The "Freeola Customer Forum" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
*Splat*
Now, this can be a pleasurable sound for a man, but if it's followed by a slight ripping sound it can make the pleasure short lived. It also makes the cleaning up a lengthy process.
I'm sure you all get the jist of what I'm saying, so now I'm going to get a bit more serious.
So, after being with EB for 4 and a half months, this was bound to happen sooner or later and being the mature adults we both are, deciding we both wasn’t ready for the consequences we decided this morning, that the morning after pill was the way to go.
So we go in the chemist and ask the lady who told us to "sit down and wait 15 minutes, we have other prescriptions to do first" this included people who came in after us. So we sat down and the chemist’s evil glares followed us.
So I filled out a little form and after a while the pharmacist came over and told us to follow her. We both got up but she told EB that there wasn’t enough room for him where she was taking me.
I can tell you now; there was definitely room for him. I don’t see why he couldn’t have come with me since this concerned him. She asked me personal questions and made me feel like a child simply because she assumed that because we was buying the morning after pill, we must have been irresponsible.
To be in this situation is bad enough, but then to be treated like this just made it worse, I’d call her behavior unprofessional. I assume, if I had have been 30-something, she wouldn’t have treated me the same way.
Personally, I can’t believe the way she treated us. I felt like I was 14 again (not that I took the MAP when I was 14, but you all know what I mean). She treated us like we was being a nuisance, but I bet she’ll be going home tonight and moaning to her husband about the amount of teen pregnancies there are these days.
I think you’ll all agree that, by going to the chemist the next day, as soon as we was awake, we were less than irresponsible. I think that people who work in this area should get rid of all the stigmas attached to things such as the MAP, and perhaps more young people would go and get the MAP.
And don’t even get me started on the 24 quid we/EB paid. Oh well…
It was his fault for thrusting too hard ;o)
Now, this can be a pleasurable sound for a man, but if it's followed by a slight ripping sound it can make the pleasure short lived. It also makes the cleaning up a lengthy process.
I'm sure you all get the jist of what I'm saying, so now I'm going to get a bit more serious.
So, after being with EB for 4 and a half months, this was bound to happen sooner or later and being the mature adults we both are, deciding we both wasn’t ready for the consequences we decided this morning, that the morning after pill was the way to go.
So we go in the chemist and ask the lady who told us to "sit down and wait 15 minutes, we have other prescriptions to do first" this included people who came in after us. So we sat down and the chemist’s evil glares followed us.
So I filled out a little form and after a while the pharmacist came over and told us to follow her. We both got up but she told EB that there wasn’t enough room for him where she was taking me.
I can tell you now; there was definitely room for him. I don’t see why he couldn’t have come with me since this concerned him. She asked me personal questions and made me feel like a child simply because she assumed that because we was buying the morning after pill, we must have been irresponsible.
To be in this situation is bad enough, but then to be treated like this just made it worse, I’d call her behavior unprofessional. I assume, if I had have been 30-something, she wouldn’t have treated me the same way.
Personally, I can’t believe the way she treated us. I felt like I was 14 again (not that I took the MAP when I was 14, but you all know what I mean). She treated us like we was being a nuisance, but I bet she’ll be going home tonight and moaning to her husband about the amount of teen pregnancies there are these days.
I think you’ll all agree that, by going to the chemist the next day, as soon as we was awake, we were less than irresponsible. I think that people who work in this area should get rid of all the stigmas attached to things such as the MAP, and perhaps more young people would go and get the MAP.
And don’t even get me started on the 24 quid we/EB paid. Oh well…
It was his fault for thrusting too hard ;o)
Page:
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I'm sure no-one would mind if you edited off the last line, and most
> the first ones. No, really ....
That is the edited version. You should have read the filth she wanted to post the first time round.
> I'm sure no-one would mind if you edited off the last line, and most
> the first ones. No, really ....
That is the edited version. You should have read the filth she wanted to post the first time round.
We're getting sound effects now!? Wonderful :|
I hope you corrected the woman on her presumptions.
I hope you corrected the woman on her presumptions.
I'm sure no-one would mind if you edited off the last line, and most the first ones. No, really ....
Stay safe, kids.
Stay safe, kids.
*Splat*
Now, this can be a pleasurable sound for a man, but if it's followed by a slight ripping sound it can make the pleasure short lived. It also makes the cleaning up a lengthy process.
I'm sure you all get the jist of what I'm saying, so now I'm going to get a bit more serious.
So, after being with EB for 4 and a half months, this was bound to happen sooner or later and being the mature adults we both are, deciding we both wasn’t ready for the consequences we decided this morning, that the morning after pill was the way to go.
So we go in the chemist and ask the lady who told us to "sit down and wait 15 minutes, we have other prescriptions to do first" this included people who came in after us. So we sat down and the chemist’s evil glares followed us.
So I filled out a little form and after a while the pharmacist came over and told us to follow her. We both got up but she told EB that there wasn’t enough room for him where she was taking me.
I can tell you now; there was definitely room for him. I don’t see why he couldn’t have come with me since this concerned him. She asked me personal questions and made me feel like a child simply because she assumed that because we was buying the morning after pill, we must have been irresponsible.
To be in this situation is bad enough, but then to be treated like this just made it worse, I’d call her behavior unprofessional. I assume, if I had have been 30-something, she wouldn’t have treated me the same way.
Personally, I can’t believe the way she treated us. I felt like I was 14 again (not that I took the MAP when I was 14, but you all know what I mean). She treated us like we was being a nuisance, but I bet she’ll be going home tonight and moaning to her husband about the amount of teen pregnancies there are these days.
I think you’ll all agree that, by going to the chemist the next day, as soon as we was awake, we were less than irresponsible. I think that people who work in this area should get rid of all the stigmas attached to things such as the MAP, and perhaps more young people would go and get the MAP.
And don’t even get me started on the 24 quid we/EB paid. Oh well…
It was his fault for thrusting too hard ;o)
Now, this can be a pleasurable sound for a man, but if it's followed by a slight ripping sound it can make the pleasure short lived. It also makes the cleaning up a lengthy process.
I'm sure you all get the jist of what I'm saying, so now I'm going to get a bit more serious.
So, after being with EB for 4 and a half months, this was bound to happen sooner or later and being the mature adults we both are, deciding we both wasn’t ready for the consequences we decided this morning, that the morning after pill was the way to go.
So we go in the chemist and ask the lady who told us to "sit down and wait 15 minutes, we have other prescriptions to do first" this included people who came in after us. So we sat down and the chemist’s evil glares followed us.
So I filled out a little form and after a while the pharmacist came over and told us to follow her. We both got up but she told EB that there wasn’t enough room for him where she was taking me.
I can tell you now; there was definitely room for him. I don’t see why he couldn’t have come with me since this concerned him. She asked me personal questions and made me feel like a child simply because she assumed that because we was buying the morning after pill, we must have been irresponsible.
To be in this situation is bad enough, but then to be treated like this just made it worse, I’d call her behavior unprofessional. I assume, if I had have been 30-something, she wouldn’t have treated me the same way.
Personally, I can’t believe the way she treated us. I felt like I was 14 again (not that I took the MAP when I was 14, but you all know what I mean). She treated us like we was being a nuisance, but I bet she’ll be going home tonight and moaning to her husband about the amount of teen pregnancies there are these days.
I think you’ll all agree that, by going to the chemist the next day, as soon as we was awake, we were less than irresponsible. I think that people who work in this area should get rid of all the stigmas attached to things such as the MAP, and perhaps more young people would go and get the MAP.
And don’t even get me started on the 24 quid we/EB paid. Oh well…
It was his fault for thrusting too hard ;o)
Page: