self causious question. please nothing rude.?
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It's normal to have hair on stomach some worse than others, but don't stress sweetie depending on how much it bothers you is to what ends you will go to rid yourself of it...\n\nPersonally waxing or similar would do me and has..(wink)
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good advice, my friend. i hope others read this and take heed.\nthanks.   BM
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this question is too long. maybe u shud shorten it a little
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Not as silly as your other questions.
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okiz......but i suggest u not to ask dis sorta personal questions over here so that other may report against u...lol
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Question from around the woeld?
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need a few more words to make this question even sound right...try again
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make it a more simple question please
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No it is not rude. In this case it is reasonable weddings can have rather strange time frames. early wedding reception later? wedding immediate reception? pictures? cocktails, food, receiving line? it could take hours with set times between or not. But it is not bad manners to ask when any party is expected to end, especially if it is not stated on the invatation. It allows not only for the guest to plan for themselves, but it insures that they do not overstay their welcome. After all we all have had the "GUEST THAT WOULD NOT LEAVE". you know the one that thinks you  could not possibly be tired, have other things to do and so forth.
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Actually, i'd rather someone told me. So, what you are doing is simply trying to help me and you're also considering my goodness.. What's better than this? On the other side, yeah i may become a little bit angry with myself, saying like how can i forget or ignore this.. But, certainly i'd appreciate you then.. :) So, keep it up, be yourself and don't pay attention to their reactions at that time, i think...
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Did the person ASK for suggestions and/or advice, or were these things given to the person unsolicited? If someone ASKS for suggestions, and you give them, and then the person does what they want to anyway, well, there's little (or nothing) that you can do about that. If the person did NOT ask for the suggestions, and you give them anyway, then it's really none of your business to start with. The only exception to this, IMO, is if the situation involves someone being harmed.\n\nSometimes we (as humans) ask for suggestions or advice simply to gain perspective, or affirm what we already know to be the "right thing", deep down inside. If you have someone in your life who often asks for suggestions, and then goes off and does something completely opposite of what you have suggested, then you may want to refrain from offering future advice, as it seems that this person and you do not share a similar viewpoint.\n\nThis brings to mind the old adage, "You can lead a horse to water - but you can't make him drink".
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Hi desired,\nYes, this would be against the rules because we consider this gaming for points. Here's our community guidelines for your reference. http://answers.yahoo.com/info/community_guidelines.php\nThanks,\nAmy
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Rudeness is in the eye of the beholder.  I don't think everyone who is rude, intends to be rude.  It depends on how sensitive the affected is.
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don't be a butthead.  hahaha ;)
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I'm going to treat this as a humorous question instead of getting snarky about it.\n\nBut I can't think of a funny way to answer, so I'll just say no, it's not hypocritical.
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can you make ur question a little more clear?
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just post something like this question. i just saw someone do it! thats nice of you...