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remylively See my TER Reviews 988 reads
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1. Chronic = recurring, persistent. Mitigate = soothe, alleviate. I am an English major. Do not play the vocab game with me.

2. I am not getting paid to SOOTHE someone who sets appointments with providers--and I'm certainly not just talking about myself here--under three separate aliases, then either fails to show up completely or gives absolutely bogus excuses at the last minute.

3. I have a right to see who the fuck I want to. Get over it.






katzman21882 reads

Got a pretty good response last time but looking for more legit providers who would make it down for a daytime appt??

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remylively1286 reads

a) As I'm a full-time student, my availability is usually limited to evenings and weekends, and I absolutely need advance notice.
b) I do not make appointments with those who've stood me up in the past. Not saying that is you, katzman... but there is one chronic NCNS'er who emails me often for appointments in Mankato. I've got no time for that kind of shenanigans, y'all.

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movingalongfast990 reads

Hmm define chronic . . .   what does that mean???  what have you done to mitigate it????

Posted By: remylively
a) As I'm a full-time student, my availability is usually limited to evenings and weekends, and I absolutely need advance notice.
b) I do not make appointments with those who've stood me up in the past. Not saying that is you, katzman... but there is one chronic NCNS'er who emails me often for appointments in Mankato. I've got no time for that kind of shenanigans, y'all.

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RealP4U542 reads


For a guy who doesn't know what chronic means, isn't "mitigate" kind of a big word?

Posted By: movingalongfast
Hmm define chronic . . .   what does that mean???  what have you done to mitigate it????
Posted By: remylively
a) As I'm a full-time student, my availability is usually limited to evenings and weekends, and I absolutely need advance notice.
b) I do not make appointments with those who've stood me up in the past. Not saying that is you, katzman... but there is one chronic NCNS'er who emails me often for appointments in Mankato. I've got no time for that kind of shenanigans, y'all.

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remylively768 reads

Posted By: RealP4U

For a guy who doesn't know what chronic means, isn't "mitigate" kind of a big word?
Posted By: movingalongfast
Hmm define chronic . . .   what does that mean???  what have you done to mitigate it????
Posted By: remylively
a) As I'm a full-time student, my availability is usually limited to evenings and weekends, and I absolutely need advance notice.
b) I do not make appointments with those who've stood me up in the past. Not saying that is you, katzman... but there is one chronic NCNS'er who emails me often for appointments in Mankato. I've got no time for that kind of shenanigans, y'all.

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remylively989 reads

1. Chronic = recurring, persistent. Mitigate = soothe, alleviate. I am an English major. Do not play the vocab game with me.

2. I am not getting paid to SOOTHE someone who sets appointments with providers--and I'm certainly not just talking about myself here--under three separate aliases, then either fails to show up completely or gives absolutely bogus excuses at the last minute.

3. I have a right to see who the fuck I want to. Get over it.






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CharlotteG844 reads

Spoken like a true sailor...I love it!

Counting the days to December!

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Kimberlie2946 reads

I get to Mankato often let me know what works for you and I can set something up.
XOXO Kim

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