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I edited. 😆 I misread your post and thought you said "I thought my main" and saw your name spelled slightly differently so I thought that's what you meant.
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Looking at that I thought ZENguidoman said ZENigundam. EDIT: Oh, that's what you were saying too. I gotcha.
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Happy birthday! 🎂
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RIP "Little" Richard Penniman
Doom Metal Alchemist replied to tsar4's topic in Arts, Literature & Music
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People you always get confused
Doom Metal Alchemist replied to SwimModSponges's topic in Free-For-All
Agreed about the Bills. But because of my fondness of Dumb and Dumber I don't confuse Jeff Daniels with anyone else. -
People you always get confused
Doom Metal Alchemist replied to SwimModSponges's topic in Free-For-All
I've never heard of John Dylan. And I agree with vamped. -
Fuck, I just realized I got it wrong too. **Go directly to jail. Do not pass Go. Do not Collect $200. I forgot the 'directly' the first time. EDIT: Also you would be wrong about that assessment. 😞
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*Go to jail. Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200.
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Didn't you already do this thread? Ant. WAH-der LAN-cass-ter ker-IB-ee-uhn OW-er
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Worst places you've ever woken up.
Doom Metal Alchemist replied to SwimModSponges's topic in Free-For-All
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Yes, I currently live with my parents, in a house. I don't know about where you live, and especially about New York, but around here, living in a house is generally the goal. I'm not too far off from being able to live in an apartment I'd want to live in by myself. Doing so with one roommate would be easy-peasy. Getting a house? Got a long fucking way to that. EDIT: Also you seem to be using the term modest to mean broke. There's not many reasons for someone our ages to live with our parents if we weren't broke. That's why I've done it for most of my life. I don't consider that "modest." I consider living by myself with enough to get by living modestly.
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You're just too damn stubborn to not die on this hill, aren't you? If you can live on 10k a year in one part of America, then you can in the entirety of America, no exceptions. And to be clear, you completely took scoob out of that so you can't use your "he inherited a mansion" rhetoric because you made it no longer about scoob, just $75,000 in general not being modest.
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I said "he makes a modest living" by which I meant he makes a modest salary, and you said "75,000 isn't modest." You obviously have a huge vendetta against scoob and from what I can tell it all boils down to "scoob has it so easy and has so much so I have to point out how he has way too much as often as possible even in the most non-related topics such as Naraku changing insurance companies."
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So your whole argument is that scoob should, by his own volition, be frying burgers at McDonald's because his family cared enough to will him a nice home? Or that, because he makes $75,000, he should just donate the home he inherited and find somewhere to rent instead? Scoob is such a horrible human being, his family cared about him. Fuck him, lol. 😆
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You have to get it through your thick skull that living in California is EXPENSIVE. I make like $33,000 and I probably couldn't even rent a one bedroom apartment in SoCal or the Bay Area. Where I lived in Campbell (SF Bay Area) for the first twelve years of my life, that house was worth about $600,000 when we lived in it. It wasn't that nice. I mean, it wasn't a shithole or anything, but by no means anything to brag about either. Today that same property is worth over $2 million. And it's not because of the property itself, it's because living in the bay area in general is insanely expensive. Until recently my brother rented out a room in someone's town house in Campbell. He had to move out of the bay area because it was too expensive. SoCal ain't much different. I'm currently in a cheap part of the state but it's probably still insanely expensive for modest living for what you're used to spending on rent.