The Kingdom of Nyet with Heather Wade

[anniem]

I am glad that you survived that accident. Your friend did the rescue breathing? This friend used their CPR training. I have my CPR card and only had to use my training one time.

Happy to learn that @AngiefromNJ medications are effective. Good news for all.

I have a CPR card too, but never had to use any of that training. Good to have.

[anniem]

Chest compressions are much more important than rescue breathing.

Depends. That day I didn't need chest compressions. My heart didn't stop, just my breathing.

[Jedimiller]

Heidi, the screenshot u posted on wadegab. they actually believed it huh lol.  It was a fukin joke. Dang. people will believe anything. Tell them it was a joke sheeshh

[DynamoHum]

Heidi, the screenshot u posted on wadegab. they actually believed it huh lol.  It was a fukin joke. Dang. people will believe anything. Tell them it was a joke sheeshh

Your views on women are so fucked up my young apprentice, that I am unable to tell what is a joke and what isn’t with you. You can tell them and explain yourself when your ban is up over there.

[Fancy Lady Boots]

LOL, what a hoot. They may be right about the name HEATHER. I only know 3 woman with that name. All 3 have big problems in life.

I've met three Heathers - one has fairly major trouble emotionally, one is mostly normal, and one absolutely is irresponsible at her job (flaking on appointments, etc).

[Fancy Lady Boots]

We were in a BMW, apparently that was extremely good. We were at a red stoplight, it was around 11:30 at night. About a half mile back was a sports bar where she'd been. She came out and was flying down the road and slammed into us. No skid marks, the police said she didn't even try to stop. The trunk was in the back seat and I can't actually tell you what happened to me since I lost consciousness and some memory around the incident. I had two fractures in my pelvis, a numb leg for about 5 months, lots of bruises and my back was all out of whack. She lost her license and when we were all in court later we discovered that we were her third offense.
My dear friend gave me some breaths at the scene until I was able to do it on my own.

Scary! I'm glad you're okay!

I was driving home from dropping MrFLB off at the airport for an early flight when someone was coming at me the wrong way down the road (a divided 4 lane road - not a highway). I was able to pull over and call 911, but I was really shaken. It was just before 5am, and I can only imagine they were drunk.

[Jedimiller]

Your views on women are so fucked up my young apprentice, that I am unable to tell what is a joke and what isn’t with you. You can tell them and explain yourself when your ban is up over there.

U cant tell that was a load of madeup fantasies?  Omg are u for real

[Fancy Lady Boots]

Glad ur ok. Yeah doesnt matter how many drinks ive had.  No diving

Yes, don't drink and dive.

[Fancy Lady Boots]

I know. If he hadn't posted, they would be attacking DH or Keith. They just spin out when she does this disappearing act.

There is so much of human nature to be seen in this whole mess. It's like a mini-class in cult formation.

[FISH]

Just had to call the cops on a domestic violence incident next door. Took the cops 40 minutes and the woman refused to say anything happened. The cops said the inside of the place was destroyed but they couldn’t see any marks on her and she refused to say anything happened. I heard her hit the wall and floor three times and scream for help.  Damn.  I hate this crap.

@GravitySucks -I hate that crap as well. And as we know it happens all the time. Sad. My story has nothing do with this poor woman. My story is about when do you call the police?
My neighbor, Heather, ( @Jayzelady ) nickname is Stabbie. Stabbie was a dancer, after a night’s work, she would bring home motor cycle men. One night, I heard one of her male friends screaming out the window “help me”. I decided not to call the police. I knew she was a weird woman with strange habits. The following night, I heard the same man screaming for help. By the 3rd night, he was back again and screaming. The next morning I was looking out my window. I wanted to see who this screamer is.  By luck, I saw him leaving Stabbie’s house. He walked out of her home like a man without care in the world. I am glad that I never called the police.
PS/ a few days later, Stabbie locked him up in the back yard.

[Fancy Lady Boots]

I have a CPR card too, but never had to use any of that training. Good to have.

If MrFLB so much as clears his throat during a meal, I ask him to nod if he needs the Heimlich maneuver. So far, he's never taken me up on it.

Glad to know that (and CPR) - also glad never to have needed to use them.

[sean92008]

George Noory had a woman on C2C last night who talked about how our names can tell a lot about us and what may happen in the future. Anyway, he asked her were there any names that are naturally bad and those that have that name are doomed to problems, etc. The very first name she said was very troublesome was HEATHER!
I almost fell off my chair laughing! 😁

That's one of those things that you go "oh yeah."

[Fancy Lady Boots]

@GravitySucks -I hate that crap as well. And as we know it happens all the time. Sad. My story has nothing do with this poor woman. My story is about when do you call the police?
My neighbor, Heather, ( @Jayzelady ) nickname is Stabbie. Stabbie was a dancer, after a night’s work, she would bring home motor cycle men. One night, I heard one of her male friends screaming out the window “help me”. I decided not to call the police. I knew she was a weird woman with strange habits. The following night, I heard the same man screaming for help. By the 3rd night, he was back again and screaming. The next morning I was looking out my window. I wanted to see who this screamer is.  By luck, I saw him leaving Stabbie’s house. He walked out of her home like a man without care in the world. I am glad that I never called the police.
PS/ a few days later, Stabbie locked him up in the back yard.

This may be the most evocative phrase I've ever read. Ripe for the opening line of a novel or a heavy metal ballad.

[FISH]

There is so much of human nature to be seen in this whole mess. It's like a mini-class in cult formation.

Exactly. I am thinking about contacting Netflix about the HW drama and her followers. Did you watch Wild Wild Country? It is a Netflix documentary series about a controversial Indian guru. What we are seeing in real life time is amazing.

[DynamoHum]

U cant tell that was a load of madeup fantasies?  Omg are u for real

I’m totally for real, you’re the one who is fucked up