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irishScott

irishScott

Lifer
Oct 10, 2006
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lol. I don't understand people who friend their parents on facebook. All it does is give them another ability to monitor you, and if you're in college/still a dependent like myself that's probably something you don't want. My life is my life. I don't care if it's their money, that's only the case by circumstance and I use it responsibly. Once I get my degree and salary I'm gone.
 
moshquerade

moshquerade

No Lifer
Nov 1, 2001
61,504
12
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Originally posted by: irishScott
lol. I don't understand people who friend their parents on facebook. All it does is give them another ability to monitor you, and if you're in college/still a dependent like myself that's probably something you don't want. My life is my life. I don't care if it's their money, that's only the case by circumstance and I use it responsibly. Once I get my degree and salary I'm gone.
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Would never friend mother on facebook group
 
ProfJohn

ProfJohn

Lifer
Jul 28, 2006
18,161
7
0
Originally posted by: RESmonkey
Font looks off. Fake.
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That would be much easier to fake without trying to photoshop and use fake fonts.

Just create two accounts and make your little joke... :roll:
 
RadiclDreamer

RadiclDreamer

Diamond Member
Aug 8, 2004
8,622
40
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Originally posted by: irishScott
lol. I don't understand people who friend their parents on facebook. All it does is give them another ability to monitor you, and if you're in college/still a dependent like myself that's probably something you don't want. My life is my life. I don't care if it's their money, that's only the case by circumstance and I use it responsibly. Once I get my degree and salary I'm gone.
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Someone is a little ungrateful. With that logic their money is their money and you being their child is only the case by circumstance. You should have a little more respect for your parents, when you have a few of your own you will (hopefully) change your thinking
 
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xSauronx

Lifer
Jul 14, 2000
19,582
4
81
Originally posted by: moshquerade
Originally posted by: irishScott
lol. I don't understand people who friend their parents on facebook. All it does is give them another ability to monitor you, and if you're in college/still a dependent like myself that's probably something you don't want. My life is my life. I don't care if it's their money, that's only the case by circumstance and I use it responsibly. Once I get my degree and salary I'm gone.
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Would never friend mother on facebook group
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i dont even use facebook, and now that i know my parents do, i never will.
 
irishScott

irishScott

Lifer
Oct 10, 2006
21,562
3
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Originally posted by: RadiclDreamer
Originally posted by: irishScott
lol. I don't understand people who friend their parents on facebook. All it does is give them another ability to monitor you, and if you're in college/still a dependent like myself that's probably something you don't want. My life is my life. I don't care if it's their money, that's only the case by circumstance and I use it responsibly. Once I get my degree and salary I'm gone.
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Someone is a little ungrateful. With that logic their money is their money and you being their child is only the case by circumstance. You should have a little more respect for your parents, when you have a few of your own you will (hopefully) change your thinking
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Suppose I should've expected this kind of response from the AT familial conservatives.

First of all, I fail to see your logic. I am their kid by circumstance. Maybe planned circumstance but circumstance nonetheless. The fact that I can't support myself at present isn't my fault, that's just how life works. For parents to financially support their kid through at least 4 years of college is IMO an obligation and part of being a parent, provided the parents are financially capable of doing so.

Second of all, my parents don't exactly create a homelife amicable to.. um... life. The entire story would take hours to explain properly, but suffice to say there's a pretty horrific history here you know nothing about. I show my parents a minimal amount of respect for paying my bills. By any objective standards, they don't deserve much more. I'm sure plenty of people here will disagree for some reason or other, but that's AT for you. *shrug*
 
coloumb

coloumb

Diamond Member
Oct 9, 1999
4,069
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Facebooking your parents can be a blessing or a curse. In my younger and wilder days - there's no way in hell I'd facebook them. :)
 
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TruePaige

Diamond Member
Oct 22, 2006
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2
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Originally posted by: irishScott
Originally posted by: RadiclDreamer
Originally posted by: irishScott
lol. I don't understand people who friend their parents on facebook. All it does is give them another ability to monitor you, and if you're in college/still a dependent like myself that's probably something you don't want. My life is my life. I don't care if it's their money, that's only the case by circumstance and I use it responsibly. Once I get my degree and salary I'm gone.
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Someone is a little ungrateful. With that logic their money is their money and you being their child is only the case by circumstance. You should have a little more respect for your parents, when you have a few of your own you will (hopefully) change your thinking
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Suppose I should've expected this kind of response from the AT familial conservatives.

First of all, I fail to see your logic. I am their kid by circumstance. Maybe planned circumstance but circumstance nonetheless. The fact that I can't support myself at present isn't my fault, that's just how life works. For parents to financially support their kid through at least 4 years of college is IMO an obligation and part of being a parent, provided the parents are financially capable of doing so.

Second of all, my parents don't exactly create a homelife amicable to.. um... life. The entire story would take hours to explain properly, but suffice to say there's a pretty horrific history here you know nothing about. I show my parents a minimal amount of respect for paying my bills. By any objective standards, they don't deserve much more. I'm sure plenty of people here will disagree for some reason or other, but that's AT for you. *shrug*
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Your parents don't have to give you a cent you know.

You could support yourself if you went and got a job, but because your parents support you, you don't feel the need to.

It is ungrateful, you could at least admit it.
 
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