lowfrog
Active Member
This may/may not help. If the robocallers follow the laws, it will help. Not all of them do, or find ways around it or use exceptions in the laws, so it may not help in all cases.
https://www.texasnocall.com
www.donotcall.gov
Has anyone seen my specialty plates?
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This may/may not help. If the robocallers follow the laws, it will help. Not all of them do, or find ways around it or use exceptions in the laws, so it may not help in all cases.
https://www.texasnocall.com
www.donotcall.gov
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
Block the numbers. It's really the only thing that works.
satis1103
DAOTONPYH EHT LIAH LLA
Been doing that but it's like there's a neverending horde. Always the same prefix in the 817, just a new last 4.
satis1103
DAOTONPYH EHT LIAH LLA
Thanks. Trying it, we'll see what happens.
SnoSki
Full Member
I get multiple robocalls every day from all over the us. Usually some random town I've never heard of, even the ones in TX.
I block them all but they just call again with a new number.
I have been on the do not call list. It doesn't help.
mcdaddy
Active Member
For about a year, I've been getting same on 214 att cell phone with same first 3 numbers. Now I know and just ignore them all. Not too much of a bother.
GeoFrog
Active Member
Crap!
Purp
Active Member
Your number is very very close to mine. I've never seen one that close before. Was weird to see.
MrMcgibblets
Turd
Racism. Pathetic.
ftwfrog
Active Member
What's going on with the Desoto football coach?
Purp
Active Member
I went into my bathroom a couple hours ago bc I heard the toilet flush but I never heard anything hit the water before hand. I walked in to find my son with his shirt off and the sleeves wet, water all over the floor, and flushed toilet paper floating in the water.
I proceed to flush the toilet, but it only filled the bowl with water. About 40 plunger punches later I still can't get it to flush. At this point I'm hotter than a road lizard when I go after my son, but he's giggling the whole time bc he thinks I'm playing chase. That only sets me off more.
I finally found him and carried him back to my bathroom. Then I sternly explain that only 3 things go down the toilet; pee, poo, and toilet paper. Then I make him back brief me.
Me: What are the 3 things that can go down the toilet?
Dalton: Ummm... Poo poo. Ummmm... Toilet paper. Ummmmmmm... GLASSES!
Purpette had to leave the room before erupting in laughter and I couldn't get a word out without my voice cracking while I was trying to act harder than woodpecker lips.
The little twerp flushed his toy safety glasses and clogged the toilet, then tried to reach his arm into the toilet to retrieve them. But I can't be mad. I just went and kissed him on the head before going to bed bc I love him so much and we laugh so hard at him. Almost 4 years in with him and I'm pretty sure this is only the tip of the iceberg.
#blessed
#dadlife
I proceed to flush the toilet, but it only filled the bowl with water. About 40 plunger punches later I still can't get it to flush. At this point I'm hotter than a road lizard when I go after my son, but he's giggling the whole time bc he thinks I'm playing chase. That only sets me off more.
I finally found him and carried him back to my bathroom. Then I sternly explain that only 3 things go down the toilet; pee, poo, and toilet paper. Then I make him back brief me.
Me: What are the 3 things that can go down the toilet?
Dalton: Ummm... Poo poo. Ummmm... Toilet paper. Ummmmmmm... GLASSES!
Purpette had to leave the room before erupting in laughter and I couldn't get a word out without my voice cracking while I was trying to act harder than woodpecker lips.
The little twerp flushed his toy safety glasses and clogged the toilet, then tried to reach his arm into the toilet to retrieve them. But I can't be mad. I just went and kissed him on the head before going to bed bc I love him so much and we laugh so hard at him. Almost 4 years in with him and I'm pretty sure this is only the tip of the iceberg.
#blessed
#dadlife
cdsfrog
Active Member
haha this is my future. Im so screwed. Excellent.
Purp
Active Member
I thought about vomit, but he's never had to vomit in the toilet yet so I didn't want to confuse him with something he wasn't familiar with. I was afraid that would only open the door in his mind to other allowable things like glasses so I decided to just stick with what he knows. Sage advice, though. I'll be vigilant to introduce the toilet for vomit as soon as I'm confident it won't result in hot wheels, golf balls, or keys in the toilet.
Peacefrog
Degenerate
I have been very lucky in this regard with my own kids. Not once have either of them put anything in the toilet that shouldn't be there. However, my daughter had a friend from school over who promptly deposited two rare McQueen color changing cars into the toilet and flushed them. Based on what they go for on EBay last I checked they are irreplaceable as far as I am concerned. And the little girl thought it was funny.
StigFrog
Active Member
Never could figure out why my now 13 year old would go past his bathroom, down the stairs, past the hall bath, and through the master bedroom to tell us he thought he was going to throw up.
And on a related note, why do cats only have hairballs at night?
