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Join the Thread Killers Club and Embrace Your Fate!

In summary, the conversation discusses the thread killers and how they often act. One person talks about how they are a thread killer on another forum and another person talks about how they are a thread killer on a Mac forum. Finally, someone talks about being a thread killer again.
  • #851
Gee-- I stay away for 4 days and there's 5 new pages of posts on this thread to read! good thing the boss is aways today... I can play. :)
 
  • #852
Where were you Ann?
 
  • #853
Morning all! Happy Friday!







Now, can I kill it?
 
  • #854
Happy Friday. This week flew. (Except while I was at work.)
 
  • #855
AJPratt said:
Happy Friday. This week flew. (Except while I was at work.)
Love your new pic!
 
  • #856
BethCooks4U said:
Love your new pic!
Thank you... Its so tough to find a picture I like, ya know? I thought I should post it since people say I look so different with my new 'do (although I've had it 6 months). So just in case someone does want to look for me at conference, they'll know what I look like.
 
  • #857
cat said:
Where were you Ann?
Away was less than accurate. I was still around home, but trying to get some work done at work.

And I have a new obsession. I started making jewelry. A coworker is big into beading, and got me hooked. I made cell charms for the ladies in my cluster (our meeting is tonight). They have white heart-shaped beads with the breast cancer ribbon on them, and the lanyard itself (that hooks to the phone) is pink. They're so cute!! I just ordered $200 of beads and findings (earring hooks, etc). I think I'm going to make some things up and sell them on eBay.

Today I'm wearing a fabulous jewelry ensemble I made last weekend. It consists of a 4-strand lariat necklace, a bracelet and earrings, in animal-print beads. It's stunning, if I do say so myself. I could probably sell it for $100 for the set (easily), and I spent about $50 on the beads and supplies for it.
 
  • #858
AJPratt said:
Thank you... Its so tough to find a picture I like, ya know? I thought I should post it since people say I look so different with my new 'do (although I've had it 6 months). So just in case someone does want to look for me at conference, they'll know what I look like.
Well, it really is cute! Or should I say YOU are?!

Anyway, I was wondering if you were posting so much today to make sure we would all see your new pic or if it was to get your post number back up.:eek:

:p :p







(Just trying to give you a hard time.)
 
  • #859
AJPratt said:
Thank you... Its so tough to find a picture I like, ya know? I thought I should post it since people say I look so different with my new 'do (although I've had it 6 months). So just in case someone does want to look for me at conference, they'll know what I look like.

Wow, Anne, don't think I'd recognize you...you look so different to me (from your previous avatar!)
 
  • #860
chefann said:
Away was less than accurate. I was still around home, but trying to get some work done at work.

And I have a new obsession. I started making jewelry. A coworker is big into beading, and got me hooked. I made cell charms for the ladies in my cluster (our meeting is tonight). They have white heart-shaped beads with the breast cancer ribbon on them, and the lanyard itself (that hooks to the phone) is pink. They're so cute!! I just ordered $200 of beads and findings (earring hooks, etc). I think I'm going to make some things up and sell them on eBay.

Today I'm wearing a fabulous jewelry ensemble I made last weekend. It consists of a 4-strand lariat necklace, a bracelet and earrings, in animal-print beads. It's stunning, if I do say so myself. I could probably sell it for $100 for the set (easily), and I spent about $50 on the beads and supplies for it.


Can you post some pictures? Just curious what they look like!
 
  • #861
Anne, I started to think I was looking for the wrong person last year @ conference. Maybe this year we could actually meet.

Ann I would like to see some pics of your jewelry too, please!!
 
  • #862
chefann said:
And I have a new obsession. I started making jewelry.
They say that working with your hands is good therapy.
 
  • #863
So is the Betty Crocker clinic, in case anyone needs rehab.
 
  • #864
I think that's a big Crocker baloney.
 
  • #865
What is baloney made out of anyway? I know of no animal called a baloney.:confused: :p
 
  • #866
I figure if you have to ask, you don't want to know.
 
  • #867
raebates said:
I figure if you have to ask, you don't want to know.
So true. BTW Rae, I stole your quote! I have it on my sig line in my emails now (along with "My goal is to help you reach yours" - which I think I made up but I'm sure someone else said it sometime.:rolleyes: ). Thanks!
 
  • #868
BethCooks4U said:
What is baloney made out of anyway? I know of no animal called a baloney.:confused: :p
It's made from abalone that is grade B instead of grade A, hense, B-abalone.
 
  • #869
Ya know, I was going to say something about abalone cause I knew you'd come up with this answer!:p
 
  • #870
That sounds kinda fishy to me.
 
  • #871
BethCooks4U said:
So true. BTW Rae, I stole your quote! I have it on my sig line in my emails now (along with "My goal is to help you reach yours" - which I think I made up but I'm sure someone else said it sometime.:rolleyes: ). Thanks!


You can't steal what's freely given, Beth. Zig Ziglar is an inspiration!
 
  • #873
Hmmm. Bumping the thread just to keep me from killing it, Beth?
 
  • #875
Never gonna let you win. Why not just give up now and save yourself all that pesky typing and posting?
 
  • #876
Well, I think we're not alone in that but I'll keep on trying as I know you will.:p
 
  • #877
You're a worthy competitor!
 
  • #878
As are you! Now go find something else to do and let me have the last word here!
 
  • #879
Thanks for the oh, so good advice, but I think I'll stick around a little longer.
 
  • #880
Darn! I thought you might!:p
 
  • #881
Oh, wow, you almost got this thread killed. Too bad for you that I'm so persistent.
 
  • #883
You guys are too much!
 
  • #884
Hey, Beth, didn't you have a long list of things you needed to do? I think you should probably shut down your computer and get right to work on those things. You don't want to fall behind. I'm just concerned for you. Wouldn't want all that work to pile up because you were here.
 
  • #885
Sheryl Crowe is nuts. Her Stop Global Warming College Tour website features her own personal blog and she's telling us, amongst other things, that we need to only use on square of toilet paper per sitting and stop using paper napkins. She proposes that we all have a "dining sleeve" that is replaceable after we wipe our mouths on our sleeve.Check out her http://www.sherylcrow.com/news.aspx?nid=7786. The Save The Earth tour includes 3 tractor trailers, 4 busses and 6 automobiles. (This is part of the "Do as I say, not as I do" syndrome of celebrities who know better than we do how we should live.)And Lance Armstrong dumped his wife for this nut? I don't like him a whole lot anymore, either.
 
  • #886
My DS had a little joke about how to use just one sheet of toilet paper. It was funny but disgusting! Hmm. I'm curious just how much TP all those people traveling in all those vehicles use each day. I'm not volunteering for the research; just curious.
 
  • #887
How about the banning of plastic grocery bags in San Francisco? The purpose, according to environmentalists, is to stop filling up dumps with plastic that doesn't degrade - this from the same people who told us, twenty years ago, that we had to use plastic bags to stop using trees (a renewable resource) to make brown paper bags.Am I the only one getting tired of people telling me how I'm supposed to live?Personally, I hate those plastic grocery bags - if you need any, feel free to come to my house and take all you want from the hedges and trees.
 
  • #888
No, you're not the only one getting tired of others telling you how to live. My DH and I have had this discussion several times lately.

As for the bags, I found a solution. I carry laundry baskets and a couple of insulated bags (one for cold, the other for frozen) in the back of my van on "marketing" day. At most stores I request no bags at all when asked, "Paper or plastic?"

One store insists that their baggers put little red dots on everything that isn't in a bag. For that store I have a few net bags I use. Only at Wal-Mart do I receive plastic bags. They won't let me use "nothing," and I got tired of the third degree about my net bags. It's okay, though. I can find a use for the few Wally World bags.
 
  • #889
My grandmother always used to carry canvas tote bags to the little store in her town - this was prior to the 1970's and she had to make her own because there weren't 14 sizes and colors from Lands' End or anywhere else. I've carried my own canvas tote bags to the grocery store myself (when I remember) and usually get looks from teenage packers that are usually reserved for the uncoolest kids at school. When I stop at Wally World (or anywhere else that uses plastic) for one or two items, I demand they not use a bag and usually remark, "One less bag to throw away." The idea of putting one or two things in a bag drives me nuts.
 
  • #890
raebates said:
One store insists that their baggers put little red dots on everything that isn't in a bag. For that store I have a few net bags I use. Only at Wal-Mart do I receive plastic bags. They won't let me use "nothing," and I got tired of the third degree about my net bags. It's okay, though. I can find a use for the few Wally World bags.
Do you crochet? I have a pattern at home for a reusable shopping bag that's made out of plastic shopping bags. It uses 2 colors (white and blue) to make stripes. So you actually need some from Wally World and some from another store. :)
 
  • #891
Nope. I am not craftily inclined. I tried learning to crochet several years ago. I am obviously not talented enough to develop this skill. (I used to do some cross-stitch, though, before I signed on with PC. Not a lot of time for that anymore.)
 
  • #892
Learning to crochet is one of those things that require many different teaching techniques. I crocheted for a short time when I was a kid, then retaught myself more than 20 years later from a book. My Aunt tried to learn from the same book, and couldn't get it - even with help from my mom and me. But she took a knitting class and loves it!

My problem is that I pick up a new craft and buy all sorts of supplies, then lose interest and have a stockpile of things I'll not use in a long time.
 
  • #894
The_Kitchen_Guy said:
No, I'm just crotchety.
Yeah, we knew that about you already.
 
  • #895
Sounds little personal, KG. I'd prefer not to read posts about your crotch, thank you very much.
 
  • #896
That wasn't what I meant, but since you mentioned it, why not? I get about 20 e-mails a day about it.
 
  • #897
Got another business goin' on the side?
 
  • #898
The_Kitchen_Guy said:
No, I'm just crotchety.

First lactating and now your crotch?!? And I don't think I want to know WHY you get 20 emails a day about it.
 
  • #899
raebates said:
Sounds little personal, KG. I'd prefer not to read posts about your crotch, thank you very much.
Rae...have I told you how much I love you? I just love the comebacks...I think I heard KG ever so slightly...just for a nano second...speechless!
 
  • #900
Hey, just one of the many services I offer as a PC professional.
 
<h2>1. What is the Thread Killers Club and how do I join?</h2><p>The Thread Killers Club is a group for people who have a tendency to "kill" online forum threads by being the last person to comment, resulting in no further discussion. To join, simply search for the Thread Killers Club forum and request to join.</p><h2>2. How do you know if you are a thread killer?</h2><p>If you consistently find yourself being the last person to comment on forum threads, or if you notice a lack of responses after you post, it's likely that you are a thread killer. Don't worry, it's a common phenomenon!</p><h2>3. Can being a thread killer be a good thing?</h2><p>Yes, being a thread killer can have its benefits. You may be the person who sparks a new topic or provides a conclusive answer to a question. Plus, being a thread killer can also be a source of humor and self-awareness.</p><h2>4. How can I break the cycle of being a thread killer?</h2><p>One way to break the cycle is to actively engage in discussions and ask open-ended questions to encourage others to participate. You can also try to be the first to comment on a new thread instead of waiting until the end.</p><h2>5. Are there any other thread killers in the Pampered Chef community?</h2><p>There may be other thread killers in the community, but don't let that discourage you! The Thread Killers Club is a fun and supportive space for all thread killers, so feel free to embrace your fate and join the club.</p>

Related to Join the Thread Killers Club and Embrace Your Fate!

1. What is the Thread Killers Club and how do I join?

The Thread Killers Club is a group for people who have a tendency to "kill" online forum threads by being the last person to comment, resulting in no further discussion. To join, simply search for the Thread Killers Club forum and request to join.

2. How do you know if you are a thread killer?

If you consistently find yourself being the last person to comment on forum threads, or if you notice a lack of responses after you post, it's likely that you are a thread killer. Don't worry, it's a common phenomenon!

3. Can being a thread killer be a good thing?

Yes, being a thread killer can have its benefits. You may be the person who sparks a new topic or provides a conclusive answer to a question. Plus, being a thread killer can also be a source of humor and self-awareness.

4. How can I break the cycle of being a thread killer?

One way to break the cycle is to actively engage in discussions and ask open-ended questions to encourage others to participate. You can also try to be the first to comment on a new thread instead of waiting until the end.

5. Are there any other thread killers in the Pampered Chef community?

There may be other thread killers in the community, but don't let that discourage you! The Thread Killers Club is a fun and supportive space for all thread killers, so feel free to embrace your fate and join the club.

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