i haven't lived with my rents since i was 18.
At 18 i was rented a house and given $125 a week to spend on food and fun. Additionally all of my bills were paid (car/insurance/credit cards/ phone/ Tv/Net ect ect).
I never worked full time or held a steady job until i was 25. Even today i work only 14 hours a week and the majority of my bills are paid by my rents. The only thing i really pay myself is my car note.
I enjoy a relatively middle class existence not provided by myself. Am i proud of this? Not really. Am i ashamed of it, certainly not. Its just been my life. Nonetheless, I'm critically aware of the fact that mine is not the typical existence, it has been relatively charmed, and I am appreciative.
Its funny that you would take exception to it though.. does it bother you that Ive had it pretty easy?
Should have never left home.whosaywho sounds like your the one the lucked out to be honest
i still got you beat.. that movie 'the toy' was based on my life. He tried to give me hand-jobs but that part was edited out of the film.Well, that may sound good to you. However, my parents hired a mexican domestic servant (no papers -- no SSI) whose primary function was to give me handjobs. I had this luxury until I was able to trick someone into marrying me.
My parents also hired other kids to be my friends and they bought me a puppy.
cocainezz //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/yumyum.gif.0556df42231b304b9c995aefd13928a8.gif until, of course, you die in a fire. Actually, I think he would have been better off dying in a fire. Didn't he turn into Michael J. Fox or something?Richard pryor > a puppy.
My guess is that you were not aware of all his freedomz.I've always liked faulkton...
//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gifMy guess is that you were not aware of all his freedomz.