Morning Gr8

 

Jedi: save me a spot - i'm about to plop down on this one too. From an accounting point of view - there's no point to continue really...

vlaze: glad to see you made it into our neck of the wudz

sephy: once i remember what happened this weekend, i'll be sure to tell you

rory: dude...mw2 = addiction. **** is so much fun, espeically when you're on with folks you know.

Matt: it's pronounced "BOO-KAH-KEY" ...and now you know...

 

Atilla: I'll have to get more into it

 

Rory: I got a ghey letter Sunday saying that I was smokeing excessively. Its a few pages back.

 

Ryan: Really? From the state?

 

Yeah. It's not a citation but a warning I guess. It's ghey cuz I haven't smoked since and the pipe was new and I was burning in the resonators.

 

working your way up on your own with minimum help of your parents is the best accomplishing feeling

 

indeed, i was just commenting how renting is retarded, instead id rather help my parents than throw away money to rent

 

agreed - what i'm saying is that in this particular instance (referring the one regarding mike's family member) is that if you have enough money to purchase multiple houses and apartments - you should not be living with a family member - that family member should be living with you at the very least ya know? He obviously doesn't need support in any way so there shouldn't be a need. And if he were to lend a hand around the house then do what my brother did and buy the house next to his parents. (funny story).

as far as living with your parents til you're ready is both logical and efficient IMO. I was just stating that if you're capable of moving out on your own - then you should. Most people can't really tell some times. I usually go off of seeing what a person can afford to drive heh.

 

he might live in my grandparents house dude but he covers all the expenses, my grandpas retirement money is not enough to sustain himself, hence his money is for living, and since my uncle is still single he helps them out its not like hes smooching off them, if anything and my dad bought the house to give to his parents so i dont see it as leeching

 

that ****'s bad for you son
ah yes but at what point does your moving out help them psychologically, mentally. therein is the crux of the matter
I can't argue with anything here. It's funny Roger came by my house last week and he thought I owned that house. I don't really seem that well off do I ****.

 

I pay for my car myself I just co singed with them I don't mooch infact I'm moving out by June with my friend.

 

So a cop saw you driving, took down your tag, and then sent you that letter instead of pulling you over?

 

'Tilla (yea I'm gonna call ya 'Tilla):

Ah, actually I lived on campus all my 7 years and visited parents on weekend strictly because well, I was a raceaholic always working or fabricating something on it.

Personally I need my own breathing room and way to independent. I refuse to have a roommate for my place or any place just because I don't trust anyone unless I know them for a damn long time.

That and the fact moving a good 5 hours away from the nest (father has 8 brother's sisters, 85% of my entire family which accounts for over 100+ people live within a 20 mile radius over there) which is a huge nest I got nothing to rely on by myself. So for me, an apt is worth is right now until I figure out where I prefer to be in the future which so far is either Montana, Wyoming, or overseas somewhere.

 

gr8 you see thats what i mean care for yourself, living with your parents doesnt mean your a mooch all the time although many people are

 

I'm sorry Ryan. I wish you luck!!

Atilla: You don't remember your weekend? How can you reminisce on good times then if you don't remember them?

 

No someone called it in annomously and wrote down my plate back in November.

 

Vlaze how old are you I figured you for an older cat?

 

im gonna go to sears and go look for tools, im gonna buy my own tool set to keep in the 8

 

Aight, fine, gonna be the big 3-0 in a month. And although the cat is outa the bag, I ain't one, I'm da Wolf son!

 

Mike: hmmm has he thought about taking over the mortgage of the house if they haven't already paid it off. It's the least he can do imo. He seems to be endowed with a good amount of money already - his grandparents have already done their job in life. Granted that when you say 'expenses' mortgage isn't included of course


Matt: do your thing man, just remember to keep a balance of things when you do decide to make a move otherwise stress may ensue because you may struggle to maintain one of them.

vlaze: 1st of all...only 1 other person has ever called me 'tilla on this forum and it was a girl who sent me bewbie and *** pic's (which i enjoyed) In order to continue in this fashion i'm forced to ask you for the same...........(for the love of all things holy please don't do it...)

2nd of all - yeah, that's a helluva nest. My family was similar to that too - lucky for me i got kicked out - i got plenty of breathing room then! Probably why i'm pro-independent now -

 

actually yead atilla, my dad bought that house as his first house at 21 because he was the oldest and wanted a house so his parents and all my dads younger siblings would have a home, rather than renting, my dad took care of the mortgage for years, but then my uncle took over paying for it and now my grandparents dont have to worry about the mortgage cuase the house is finally paid off and they have a secure home not having to rely on anybody

 

super ghey!
heheh you cool man
yup, I've pretty much decided no more mods for the year I have put off saving for too long now. I realize that I can't really go back to being a student full time any more (not that I would want to) so it is time to start planning for the future

 

Wow, some people have no life

 

Yup super ghey

idk what to do with that letter.