The Vent - Part 2

[beans 7]

Yeah some people just don't know when to stop. I just really don't miss it at all. It could be exhausting to keep up with at times.

[DeadPoolX 9]

The only reason I even keep Facebook is because it's an easy way to communicate with my brother. I may have a long-distance plan that covers both Canada and the U.S., but he doesn't. So calling up here would cost him a ton of money.

If he had a similar plan to mine, I'd dump FB in a heart beat. It's annoying as all hell.

[thetreble 19]

My husband has not had anything online in regards to a social network profile since we met. Like a month after we met, he got rid of it saying it was unnecessary and just an annoyance.

He's never got another one.

I still like it because I've got so many friends back at home and calling them each individually would be too costly and too timely. It can be annoying some times though.

[trailmix 77]

Bah.

Ok, as I have mentioned, our apartment is right by the front door to this building. I have the patio door open right now - I sit right beside it but sit behind the blinds on the other side.

So I see a shadow on the patio - and someone knocks on the patio door again! I get up and say yes - the guy, who is very pleasant - says - which apartment number is this - I say - who are you? He shows me his card, he is from Telus (phone, internet etc provider) - I tell him the apartment number and ask him which one he is looking for - blah blah blah - so I say - that's not this one - he says yes, well what number is this? I tell him and he says thanks etc and heads for the main door.

What the hell is up with these people knocking on a random patio door?? They have to walk by the main door to annoy me (it startles me too)!!

My camera isn't working right, but here is a picture so you can see what I mean.

[Carlawarla 1]

I read your earlier posting about people coming up to the patio door. Firstly, it would scare me! Secondly, yes...why DO people come up to the patio door like that?? Patio doors are never people's front doors, so why they would just come up, look in, ick!

[thetreble 19]

haha. Thanks for the visual because before I couldn't see it. But wow, people are crazy! Why would you just go up to someone's back door like that...It's weird!

[Udella&Wiz 325]

weird - keep a bar on the door girl, that's kind of scary to me - too easy to come on in

Bah.

Ok, as I have mentioned, our apartment is right by the front door to this building. I have the patio door open right now - I sit right beside it but sit behind the blinds on the other side.

So I see a shadow on the patio - and someone knocks on the patio door again! I get up and say yes - the guy, who is very pleasant - says - which apartment number is this - I say - who are you? He shows me his card, he is from Telus (phone, internet etc provider) - I tell him the apartment number and ask him which one he is looking for - blah blah blah - so I say - that's not this one - he says yes, well what number is this? I tell him and he says thanks etc and heads for the main door.

What the hell is up with these people knocking on a random patio door?? They have to walk by the main door to annoy me (it startles me too)!!

My camera isn't working right, but here is a picture so you can see what I mean.

[Krikit 1,164]

Nice sunny day!

Are the steps leading to the glass door the front door of the apartment building and your patio is the one in the shade with the green chair? If so, that's SO obviously someone else's space. How rude! I'd make a big STOP sign and tell them this is not the customer service centre. lol

[Sprailenes 47]

Get a gun.

Oh wait you're in Canada now.. nm.

[bowflex 0]

My husband has not had anything online in regards to a social network profile since we met. Like a month after we met, he got rid of it saying it was unnecessary and just an annoyance.

He's never got another one.

I still like it because I've got so many friends back at home and calling them each individually would be too costly and too timely. It can be annoying some times though.

Lol My wife and I created a Myspace back when she was supposed to be allowed to come home the first time and within about 3 or 4 days so much drama was caused by what people posted to us and ####### that we just deleted it. I think any group of guy friends that has any more than 4 girls in that group (either girlfriends or actual friends) should just stay off that site for the most part. I couldn't believe the petty garbage that started and at the time we were all like 25ish, just amazing LOL.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Some of the houses here have signs by the door that say 'Private Residence" from when construction was still going on in the community and people would come up to the doors and peek in to see if it was under construction or lived in. You could get some sort of sign like that made - and maybe add - "No Trespassing" as well. It's ridiculous that you would have to go to that length but it may be what you require - either that or build a small brick wall - two bricks high - along the front edge of your patio to create a visual barrier. Or even cheaper - get some of that fake fencing that people put up to mark out their garden areas from some place like Canadian Tire.

Edited August 18, 2009 by Kathryn41

[Krikit 1,164]

Maybe they think it's the manager's office? People can be so lazy sometimes.

[thetreble 19]

My husband has not had anything online in regards to a social network profile since we met. Like a month after we met, he got rid of it saying it was unnecessary and just an annoyance.

He's never got another one.

I still like it because I've got so many friends back at home and calling them each individually would be too costly and too timely. It can be annoying some times though.

Lol My wife and I created a Myspace back when she was supposed to be allowed to come home the first time and within about 3 or 4 days so much drama was caused by what people posted to us and ####### that we just deleted it. I think any group of guy friends that has any more than 4 girls in that group (either girlfriends or actual friends) should just stay off that site for the most part. I couldn't believe the petty garbage that started and at the time we were all like 25ish, just amazing LOL.

That's why Jared said he doesn't want it. He's just not into that petty stuff. Nothing ever happened to make him think that way but as soon as we got together and we got serious, I guess he didn't want anything coming up between us because of a myspace account or something.

[bowflex 0]

That's why Jared said he doesn't want it. He's just not into that petty stuff. Nothing ever happened to make him think that way but as soon as we got together and we got serious, I guess he didn't want anything coming up between us because of a myspace account or something.

Yep that's a smart man right there I've already seen the group of friends that I have completely shut out a few people that have been around for 5 or 6 years due to drama from that site. If I would've spent all the time, money, and stress to get my wife over here and then gotten into an argument due to Myspace or something I think I'd try to hang myself with a mouse Lol.

[Krikit 1,164]

Okay, I have just left my hairdressing salon a third voicemail. I have a standing appointment every three weeks, but last week, while I was away, I received a voicemail telling me to call them about my appointment tomorrow..... but they didn't say anything else. So I have called them three times now, wondering if I have an appointment or not. I'm starting to get irritated.