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Ms. Jenn
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 08:01    Post subject: High Maintenance People
What is your definition?

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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 08:17    Post subject:
At the gym it's those with high expectations who put forth little effort. They want my constant help and assistance then figure out they are actually gonna have to come in and work for the goal they have set. It lasts usually a week or less. I hate it and it frustrates me that I put out the effort to help/assist them and they give up. I can spot a high maintenance person at the gym within 2 min. of being here.
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 08:18    Post subject:
If living on a desert island with enough food and shelter is horrifying to them.
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 08:38    Post subject:
People who constantly ask if, and need assurance that, they are not "high maintenance".

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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 08:39    Post subject:
MW wrote:
If living on a desert island with enough food and shelter is horrifying to them.


Count me in as high maintenance then.
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 09:15    Post subject:
There was a woman at Panera educating a few men (who were more than eager to just watch this woman talk) on what High Maintenance was and that it was a good thing.

I don't know what kind of crack she was smokin', but obviously it impairs her thought pattern. High maintenance is a bad thing in my book.

High maintenance is the type of person (male or female) cannot do anything by themselves, always needs reassurance, spends entirely too much time getting ready and primping, and puts priority on the wrong things in life (having a bigger house/car or better anything than someone else).
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 09:32    Post subject:
People who can save me money on my car insurance, and run faster than my grandmother.
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 10:08    Post subject:
AlaninTX wrote:
People who can save me money on my car insurance, and run faster than my grandmother.


LOL
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 10:45    Post subject:
Ms. Jenn wrote:
There was a woman at Panera educating a few men (who were more than eager to just watch this woman talk) on what High Maintenance was and that it was a good thing.

I don't know what kind of crack she was smokin', but obviously it impairs her thought pattern. High maintenance is a bad thing in my book.

High maintenance is the type of person (male or female) cannot do anything by themselves, always needs reassurance, spends entirely too much time getting ready and primping, and puts priority on the wrong things in life (having a bigger house/car or better anything than someone else).


You've just described my gf. Neutral
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 11:12    Post subject:
Ms. Jenn wrote:
High maintenance is the type of person (male or female) cannot do anything by themselves, always needs reassurance, spends entirely too much time getting ready and primping, and puts priority on the wrong things in life (having a bigger house/car or better anything than someone else).


But replace "cannot" with "can but won't". Hella big difference.
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 11:34    Post subject:
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But replace "cannot" with "can but won't". Hella big difference.


You are right...

You better keep this as a quote. Admitting someone else is right doesn't happen very often.
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 11:59    Post subject:
High maintenance to me is a person who complains constantly. No matter what.

For example: I have a cow-orker who orders food. Gets EXACTLY what they ordered, but they will ALWAYS find a flaw. Always. It gets old.

People with constant negative outlooks are high maintenance.
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 13:22    Post subject:
airehead wrote:
People with constant negative outlooks are high maintenance.
No we aren't. I want an apology, AND I WANT IT NOW!











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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 14:00    Post subject:
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No we aren't. I want an apology, AND I WANT IT NOW!











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Add demanding to the mix too. Razz Wink
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PostPosted: 07/15/05 - 14:05    Post subject:
gretriever wrote:
No we aren't. I want an apology, AND I WANT IT NOW!


Has anyone ever told you that you sound like Veruca Salt?

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