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Mary506
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Comments (4)F, if one of the vets win the game, then I won't feel sorry for the newbies. I hate saying this, but the newbies are one of THE most stupidiest bunch that ever played! They decided on the first day when they found out some vets would be returning, that the newbies would immediately form their own alliance against the vets. They had the numbers then. Within a week all the newbies started jumping through hoops for the vets! lol Kalia had a chance to get rid of a vet, but she chickened out so none of them would be mad at her. Huh? And don't get me started on Lawon evicting himself! Tomorrow night they should show a big fight with Shelly in the middle. Do you all read any recaps? They're addicting!...See MoreBig Brother really IS watching!
Comments (33)I am not trying to disparage the ACA. Prior to the HIPPA regulations years ago you are correct SSN were used. We have not used them for at least 5-6 years. This was prior to the ACA. I run a dental office and have run medical offices in the past. Your insurance companies may require your SSN when you sign up for insurance; but your doctor, dentist, etc do not require it for processing your forms. You should have an updated ID card from your insurance company that has your individual and group numbers on it. The software used by dental offices now utilizes the these numbers and we NEVER have to key in a SSN. Processing claims is done electronically and I NEVER have to key in a social to process. I do not know what the ACA requires as far as ID. It is my understanding that if you are still getting your insurance through an insurance co. you use their number which is not SSN. If the government state or local pays for your insurance via ACA or medicare they in fact utilize your SSN, as it is your governmental ID number. Three years ago I was a victim of identity theft and going through that process was told that only banking and the social security administration needed your SSN. Our identities were stolen via our BANK. By a bank employee, a loan officer. Who of course had all of our info. In the three years since I refuse to put my social on a form for a random person or online. Ever....See Moreleft out again - don't want to attend half-brother's wedding
Comments (13)"But since I was 18, I have been isolated from them. My parents include both the boys in all their vacations and most activities, although I'm rarely if ever invited. They even started excluding me from their 'family' Christmas with the Big Tree upstairs, since I have kids - supposedly, and have made me do Christmas with them in the downstairs entertainment area with my aunt and her kids - after and separate from their Christmas (although both of my SILs have attended theirs since they first dated my brothers)." I second KKNY and others who suggested there is a major backstory here that is missing. No parents "isolate" their 18 yo daughter (if that's what they did) without a reason. Parents don't have a "separate" Christmas (with a separate "Big Tree upstairs" which I guess is also an indication of a more special family celebration)from their DD just because she has children. (You indicated that your brothers' girlfriends (now wife and fiancee) have always been included in the "Big Tree" celebration, so it's not the fact that you have a DH.) AND, as for the slide show, it is extremely weird that you were not in any photos. I don't mean to be flippant, but, in the absence of some horrid mistake, a monkey putting together a slide show like this would make sure that there was at least one photo of all of the groom's siblings, especially one who lived with him, as you apparently did, for the first nine years of his life. No, it seems to me that there is much, much more to this than you have disclosed, so much that I certainly can't give you any advice. However, IF on the other hand, you truly have given a full and accurate depiction of events and you have never done anything whatsoever to warrant or cause your "isolation" and have no idea on earth why your mother, SD and 2 DSBs would treat you this way, then if I were you, I would consider these people psychopathic and disassociate myself from them....See MoreBig Brother tonight
Comments (22)Cody got verbally and almost physically abusive to Paul in Paul's HOH room. That caused a huge blow up. And it led to Jessica breaking up with Cody. She was extremely upset about his behavior and that he once again has her in a bad situation. They Simi made up but they are not very happy. She is going back and forth whether to save him or go ahead and let him go home. Cody has been crying, Jessica has been crying, Mark and Elana have been crying! Nuts. Cody is scary the comments that he makes are not the normal thing you hear in a game he doesn't seem to be to able to differentiate between the game and his life in the military. He freaks me out. I worry about him going on a killing spree after he leaves and the houseguest are home. Knock on the door Oh hi Cody, hi Paul, bang bang! I think Jess is finally asking him questions she should have asked before jumping in bed with him. And she isn't liking the answers. Not fitting her images of her future. His main objective for getting on big brother was to get enough money to fix his truck! He prefers to be alone and not talk much. She has a totally different lifestyle....See MoreMary506
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