35 Entitled, Trashy, And Downright Terrible Wedding Guests (New Pics)

He could have taken pictures of this person and let the couple choose what to post. Me, I'd like photographic evidence to explain to people why I'm dropping this dodo.

She does. Everyone does when the “idiot” is someone close enough to them that OP invited them to their wedding and personally texted her to say she was pregnant. That was an incredibly hurtful and insulting thing to say to someone. Especially coming from a friend. Especially in response to a pregnancy announcement. Telling her to not be affected by it and brush it off is stupid-level rude and out of touch.

True. But it’s likely an Important person in their life if they’re sharing ultrasound pics. Which sadly means their opinion matters (or did matter at least).

Yea and why you have to comment on someone elses body anyway?

Upvoted you. IDK why you were down voted. My MIL paid for my divorce attorney, and sat right beside me in the courtroom

THIS!

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I think ive had it a couple of times when i was around 7-10 year old. Hair coming and special shampoo quickly solved it.

I remember being treated with stinky shampoo in the garage when I was a child in the 90s. I think it depends on class size, how cuddly children are with each other and if you have one child in your class who has neglectful or unobservant parents or is friends with a child with lice.

Now it's extremely common in school. I never got it until I was 23 from my sister's kids. I never want to get it again

Very contagious. I worked in a very prestigious boarding school. Girls had them all the time

its honestly more common now then it used to b. an elementary school in my home town had a lice issue last year. at least 20 students had it to start and by the time they checked all the kids 60%of the kids had it. in the 90s wen i was a kid we had lice scares and 1 to 3 kids would have lice. its rare for a case like the school in my hometown but it is more common these days.

I've had them once at about age 15, and according to my mother once before in kindergarten. My SIL works in a kindergarten and they regularly have to give out lice warnings to parents. The pests are none too difficult to get rid off if you catch them early, but a REAL pain in the @rse if they get a chance to spread, because your kids (or you, for that matter) will get "re-infected" over and over if just one or two families are not diligent. Also the beasts have some sort of preference - just like with mosquitoes they're attracted more to some and less to some other people.

I think it depends on where/how you live. I've had lice numerous times growing up (foster care) but none of my children aside from my oldest has had it (she got it while in hospital) it has nothing to do with hygiene for most people, just if you have been exposed or not. Summer camps, group homes, inpatient facilities, schools.. they are all places that are easy to spread because of shared items and close contact. If you are a loaner and have freedom from these situations, you should probably be ok and lice free.

Fairly common with young kids in the first few years of schooling (pre-school, kindergarten). Lots of laying on the floor does the trick. Treat with special shampoo and fine comb to get rid of the nits (eggs). In some cultures it is common to rub oil in the hair, which deters lice as well.

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It is normal to have to deal with lice once or twice per kid, which means if you've three kids, there will be six years where they can ( and probably will) spread all over. Lice are more of a nuisance than a danger.

Not an infection; lice are an infestation of insects that live on the scalp, feed there and lay small sticky eggs (nits) that cling to the hairs. They are passed from one child or person to another through physical contact. School classes are ideal environments for lice to move from one child to many.

I had it about 5-ish times as a child. Then had them about 3 times in my early 20s because I somehow ended up having friends who didn't see the big issue with having lice, so why bother getting rid of them? 😤 the shampoos from the pharmacy don't work for me, so I learned to do the old-fasioned treatment with sunflower (or whatever I have in the kitchen) oil and a lot of combing with the lice comb. I have long hair and this mdthod works amazingly well!

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I dealt with it quite a few times as a kid, we fostered and brought in a girl with a very stubborn case of lice. I remember being in 5th grade and almost every Friday, right before our hour of fun time in the big gym, they'd call me out of class because they found lice on her, so they had to check me... and then I got to spend my weekend with various horrible greasy things in my hair to fix it. It was hell (I have autism and sensory issues). I had it a few other times, but nothing since elementary school.

Here in the Netherlands every kid has had it multiple times during their childhood. Outbreaks at primary schools were very common. Or at least back in the 80s, I don't know if it's different now.

Contagious, especially with shared towels , spaces, etc. Fairly common in most of the US

I think it’s pretty contagious, but it takes sharing a personal item like a brush or hat. But kids are pretty nasty in general, so it’s probably likely to spread somehow at an event that size.