posted October 07, 2013 06:43 AM            

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Originally posted by Padre35:

It is more the fear of being themselves, save for previously approved politically corrected, sterile opinions

Only things pre approved shall be said

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posted October 07, 2013 06:46 AM            

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Originally posted by aquaguy91:
As far as effeminate men go, Women asked for it and got their wish! They sowed the wind and they reaped the whirlwind.

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posted October 07, 2013 06:52 AM            

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Originally posted by aquaguy91:
Apparently you haven't read his replies to me over the past few months. He repeatedly talks down to me and acts as if I'm an idiot. He also makes tons of assumptions about me that aren't even remotely accurate. I simply asked him a question and he cocked an attitude with me and started naming off things that I should do. Again he is making assumptions that I don't already do those things. He made a vague statement about feeling sorry for women because they have to do all the work and I asked what he meant by that, it was a general question, but he couldn't answer it.

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This is a f-ing Internet forum. You can't tell one a-hole from the next. They are all dirty and full of sh1t. Available advice is like used toilet paper.

Everybody should just f-ing get back to reality and focus on work/school.

Karka, don't you have f-ing homework or something and shouldn't you be studying for your next test?

posted October 07, 2013 07:37 AM            

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:

This is a f-ing Internet forum. You can't tell one a-hole from the next. They are all dirty and full of sh1t. Available advice is like used toilet paper.

Everybody should just f-ing get back to reality and focus on work/school.

Karka, don't you have f-ing homework or something and shouldn't you be studying for your next test?

Aquaguy, shouldn't you be studying for your SAT I and IIs and/or ACTs?

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posted October 07, 2013 08:19 AM            

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This is a f-ing Internet forum. You can't tell one a-hole from the next. They are all dirty and full of sh1t. Available advice is like used toilet paper.

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posted October 07, 2013 08:32 AM            

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Originally posted by Padre35:

Welp, that sounds like tough **** for you my friend,

Enough of that, address my points or shove off, your choice

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posted October 07, 2013 01:39 PM            

Warning etc. et. al.

Do me a favor. Ban me permanently so you guys can have your happy forum to rejoice in your collective agreeable opinions. Until I am banned, I will vigorously defend my position with the highest level of fervor.

I mean no malice, but I speak it the way I see it. I was merely communicating with aquaguy in a language that is endearing lol I did not insult him.

Yes, you can construe that as myself insulting everyone on this forum. If that is your view, then I insult myself too. What's the difference.

Unless you guys can't handle reality. The "debates" you have here are one sided cheer fest...

I WILL NOT now or forever cater to the politically correct crowd, and in deference to the memory of Linda Goodman.. God Bless Her.. I shall refrain from further comment.

posted October 07, 2013 07:48 PM            

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^ Where have you been?!

And YoursTruly, why are you so aggressive out of nowhere?

And Aquaguy, Padre probably didn't want to repeat himself because he stated examples of the differences between men and women today earlier in the thread.

There's nothing wrong with men who act like women, otherwise we're saying there's something wrong with women acting like men which are really disguised forms of misandry and misogyny when you think about it. So, yay, no gender roles. Just equality and balance and fairness, thanks.

posted October 07, 2013 08:58 PM            

HI LAZYSCARECROW!

I haven't read this whole thread, I just wanted to post this song that cracks me up...I dedicate this to the men of LL, who are manly enough to actually show up at a New Age forum.

Sensitive New Age Guys

posted October 07, 2013 09:12 PM            

That whole video is great...

"Let's go back to my yurt and have some kombucha"

posted October 07, 2013 09:23 PM            

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Originally posted by hannaramaa:
^ Where have you been?!

And YoursTruly, why are you so aggressive out of nowhere?

And Aquaguy, Padre probably didn't want to repeat himself because he stated examples of the differences between men and women today earlier in the thread.

There's nothing wrong with men who act like women, otherwise we're saying there's something wrong with women acting like men which are really disguised forms of misandry and misogyny when you think about it. So, yay, no gender roles. Just equality and balance and fairness, thanks.

If you don't want an effeminate man... then don't date an effeminate man? I'm not understanding getting riled up over something that you have the choice to control.

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posted October 07, 2013 11:01 PM            

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Originally posted by hannaramaa:
^ Where have you been?!

And YoursTruly, why are you so aggressive out of nowhere?

And Aquaguy, Padre probably didn't want to repeat himself because he stated examples of the differences between men and women today earlier in the thread.

There's nothing wrong with men who act like women, otherwise we're saying there's something wrong with women acting like men which are really disguised forms of misandry and misogyny when you think about it. So, yay, no gender roles. Just equality and balance and fairness, thanks.

If you don't want an effeminate man... then don't date an effeminate man? I'm not understanding getting riled up over something that you have the choice to control.

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Hey! I've still been lurking around every now and again. I decided to take a break from LL a while ago.

I had to get rid of my post on this thread because I just remembered why I took a break from LL...

posted October 08, 2013 12:48 AM            

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Originally posted by Lazyscarecrow:
Hey! I've still been lurking around every now and again. I decided to take a break from LL a while ago.

I had to get rid of my post on this thread because I just remembered why I took a break from LL...

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posted October 08, 2013 01:29 AM            

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Originally posted by Lexxigramer:
KarkaQueen{{{hugs}}}

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posted October 08, 2013 06:57 AM            

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Originally posted by Odette:
YTA - You're saying we're all dirty and full of sh*t - and that's not an insult?
And that our advice is like used toilet paper...

I can't even believe what I'm seeing from you. That was very nasty and uncalled for.

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posted October 08, 2013 08:28 AM            

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Originally posted by Lazyscarecrow:

Hey, Faith! I'm surprised I'm actually remembered. Anyway I hope you guys are doing well.

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Of course you are remembered!

posted October 08, 2013 04:23 PM            

Aquaguy, shouldn't you be studying for
your SAT I and IIs and/or ACTs?[/
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Haha I'm getting enrolled for spring classes as we speak. Problem is I also have the option to start a good job that pays a lot in March. So what do I do? Go on to school and be a broke college
student for 4 to 8 years or start a job
where I can make 50,000 and up to
120,000 a year? Frankly I'm leaning towards the 2nd option.

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Haha I'm getting enrolled for spring classes as we speak. Problem is I also have the option to start a good job that pays a lot in March. So what do I do? Go on to school and be a broke college
student for 4 to 8 years or start a job
where I can make 50,000 and up to
120,000 a year? Frankly I'm leaning towards the 2nd option.

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I would pick the 2nd option and pick up evening courses part time. Look into continuing education colleges that offer Saturday coursework. I knwo someone who did night classes once a week and classes all Saturday, and he finished college in 5 years part time. If you have the right job, they may even pay for most of the tuition.

Being a broke college kid makes no sense. The opportunity cost is far too high. If you make a good 100 grand and even if you spend a good 30 grand for a private college, you will still be ahead in terms of housing and healthcare. Also, nothing beats having being established in your career field and job experience always triumphs non-job experience.

Many college kids these days are struggling to find a good job, and I don't mean making coffee or flipping burgers! I personally know a guy who spent over 200 grand on his daughter with a Masters in Creative Writing. What does she do for a living? Starbucks Barista. Why? Her grades are really top notch but no real jobs around. That's a shame.

Bottom line. My recommendation is Option 2. But get all As in everything. Stay focused and keep your eye on the ball. Everything else doesn't matter.

Mitchell has already submitted his Early Action college application, and we're preparing the secondaries right now. He took his ACTs and SAT Is in the last two weeks for the final time. SAT IIs coming up (Calculus, Biology and AP Spanish).

posted October 08, 2013 05:10 PM            

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:

I would pick the 2nd option and pick up evening courses part time. Look into continuing education colleges that offer Saturday coursework. I knwo someone who did night classes once a week and classes all Saturday, and he finished college in 5 years part time. If you have the right job, they may even pay for most of the tuition.

Being a broke college kid makes no sense. The opportunity cost is far too high. If you make a good 100 grand and even if you spend a good 30 grand for a private college, you will still be ahead in terms of housing and healthcare. Also, nothing beats having being established in your career field and job experience always triumphs non-job experience.

Many college kids these days are struggling to find a good job, and I don't mean making coffee or flipping burgers! I personally know a guy who spent over 200 grand on his daughter with a Masters in Creative Writing. What does she do for a living? Starbucks Barista. Why? Her grades are really top notch but no real jobs around. That's a shame.

Bottom line. My recommendation is Option 2. But get all As in everything. Mitchell has already submitted his Early Action college application, and we're preparing the secondaries right now. He took his ACTs and SAT Is in the last two weeks.

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posted October 08, 2013 05:14 PM            

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Well thing is the job I would be doing is truck driving so there would be no time for school period. I would only be home like 2 days every 2 weeks.I would get to travel and see the whole country though and make a lot of money. Honestly,I have thought about being a truck driver for a long time. I love driving/traveling and seeing new places so it has always appealed to me.However mom has always disapproved of it and has tried to talk me out of it.But here lately I have bern doing a ton of research on it and I am liking what I'm seeing.I have also talked to a lot of truckers and they all love their job.I have found a good trucking company that is local and will pay for all my training and give me a job if I sign a 1 year contract. On top of that they will pay me 12$ an hr during training. I have done a lot of research and they seem like a top notch conpany to work for. I digged and digged and could not find a single negative employee review. I have pretty much made up my mind that I'm going to sign a contract to work for the company. I think i'll like being a trucker but if worst comes to worst I can work at it for a year or 2 and then go back to school.

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It's a good job that puts you ahead of the college kids. There's nothing to say that you can't bring along a book or two while you are on the road. Learning proper Spanish and French is useful given where you live. Learning how to manage your finances and investments is helpful. So does learning statistics and some mechanical engineering. Imagine the income you can generate if you know how to service a Peterbilt or a Mack.

posted October 08, 2013 05:44 PM            

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:
It's a good job that puts you ahead of the college kids. There's nothing to say that you can't bring along a book or two while you are on the road. Learning proper Spanish and French is useful given where you live. Learning how to manage your finances and investments is helpful. So does learning statistics and some mechanical engineering. Imagine the income you can generate if you know how to service a Peterbilt or a Mack.

You seen the A&E Show called Ice Road Truckers on the Alaskan North Slope?
They make more than most NYC
lawyers.

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