@very-rusty said
You are a better man than I am gbs. I wouldn't have stuck in that line waiting! 😉

-VR

@great-big-stees said
Do you know how many good looking women sew their own clothing? Get you head outta the sand and stick yourself in a line at a dress pattern sale.

I am not stuck here. I just stuck this here. If you can't tell the difference, it's your problem. Not mine.

@very-rusty said
Why would I need to that, when I am surounded by beautiful women every day?

One of us have our head stuck in the sand though! 😛 😉

I would find myself in a sad state if I had to stand in a line at a dress pattern sale to see beautiful women! 😉

-VR

@torunn said
I don't even know where to look for a dress pattern sale. I stick to ready-made but never on sale.

@very-rusty said
It would be a sticky situation to spot you at a sale for dresses! 😉

-VR

@great-big-stees said
Why? She, like me, has proffered/stuck a photo of herself making it quite easy to spot her should you be near enough to her to recognize her...or me, for that matter.

@very-rusty said
Simple gbs because of what she said would make it a sticky situation:

"I don't even know where to look for a dress pattern sale. I stick to ready-made but never on sale."

Now you understand? Kind of like having your hand caught in the cookie Jar after saying you never ate them.

-VR

@great-big-stees said
Speaking of being stuck. Have you ever found yourself stuck in a situation that seems inescapable? 🤔

@torunn said
When you give birth to a child, there is really no other way out but... out! 🙂 That situation is inescapable, and is still stuck in my mind.

@great-big-stees said
Many years ago I was stuck in a hospital emergency room in horrible pain. The only relief I was able to get was by moving around (walking). Twice the triage nurse said that I was to stay seated and if I didn't she was going to have me strapped on a gurney. When my "problem was diagnosed (kidney stones) the attending doctor said that sometimes kidney stones can be a pa ...[text shortened]... pare the two but that my kidney stone attack sure was painful. I ended up having "invasive" surgery.

@very-rusty said
Have you ever been in a room where a woman was giving birth? I was for our first and would never want to go through it. The doctor even let me cut the cord. I 've had pain in my life with different medical situations never had the kidney stones though which I understand is very painfull, I don't know if it comes close to child birth though and wouldn't want to be stuck in that situation for sure.

-VR

@great-big-stees said
I was present for the birth of both of my "kids" and although my wife, at the time, was somewhat angry with me, accusing me of being the reason for her pain, it was an experience I would never have missed.

@very-rusty said
Agreed, it is quite an experience for sure. So you have a first had experience of birth and how painful that is. Think your pain was that bad? I guess it would be sticky trying to compare the two. For example would it be as painful as someone who has had cancer...I guess one would have had to experience it themselves to actually know.

-VR

@great-big-stees said
Well as "luck" would have it I've had cancer too. The only pain I had was after the surgery and so in an indirect way I guess cancer was painful though nothing like the kidney stones. I'm gunna stick with the kidney stones pain as the worst of any pain I have had to endure. Boy I sure am exposing myself to a lot of folks here eh? Oh well, my choice eh?