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or a complimentary trip to a forced labor camp

i didn't go to a doctor. they had this thing in the gym you could do it with

would it be more or less propaganda than the 1936 Berlin Olympics

i only know because i recently asked. i don't know what i was before i started working out. probably closer to 20 or 21

i'm 140, i need to get to 135 and get muscle. i'm somewhere around 19% body fat. i want to get down to 15

my form sucks though. i really need to work on that before i hurt myself

GIANT FLAMING NOTHING

i've been working out almost every weekday since May so i'm getting there. veeeeeeeery slowly

black entertainment television

you're not missing much, Rogue's about as much of a skinny bitch as i am

sandy sounds interested, why don't you do it like they do on BET

and that's nothing

that's how the song sounds on CD

i had the best banners of all time. kawaii sharks aaaaaaaaaaaall day

what about Catman

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if they were cosigned then you'd fuck over your cosigner. i wouldn't do that unless you really want to fuck them up too

actually i have a better idea. why don't you just not pay it, ONLY IF IT'S PRIVATE DON'T DO THIS IF IT'S FEDERAL OR IF YOU HAVE A COSIGNER. student loans are unsecured, they can't do anything except annoy the fuck out of you for a few years and ding your credit. the fine and car registration you need to pay though, don't try to not pay that

talk to a bankruptcy lawyer and see what they say. or go on reddit and ask /r/personalfinance. they can probably tell you what to do

that would be another possible problem, they MIGHT look at previous tax returns to see income. if you're under minimum filing guidelines and over 18? shit, you got me on that one. paging Sawdamizer[/member]

this can probably explain it better, assuming your loans are private. if they're federal i'm not sure what they do http://blog.credit.com/2015/04/can-you-discharge-private-student-loans-in-bankruptcy-113463/

student loans you're fucked. you can't bankrupt your way out of that. everything else is fair game

well if you have any bonds or stocks that you don't declare and try to cash out on or pay taxes on, they're going to find out