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sorry ur not convincing me, you just admitted to being excited about paying a bum a visit to kick him for a buck.
real quality human being you are...really.
and since when do you speak on behalf of mankind? it's not your fucking decison on what to do with people who are suffering...and they are only suffering in your eyes.
Slylee, nice signature. Does it boost your self-esteem whenever you see it? I think you're one fucked up broad
i posted it because usually everything out of vivid's mouth about me is negative and sarcastic (we have a history of busting each other's balls), so i did it to be funny.
take two?
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| Originally posted by Moral Hazard I'm not a pathetic, degenerate, drain on resources, living a miserable, subsistance life, wollowing in my own self pitty. |
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| I am a valuable member of my society. My life is worth living. |
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| Originally posted by Slylee sorry ur not convincing me, you just admitted to being excited about paying a bum a visit to kick him for a buck. real quality human being you are...really. and since when do you speak on behalf of mankind? it's not your fucking decison on what to do with people who are suffering...and they are only suffering in your eyes. |
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| Originally posted by Jackson Have you ever even spoke to a homeless person before! I mean judge them if you know them but just because someone wants a little help in life he doesnt deserve to live!? Not all of them are Drug addicts. And your remarks about killing them ASAP is the "humane" thing to do!? These are PEOPLE your talking about, not rats! The UK system is quite good. We have a magazine called "The Big Issue", 9 times out of 10 sold by homeless people by shops in towns and citys. This helps them have some kind of income for food. Since when has a complete Twat been a valuable member of society? You couldnt survive a week on the streets! I've been there, its tough. |
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| Originally posted by Moral Hazard First, I didn't say I've every actually kicked the gentleman... I said that he was my favorite bum and I feel like going down to see him when I have a bad day... not that I have. I didn't say that I spoke on behalf of mankind, I was simply stateing my opinion. I don't like to see people suffer and BLA BLA BLA BLA |
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| Originally posted by Moral Hazard Toronto bums kick ass.... they usually don't say a thing, just sit there with a sign or their hand out. My favorit is this guy that has a sign "kick a punk for a buck".... someday when I have a really bad day I'm going to pay him a visit with a roll of Loonnies (nick name for Canadian dollar coin). |
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| Originally posted by Slylee just quit trying to redeem yourself. oh excuse me! you didn't actually KICK the bum, you just said that you would LIKE to...they are too totally different things. lol |
i think we all need to just focus on the main point here...and that is that moral hazard is gay.
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| Originally posted by Moral Hazard I love all men. |
will you two get a room already 
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| Originally posted by Slylee i posted it because usually everything out of vivid's mouth about me is negative and sarcastic (we have a history of busting each other's balls), so i did it to be funny. take two? |
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| Originally posted by Moral Hazard Quite the contrary. I love all men. |
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| Originally posted by NiteMer Gotta be a COR n00b to not realize this. |
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| Originally posted by Slylee u'd have to be an idiot in general to actually take that literally in the first place and try to use it against me...whether or not you know the story. lol |

Heeyyyy-O! I got the rolleyes!

I always think of this comedy quote whenever I see a beggar.
"Of course I've got some change for a cup of tea! What a stupid fucking question.
I even have a kettle and a house all mystically paid for by having a job and an ounce of self respect."

you'll buy a bum a 6 pack but you wont cyber w/ me.
i call shenanigans
that's right. now quit PMing me. 
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| Originally posted by Slylee that's right. now quit PMing me. |
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| Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike "Of course I've got some change for a cup of tea! What a stupid fucking question. I even have a kettle and a house all mystically paid for by having a job and an ounce of self respect." |
I remember that one! It was from www.holymoly.co.uk
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| Originally posted by Moral Hazard screw the 6-pack... buy him a 60oz of the hardest shit you can find. Buy him a case of 60oz. With any luck the poor bastard will die of alcohol poisoning. I don't understand people that want to help these people. I mean really, if they want to wollow in self-pitty then let them. If they are lucky they will drink themselves to death quickly and end their misery. |
I think buyin' booze for the guy isn't always best (although you probably got in his good books that way and definitely made the dude happy...) but i think the idea of sharing what you've got with the less fortunate is very cool.
i generally try to buy folks food wherever possible (despite the odd ungrateful one who just wants cash or nothing, but screw them). i also like to hang out with some of the homeless folk around town. there's the odd few i see all the time and just chill with them for a bit, maybe bring them a coffee and muffin or whatever.
my opinion, ignoring the less fortunate isn't going to make their life any easier, and shunning them isn't going to help or encourage them to get a job. just treat them like people and be cool with them. maybe you might even make a difference in their life that way...
(and hey, if nothing else, it's someone to drink with! hehehe)
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| Originally posted by placebo i put on my robe and wizard hat for you too. |
A HOMELESS MAN is lying in a doorway on top of an open
grate, surrounded by bags of garbage and a shopping cart. A
cardboard sign is attached to the front of the cart: I AM
HOMELESS AND HUNGRY PLEASE HELP ME. A small, thin dog lies
next to him.
He is black, dressed in a stained, torn, lime-green
polyester pants suit with jeans worn over the pants.
BATEMAN
(Offering his hand) Hello. Pat Bateman.
The Homeless Man stares at Bateman, struggling to sit up.
BATEMAN
You want some money?. Some...food?
The Homeless Man nods and starts to cry. Bateman reaches
into his pocket and pulls out a $10 bill, then changes his
mind and holds out a $5 instead.
BATEMAN
Is this what you need?
The Homeless Man nods, looks away, wipes his nose.
HOMELESS MAN
I'm so hungry.
BATEMAN
It's cold out, too, isn't it?
HOMELESS MAN
I'm so hungry.
BATEMAN
(Holding the bill just out of the man's reach)
Why don't you get a job? If you're so hungry, why don't you
get a job?
HOMELESS MAN
(Shivering and sobbing)
I lost my job...
BATEMAN
Why? Were you drinking? Is that why you lost it?
Insider trading? Just joking. No, really-were you drinking on
the job?
HOMELESS MAN I was fired. I was laid off.
BATEMAN
Gee, uh, that's too bad.
HOMELESS MAN
I'm so hungry.
The dog starts to whimper.
BATEMAN
Why don't you get another one? Why don't , you get another job?
HOMELESS MAN
I'm not...
BATEMAN
You're not what? Qualified for anything else?
HOMELESS MAN
I'm hungry
BATEMAN
I know that, I know that. Jeez, you're like a broken record.
I'm trying to help you.
HOMELESS MAN
I'm hungry.
BATEMAN
Listen, do you think it's fair to take money from people who
do have jobs? From people who do work?
HOMELESS MAN
What am I gonna do?
BATEMAN
Listen, what's your name?
HOMELESS MAN
Al.
BATEMAN
Speak up. Come on.
HOMELESS MAN
Al.
BATEMAN
Get a goddamn job, Al. You've got a negative attitude.
That's what's stopping you. You've got to get your act together.
I'll help you.
HOMELESS MAN
You re so kind, mister. You're kind. You're a kind
man. I can tell.
BATEMAN
(Petting the dog)
Shhhh...it's okay.
HOMELESS MAN
(Grabbing Bateman's wrist)
Please...I don know what to do. I'm so cold.
BATEMAN
(Stroking his face, whispering)
Do ,you know how bad you smell? The stench, my God.
HOMELESS MAN
I can't...I can't find a shelter
BATEMAN
You reek. You reek of...shit. Do you know that?
(Shouting)
Goddammit, Al-look at me and stop crying like some kind of
******. Al...I'm sorry.
Bateman carefully puts the money back in his wallet.
BATEMAN
It's just that...I don't know I don't have anything in common
with you.
He opens his briefcase and pulls out a long thin knife with
a serrated edge. He pushes up the sleeve of his jacket to
protect it.
*********
I like the insider trading part the best

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