u/Maleficent_Hand_4031

So this was long enough ago and ridiculous enough ago that to me it is less devastating and more absurd (though it certainly did not feel like it at the time), and I am curious if folks know how this happened / how common this is.

My step grandmother is absolutely nuts / really awful, and between those two things a lot of false things got put on his death certificate.

It got mailed to me versus my father (who was dealing with most of this) because he lives outside of the country, and I remember getting it in the mail and opening it and seeing all of this bananas stuff like that he had been in the military (he had not) and that his first wife's name (my dad's mother) was incorrect, but in a really rude and obvious way, and it was a mess. His middle name was wrong. I remember calling my dad and hearing his jaw drop over the phone.

I can't remember all of the details of what happened because it got passed off to someone else at some point and it was years ago (and I am not sure if my dad would want to talk about it), but I would be interested in learning more about how these kinds of things happen. I imagine some proof of identification and documentation is generally needed to get information for this kind of thing?

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u/Maleficent_Hand_4031 — 7 days ago

Hi!

So I know this isn't a beauty question (I'm sorry, I think this is the second time I have done this -- I haven't found any ff channels on reddit that people regularly use besides this one? Definitely open to suggestions.)

Anyway, waterproofing spray. A group that I am in wants to use it for a banner, and I am trying to understand if the spray is going to stick into the canvas. I definitely understand that I should be not near the spraying or the banner anytime soon after it was sprayed, but has anyone been around materials that have been sprayed? The particular brand is called 303 fabric guard.

I might totally be overthinking this but like...I have a hard time believing the smell isn't going to stick into the canvas fibers?

Sorry again that this isn't beauty related. Feel free to delete if needed / let me know if you know of a better place to put it.

Thank you!

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u/Maleficent_Hand_4031 — 16 days ago
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Hello,

This is of course a very basic word (library), and I am 99 percent sure that it is ספריה but I have seen ספרייה in multiple places, so I wanted to verify, because my usual issue is like everyone else's, which is context with multiple options, but this seems different than that?

Thank you, and I'm sorry for a question that I think is probably very obvious to answer. I am also curious if there are other words like this and if there is some sort of pattern? Again, apologies if this is obvious!

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u/Maleficent_Hand_4031 — 17 days ago