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Life lessons: The struggle, or lack thereof (pg. 14)
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| wotyzoid |
| Again, just like PKC, thanks for that crucial piece of information. I don't know how I would have continued living without it. |
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| wotyzoid |
| Sorry to hijack your thread, ziptnf, these trolls don't die. Don't be salty, dude, someone will buy you a house some day hopefully. |
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| ziptnf |
| You've still done a pretty job of defending your reasoning. Saying that you would just "deal" with being homeless and being "okay with it" is horribly immature and stupid. If you were at a point where you had no job, no family, no friends, no home, no money, etc, I'm sure it would be difficult to know what to do next much less be at peace with yourself. Making any kind of positive prediction based on something you have never experienced is naive and irresponsible. |
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| wotyzoid |
Well, you.
I'm not a peace with myself now, who the are you to tell me how I would be if I was homeless? Homeless people are people nonetheless and though it may be rarer, they experience moments of happiness and self fulfillment just like you and I. Ya ing cunt. I hope no one buys you a house now, er. |
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| wotyzoid |
| How's this for a rationalization? I won't do something I'm not interested in or be at someone else's mercy just for the prospect of finalcial independence. Nothing I use is practically mine, I already own very few things. In this system, it is very possible that the price I'll pay for being this stubborn is homelessness. I've already come to terms with it mentally to the best of my abilities. If I'd be homeless I'd be homeless. I'd still be me, but homeless. The world keeps turning. What's so difficult for you s to understand? |
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| Silky Johnson |
| quote: | Originally posted by wotyzoid
Well, you.
I'm not a peace with myself now, who the are you to tell me how I would be if I was homeless? Homeless people are people nonetheless and though it may be rarer, they experience moments of happiness and self fulfillment just like you and I. Ya ing cunt. I hope no one buys you a house now, er. |
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Oh Kenny, please just go somewhere warm if homelessness is how you forsee ending up. :( |
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| wotyzoid |
| See? Why can't you guys be more like Jenny? |
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| planetaryplayer |
| Live amongst the natives in Greenland |
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| wotyzoid |
| I feel like I'm more of an Asia/Carribean type of person. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| quote: | Originally posted by wotyzoid
How's this for a rationalization? I won't do something I'm not interested in or be at someone else's mercy just for the prospect of finalcial independence. Nothing I use is practically mine, I already own very few things. In this system, it is very possible that the price I'll pay for being this stubborn is homelessness. I've already come to terms with it mentally to the best of my abilities. If I'd be homeless I'd be homeless. I'd still be me, but homeless. The world keeps turning. What's so difficult for you s to understand? |
All this bull rationalisation. The bottom line is all you've ever been is a two-bit joe boy and you can't imagine ever enjoying a normal job, so you smoke too much weed and concoct this ideological loop to convince yourself it's some kind of statement. You'll wake up one morning with the cold street slabs piercing through your damp cardboard mattress and as it bites you'll start to cry in despair, and all you'll be at the end of it is another idiot who couldn't wear a tie, have a joke with your workmates and pocket your pay cheque. A ing teenager who never got over it. There ain't a single thought buried in your angry, bitter gibberish I hadn't had by the age of 21. Your pretensions of purism are more nauseating than your visible self-erosion. You won't deal. You can't even deal with a 9-5. |
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| wotyzoid |
| Crying is good sometimes, you should try it. Everybody dies, tie or no tie. |
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| wotyzoid |
| Cardboard mattress or tempurpedic. |
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