katt_goddess

Jesus F dude. So sorry. Laid off sucks.

I've had to think about it in the past. There is nothing wrong with utilizing social programs in order to help you get back on your feet faster so you don't need those programs anymore. So if I absolutely had to, I probably would. And if I had a kid, I definitely would if only to ensure they eat. I know I'd apply to local animal shelters for kibble and litter handouts no question. Kids and pets rely on their 'parent' to keep them fed and warm. But the local Dollar Tree actually has a decent selection of food and I learned very early on how to live on very little food when I have to. Hell, in college my grocery bills in the summer were around $30 per month thanks to a Cheap Foods [sadly they've closed now] . There were even a few months where it was maybe $10 but I can't say I ate very well those particular months. -.-;

I cast MAGIC MISSILE. Because I'm attacking the darkness!

Why anyone would eat something that appears to literally burn ass hair as it escapes is beyond me. >

Sallyeander Deodorant Stones? Yeah you still sweat with those things. But your pits don't have stink lines.

Have you ever tried Nubian Heritage? They have all natural 24 hour deodorants [not anti-perspirant though] . They keep their scent and no chemical burns. I have 'Honey & Black Seed' and 'Indian Hemp & Haitian Vetiver' and tend to use them on my days off instead of the regular pitstick.

EVERYTHING. ::spin::

True. But when you are allergic to bees, staying the hell away from them and calling the exterminators when they start nesting in the walls takes first concern.

Attended an underground gay wedding before it was legalized. And gave a dude a drag makeover from frat boy to disco diva for a charity event. He won.

Meh, if you have to go the quick Dollar Store route, didn't they have sprays? Pit stick always seems to be a no-win if it's a random $1 grab. Even if you don't normally care for pit spray, at least it won't leave power sludge behind.

I so hope that the next person from the boards that has the misfortune to see you in person blasts you with Preparation H just to see if you'll disappear.

I see they found a use for parts of the sets for 'Ready Player One' .

I believe posts in DF are completely nulled to keep people from using that area as a personal points builder considering some threads just turn into shooting galleries for the lols.

My suggestion was legit. I just couldn't remember if it was Yu-Gi-Uh or Magic that he had said he liked in the past. He's looking for a friend environment and a tournament would be full of people interested in the same game which would be a good starting point.

Yu-Gi-Oh card tournaments.

<.< >.> Bwahahaha! You thought it was StarPanda but it was really me! Dio!

You are actually 13.

Bad Phillies. Anime is for eyeballs, not heroin. And yep, WalMart has anime. It's not exactly a spectacular selection at any given time but I'm guessing whoever is doing their purchasing for them has a fairly free reign because I picked up both seasons of Tokyo Ghoul, I think I saw Kill La Kill [but it was blue ray] , and I'm pretty sure Akame Ga Kill was there [also blue ray] along with a DBZ Kai, Sailor Moon Crystal, and Black Butler.

I could have sworn I saw that exact thing for far less at WalMart Thursday. Full series often cost more because it's the full series and you are paying for the convenience of the full series at once. If you are willing to risk it though, you can wait awhile and other places are bound to start carrying it too or it'll be re-rereleased in a cheaper set as part of an 'Anime Classics' thing [depends on who owns the rights naturally] . Things like Evangelion however are almost always going to be retardedly priced because people will continue to pay for the retarded prices. And then they'll just fart out another re-piecing of it with an additional 3 seconds of dubbing and people will buy that one too.

A lot of the high prices were initially due to it being such a niche market that they could charge whatever they wanted and there would be people who would pay it because they didn't have many other options. Now, prices have gone down significantly like others have pointed out. Prices that may still seem high are likely due to whatever company doing the dubbing trying to make a little back for their costs.

You can get them at craft stores now. In both regular and 'glow in the dark' varieties. I've been threatening to stick a pair of them over the urinal in the men's for awhile now.

-.-; So sorry you have to deal with this sort of thing. Some 'adults' are never adult. They live for the dramas and abuses because that's all they've known and the idea of changing that scares them. Sometimes you just need to run and never look back.