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| Nrg2Nfinit |
| fair enough, you've had your fair shares of bans and so have I though. |
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| Silky Johnson |
| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
I might’ve known he’d garner support from fellow members at the colonoscopy forums. |
And how do YOU know about that?! |
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| EricB. |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
fair enough, you've had your fair shares of bans and so have I though. |
get 4 months serve 20 mins.I just recently got banned too. nobody really noticed |
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| Silky Johnson |
| quote: | Originally posted by EricB.
get 4 months serve 20 mins.I just recently got banned too. nobody really noticed |
I noticed! :( |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
Whatever Nou, just get this thread back on track. |
Yes mam! |
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| EricB. |
| karim why are you protecting him??? |
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| Lews |
| He's a funny guy lol |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
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Lol, Nou doesn't even HAVE a job! And I'm pretty sure any job that only requires working 2 days a week to sustain oneself is better than a lot of other jobs. |
While its true that I do not have a job now, I did work for three years in an industry that usually requires a modicum of intelligence and education (formal or otherwise).
Out of that I have honed my skills and developed and worked on projects that very large companies are now currently interested in. Providing I work those right and develop a product that they are willing to purchase or invest in I will once again be making good money.
The fact that I am on unemployment right now is really not that big of a deal. 1 out of 10 people in this country is unemployed. So what if I have the family structure to support me? I worked and provided for myself for three years, taking very few handouts from anyone. While my mom wasn't working and my brother moved home from college for a semester I helped pay the bills around the house (along with my dad, who is practically a saint and still cares very much for the financial well being of my mom, even if she did divorce him). So yea, say what you want about my unemployment but I think if you look at it you will see that I did put in my time and I did pay my way.
In fact, living with my aunt and uncle makes me feel fairly guilty as they refuse to let me pay for anything. They are not exactly poor though (again, a family of lawyers) so its not like I am putting a huge burden on them, but still I feel guilty not paying my way. I insisted I pay, my dad insisted I pay, but they will have none of it! :p
So what, if you are straight up jealous of the luck I have had being born into this family than just straight up say it. I feel lucky everyday. I know I would be a whole lot worse off it it werent for who my parents are and the effort they have put in to raise me and my brother, or the same with my aunt and uncle and how they have raised their children.
There.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAND GO COR! |
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| Nrg2Nfinit |
| I dunno man.. Its like relentless. I mean ok borris was a pedo i get it. But nou? i don't get it. He's kind of creepy but he keeps it real at least. |
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| Silky Johnson |
| quote: | Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
While its true that I do not have a job now, I did work for three years in an industry that usually requires a modicum of intelligence and education (formal or otherwise).
Out of that I have honed my skills and developed and worked on projects that very large companies are now currently interested in. Providing I work those right and develop a product that they are willing to purchase or invest in I will once again be making good money.
The fact that I am on unemployment right now is really not that big of a deal. 1 out of 10 people in this country is unemployed. So what if I have the family structure to support me? I worked and provided for myself for three years, taking very few handouts from anyone. While my mom wasn't working and my brother moved home from college for a semester I helped pay the bills around the house (along with my dad, who is practically a saint and still cares very much for the financial well being of my mom, even if she did divorce him). So yea, say what you want about my unemployment but I think if you look at it you will see that I did put in my time and I did pay my way.
In fact, living with my aunt and uncle makes me feel fairly guilty as they refuse to let me pay for anything. They are not exactly poor though (again, a family of lawyers) so its not like I am putting a huge burden on them, but still I feel guilty not paying my way. I insisted I pay, my dad insisted I pay, but they will have none of it! :p
So what, if you are straight up jealous of the luck I have had being born into this family than just straight up say it. I feel lucky everyday. I know I would be a whole lot worse off it it werent for who my parents are and the effort they have put in to raise me and my brother, or the same with my aunt and uncle and how they have raised their children.
There.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAND GO COR! |
I actually don't even give a . Me thinking you're spoiled has more to do with your attitude towards certain things than your place/lot in life.
I come from a pretty good family (class-wise) and have lots of (my own) money too, lol. So that argument is completely bunk. |
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| EricB. |
| quote: | Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
While its true that I do not have a job now, I did work for three years in an industry that usually requires a modicum of intelligence and education (formal or otherwise).
Out of that I have honed my skills and developed and worked on projects that very large companies are now currently interested in. Providing I work those right and develop a product that they are willing to purchase or invest in I will once again be making good money.
The fact that I am on unemployment right now is really not that big of a deal. 1 out of 10 people in this country is unemployed. So what if I have the family structure to support me? I worked and provided for myself for three years, taking very few handouts from anyone. While my mom wasn't working and my brother moved home from college for a semester I helped pay the bills around the house (along with my dad, who is practically a saint and still cares very much for the financial well being of my mom, even if she did divorce him). So yea, say what you want about my unemployment but I think if you look at it you will see that I did put in my time and I did pay my way.
In fact, living with my aunt and uncle makes me feel fairly guilty as they refuse to let me pay for anything. They are not exactly poor though (again, a family of lawyers) so its not like I am putting a huge burden on them, but still I feel guilty not paying my way. I insisted I pay, my dad insisted I pay, but they will have none of it! :p
So what, if you are straight up jealous of the luck I have had being born into this family than just straight up say it. I feel lucky everyday. I know I would be a whole lot worse off it it werent for who my parents are and the effort they have put in to raise me and my brother, or the same with my aunt and uncle and how they have raised their children.
There.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAND GO COR! |
your uncle is dead and you're bald |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by EricB.
karim why are you protecting him??? |
Cause I think Karim and I are the only ones with a sense of humor left in this place. Seriously, how ing boring was it before I came back?
Look at all the threads that were talking about how dead the COR was.
You need me COR. You need people like Karim and I to come in and push and shove around the big ol' circle jerk that is the COR when they have no one to bash on. Seriously its like you know the really snotty girls in high school that has the super clique and you know they just hung out all weekend talking about other people they didn't know.
Well we are the girls that came in and ed your boyfriends. |
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