know it is spelled 'fisting' nod

don't forget the safe word wave

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Reply #44 posted 08/25/10 7:06am

Shanti0608

johnart said:

Shanti0608 said:

My in laws "pop in" unannouced all of the time. Moreso now that we have a baby.

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This is some shit which I cannot stand.

Me either. I guess it is because his parents have 4 children and 5 grandchildren that all live within 20 mins of them. His entire family does it so I guess they think it is alright.

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Reply #45 posted 08/25/10 9:32am

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kewlschool said:

Nothinbutjoy said:

What's the big deal? I've been married 21 years and my father-in-law and his wife are coming for a visit in 11 days.

It's their first visit to my home.

Ever.

I'm a little freaked out.

eek There's still time to move.

falloff Thanks for that!

I'm firmly planted in denial
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Reply #46 posted 08/25/10 9:33am

Nothinbutjoy

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scandalousalan said:

Here is my advice, and it has worked for me in the past occasions where i have had to entertain family that i do not particularly enjoy socialising with....

Tan a healthy glass of Jack D, and it should be plain sailing from there. I promise you it will work!

thumbs up!

martini

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Reply #47 posted 08/25/10 10:21am

johnart

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Shanti0608 said:

johnart said:

This is some shit which I cannot stand.

Me either. I guess it is because his parents have 4 children and 5 grandchildren that all live within 20 mins of them. His entire family does it so I guess they think it is alright.

I have outright called family on this crap and warned them. I'm not playin. It's fuckin rude as hell.

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Reply #48 posted 08/25/10 10:25am

Mach

johnart said:

Shanti0608 said:

Me either. I guess it is because his parents have 4 children and 5 grandchildren that all live within 20 mins of them. His entire family does it so I guess they think it is alright.

I have outright called family on this crap and warned them. I'm not playin. It's fuckin rude as hell.

I would need to make my boundries VERY clear as well ...

My In-laws have never just showed up though ~ they always call 1st BUT if they didn't I would have to ask them to do so

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Reply #49 posted 08/25/10 10:31am

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Mach said:

johnart said:

I have outright called family on this crap and warned them. I'm not playin. It's fuckin rude as hell.

I would need to make my boundries VERY clear as well ...

My In-laws have never just showed up though ~ they always call 1st BUT if they didn't I would have to ask them to do so

Mine called once I brought it up. They took to calling like FIVE mins before getting there "Hey watcha doin? We're just down the road!" neutral

I told them that shit don't work. I swear I'm a nice person. boxed

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Reply #50 posted 08/25/10 10:35am

Mach

johnart said:

Mach said:

I would need to make my boundries VERY clear as well ...

My In-laws have never just showed up though ~ they always call 1st BUT if they didn't I would have to ask them to do so

Mine called once I brought it up. They took to calling like FIVE mins before getting there "Hey watcha doin? We're just down the road!" neutral

I told them that shit don't work. I swear I'm a nice person. boxed

Good for you ~ that shit would NOT work ( mine live just 3 minutes down the hallow ! )

Nice people ... set nice healthy boundries for themselves so that they can TRUELY be outwardly nice to others

Being nice should in no way make you a doormat

and BTW

LOVE the new artwork HUGE

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Reply #51 posted 08/25/10 11:21am

Shanti0608

johnart said:

Shanti0608 said:

Me either. I guess it is because his parents have 4 children and 5 grandchildren that all live within 20 mins of them. His entire family does it so I guess they think it is alright.

I have outright called family on this crap and warned them. I'm not playin. It's fuckin rude as hell.

It is a bit complicated in my situation. If it was my mom or my family that did it, I would have no problem telling them to call first.

Since these are in laws and I am the only one in their family that has a problem with it, I feel that it is easier to just deal with it since hubby is used to it.

I am also living in a house that they are used to just popping in to long before I moved in so it is just habit I suppose.

shrug

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Reply #52 posted 08/25/10 12:46pm

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Shanti0608 said:

johnart said:

I have outright called family on this crap and warned them. I'm not playin. It's fuckin rude as hell.

It is a bit complicated in my situation. If it was my mom or my family that did it, I would have no problem telling them to call first.

Since these are in laws and I am the only one in their family that has a problem with it, I feel that it is easier to just deal with it since hubby is used to it.

I am also living in a house that they are used to just popping in to long before I moved in so it is just habit I suppose.

shrug

I am sure they just don't understand that they should repect your privacy more pat. But that does not make it any less annoying comfort.

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Reply #53 posted 08/25/10 1:32pm

johnart

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Shanti0608 said:

johnart said:

I have outright called family on this crap and warned them. I'm not playin. It's fuckin rude as hell.

It is a bit complicated in my situation. If it was my mom or my family that did it, I would have no problem telling them to call first.

Since these are in laws and I am the only one in their family that has a problem with it, I feel that it is easier to just deal with it since hubby is used to it.

I am also living in a house that they are used to just popping in to long before I moved in so it is just habit I suppose.

shrug

You are a grown woman and the lady of your home (as I am here sexy lol) and you deserve the common courtesy of advance notice. This is not about family or not or who's blood relative. Both sides (mine and Ron) know how I feel about this. Hey, if we're family I should be able to be open about stuff like that. shrug

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Reply #54 posted 08/26/10 4:12am

Shanti0608

johnart said:

Shanti0608 said:

It is a bit complicated in my situation. If it was my mom or my family that did it, I would have no problem telling them to call first.

Since these are in laws and I am the only one in their family that has a problem with it, I feel that it is easier to just deal with it since hubby is used to it.

I am also living in a house that they are used to just popping in to long before I moved in so it is just habit I suppose.

shrug

You are a grown woman and the lady of your home (as I am here sexy lol) and you deserve the common courtesy of advance notice. This is not about family or not or who's blood relative. Both sides (mine and Ron) know how I feel about this. Hey, if we're family I should be able to be open about stuff like that. shrug

Good points! hug

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Reply #55 posted 08/26/10 5:57am

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We live in the same city as my parents and my in-laws don't live in the States. I think my mother & father called when they wanted to stop by. If our parents stopped by on a whim, my husband and I don't care, our door has always open (literally) to our respective families even when we aren't home.

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Reply #56 posted 08/26/10 12:37pm

PositivityNYC

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johnart said:

Mach said:

I would need to make my boundries VERY clear as well ...

My In-laws have never just showed up though ~ they always call 1st BUT if they didn't I would have to ask them to do so

Mine called once I brought it up. They took to calling like FIVE mins before getting there "Hey watcha doin? We're just down the road!" neutral

I told them that shit don't work. I swear I'm a nice person. boxed

I've witnessed a couple of those.. pat

lol

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Reply #57 posted 08/26/10 12:55pm

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PositivityNYC said:

johnart said:

Mine called once I brought it up. They took to calling like FIVE mins before getting there "Hey watcha doin? We're just down the road!" neutral

I told them that shit don't work. I swear I'm a nice person. boxed

I've witnessed a couple of those.. pat

lol

Kinda difficult for them to do that now. razz

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Reply #58 posted 08/26/10 1:01pm

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johnart said:

PositivityNYC said:

I've witnessed a couple of those.. pat

lol

Kinda difficult for them to do that now. razz

yeah, but.. now that you have a house guest, you & ron don't have to be there to let them in...

lol wink

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Reply #59 posted 08/26/10 1:56pm

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Diana, what do they think about a certain "issue?" I broach this only because you may not want this out in the open. lol

All you others say Hell Yea!! woot!
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