ROFLROFL wtf

ROFL

that's ****ed up.

No, what's pathetic is a father who has the means to support his son through college, but instead kicks his ass out after high school because of a lingering vendetta against the son's mother, his ex-wife, who is DEAD; yet this same father pays for his daughter's college and lets her live at home until she's 24, all because she had the correct mother.

There's nothing wrong with parents supporting their kids, whether it's financially or emotionally, as long as that support is a jumpstart and not a crutch.

And I was not my intention to steer the thread in this direction with my flippant comment. My bad.

My dad pays my tuition...

I suppose I'm fortunate that I won't have any student loans...but I don't think it's anything to have to apologize for =)

It's not like pops dishes out for my drinking habit :cuss:

Sounds like they're the ones that'll be getting tipped.

And H5N1, I had the same job for 4 straight years...never missed a shift...and that place filed for bankruptcy and ****ed every loyal employee straight in the ass, no lube...my last three paychecks bounced and caused a chain reaction that ended up with me having to pay $300+ in fees for writing bad checks...because my GUARANTEED payroll checks bounced.

These last few months without a job have been GLORIOUS...but I'm ready to jump back in and start throwing dollar bills around like a true player again!!

playing 'just the tip' has lost its burst for these girls!

Sluts are acceptable in today's society...so no more playing just the tip, now they want the whole thing...maybe even two at a time.

I was born 10 years too early...................Maybe I should consider divorce...................

make sure you sell your house and car first

of course, like everyone, I have my own biases. I'll lay them out quickly so you can see where I'm coming from.

my parents are both stoners, have been for as long as I can recall. my dad can't handle money at all--my dad is a sad case. he's very intelligent, but has made the worst decisions you can imagine in his life--my mom was a high school dropout who had a child at 16 (my oldest half-sister, trudy).

growing up, we never had much. I learned from an early age that the only way to make it out of my situation was to work, work, and work some more. when it came to college, they always had money for my older sister charlotte. however, when it was time for me, they'd declared bankruptcy (with $500 bucks borrowed from me, fwiw, that's never been paid back), and had nothing to give.

I don't hate my parents--far from it. they're the best goddamned motivation I have to keep going.

I value hard work and take pride in the fact that I'm nothing like my parents--I'm as straight-laced as can be... I don't drink (well, maybe once a year if that), don't smoke, no drugs, etc. I work full-time, and go to college full-time. I'll be paying off school when I'm still 60 years old, but I take a ton of pride in knowing that everything I own is mine.

is it difficult? hell yeah. but I can tell you that there's nothing more invigorating than knowing that I rely on nobody for anything.

I guess that's why I look down on those who suck on the teet--is a bit of it jealousy? maybe. I've never sat down to think about it.

Well, I think it depends on the method of teet suckage. If one appreciates what they are given and don't ask for or feel entitled to such gifts, then I think it is alright. But not many things compare to the disdain I feel for these little self important, self entitled, little bitches that think people care and expect everything and give and work NOTHING. RAWR.:cuss:

My dad kicked me out too but for good reason. I had some serious anger and respect for authority issues back then. All I cared about was having a good time...and did I ever.

Didn't get a dime for college. Paid my own way and out of that debt about 5 years removed from school. I was the first person in both sides of my family to attend college.

We will pay for my son's college as long as he maintain's A's and B's and trys to get as many grants/scholorships as possible.

Good luck with the new job. But do not save any of the money, spend it, the economy needs it.

Oh, I will.

Congrats, Hootie. Hope it goes well for you.