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MotF Bane

No Lifer
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Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Originally posted by: Skoorb
I eat

Wish I had that kind of stress relieving process, maybe I would gain weight. :p

Is there a kitchen in your house? Do you know where the grocery store is? Then you're all set.
 

ConstipatedVigilante

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Feb 22, 2006
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Originally posted by: Brainonska511
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
At least you have some kind of independence.

Then move the fuck out and stop being a whiny little bitch. You claim your 18, but you act like your 12.

This. You really do sound like a whiny little brat. I'm only a year older than you and I can see how spoiled you are. My parents always tell me I'm spoiled (have a nice house, cars, at a good school), but at least I don't complain about it. The stuff you're complaining about is literally what I would whine about when I was 12 - "Wahhhhh! I have to paint some rooms! Wahhhh! I have to re-seed the lawn! Waaahhhh! I have to hang up my clothes instead of putting them in a dresser! WAHHHH! WAHHH!!! WAHHHHH!!!"

Your parents realize the bad points of the house. It sounds like they got a good deal (that's a big lawn, you have what looks like a hot tub, a nice walkway, a good kitchen) and you're complaining about it. They're the ones who will be paying for all the fixes anyway.

Do you whine this much around people you try to be friends with? No one wants to hear about your problems.
 

JMapleton

Diamond Member
Nov 19, 2008
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Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555

What do you mean get the fuck out of dodge? I'm... confused...

Enlist in the military? Don't they have some kind of minimum weight. Anyway, I rather not do that... I like living.

Congratulations on continuing to be an ignorant clown. The military has millions of employees and a few thousand died.

Anyways, it doesn't sound like you really like living. You're so clueless that it's kind of sad. You don't do anything in your life, and you're doing nothing about it. There's no minimum weight.

I think the Marines has a minimum weight. But it's not like the op is going to be enlisting for the Marines lol.
 

ConstipatedVigilante

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Feb 22, 2006
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Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Originally posted by: ConstipatedVigilante
Originally posted by: Brainonska511
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
At least you have some kind of independence.

Then move the fuck out and stop being a whiny little bitch. You claim your 18, but you act like your 12.

This. You really do sound like a whiny little brat. I'm only a year older than you and I can see how spoiled you are. My parents always tell me I'm spoiled (have a nice house, cars, at a good school), but at least I don't complain about it. The stuff you're complaining about is literally what I would whine about when I was 12 - "Wahhhhh! I have to paint some rooms! Wahhhh! I have to re-seed the lawn! Waaahhhh! I have to hang up my clothes instead of putting them in a dresser! WAHHHH! WAHHH!!! WAHHHHH!!!"

Your parents realize the bad points of the house. It sounds like they got a good deal (that's a big lawn, you have what looks like a hot tub, a nice walkway, a good kitchen) and you're complaining about it. They're the ones who will be paying for all the fixes anyway.

Do you whine this much around people you try to be friends with? No one wants to hear about your problems.

I am not going to a "good school." It's a community college, not considered good. :-/ My parents won't pay for a university, lol. :p They don't have that much money, and I don't expect them to give me a dime when I am in a university.

I'm bored. I am having to repeat everything.

At least my looks fit my "acting" age.

If you really want to go to your state university (it doesn't really matter what university you go to as long as you do well), you could take out some loans. Quit acting like a little kid and either stiff it out or take care of your own problems.
 

everman

Lifer
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After reading the topic I thought I might give a helpful response. Then I read the OP.

Cheers
 

PieIsAwesome

Diamond Member
Feb 11, 2007
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My parents bought a house in far worse condition when I was much younger. They fixed it up and it looked really nice.

Though from the pics, I do not really see what is so bad about the house you moved into. I don't believe there is anything wrong with still living at your parent's house, but I do find something wrong with that spoiled, entitled attitude you have. I would take some of the advice members here have given you.
 

clamum

Lifer
Feb 13, 2003
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You're bitching about that house? Good god, get a fucking life you loser.

I remember the days when the OP wasn't a member here yet... :heart:
 

vshah

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Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Originally posted by: vshah
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Originally posted by: vshah
hey trident, who paid for your sweet computer?

http://www.anandtech.com/mysystemrig.aspx?rigid=35673

I did. I saved up my money for many years. I also built ones before that(all Core 2 Duos), but sold them for a good price. :p

saved money up from where? what was your source of income?

Mowing lawns, fixing computers, and saving for many-frikkin' years of christmas/birthday money. I also sold some stuff I owned.

why can't you do these things now to earn money?
 

badkarma1399

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Feb 21, 2007
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Maybe you should consider volunteering somewhere. You could meet new people, get new experiences, and open up some more opportunities.
 
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Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
I have to do a cosigning with my parents I believe. I have to also apply for colleges, and many of the due dates are past. So, I will have to wait. ALSO I have no residency in any state, so I cannot go to an expensive university just yet. :p

Then apply for residency in the state you're currently living in. You don't need to be a resident of a state for a private university; only public schools care about residency, as they give residents the a huge discount.

Plus, expensive doesn't mean good education.