Really upset...
07-01-2010, 01:03 PM
#21
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Originally Posted by mlaceruby
Sorry but I can relate!
dog used to sleep at my feet
I got up to answer the phone and
she shifted herself and layed on the foot pedal
sewed a great big tangled mess for me!
dog used to sleep at my feet
I got up to answer the phone and
she shifted herself and layed on the foot pedal
sewed a great big tangled mess for me!
Sorry Fliedermaus for what happend
07-01-2010, 01:37 PM
#22
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Sorry for the mess. I found out the hard way that my batting is not safe near the floor when quilting. My darling poodle likes to roll in it and chew. I have absolutely no idea why--she only does it with batting, not material. For only being 8 lbs. batting doesn't stand a chance with her.
07-01-2010, 01:42 PM
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sounds like a brat....
he'd be invited to go home from here....
some things are NOT funny and that was way up at the top of the list of Unfunny things to do...
has he been the center of attention/gets away with everything/every body yuks yuks at his stupid "jokes"...?
In other words, "johnny' can do no wrong?
he'd be invited to go home from here....
some things are NOT funny and that was way up at the top of the list of Unfunny things to do...
has he been the center of attention/gets away with everything/every body yuks yuks at his stupid "jokes"...?
In other words, "johnny' can do no wrong?
07-01-2010, 01:44 PM
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Oh, my...I am sorry this happened to you! Not knowing the age of the young man who did this, I either believe he thought he was helping (in which case I would explain that he should never play with the sewing machine), or really be upset with him (if it truly was a prank). And, no, I don't think I'd have him doing the ripping...that could invite other problems. So, so sorry.
07-01-2010, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Pam
I licked mine to, they still talk about it! Nothing nastier smelling than a spit bath! HAHAHAHA
07-01-2010, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Eddie
I think I would have been the lead story on the 6:00 news after that.
I think your nephew needs to be on "KP duty" for a couple days...
07-01-2010, 02:14 PM
#29
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After knowing how much his "little joke" upset you ----I bet he NEVER does that to your machine again.
When my kids were little I got into the habit of locking the needle and turning the machine off everytime I got up. I learned that lesson the hard way, too.
When my kids were little I got into the habit of locking the needle and turning the machine off everytime I got up. I learned that lesson the hard way, too.
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