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My dad is 81 one while my mom in 51 whilst I am 15 We do fine :twss:

Hehe Asians scare easily. I think I was like 10 though. Back when I played Neopets like the cool kids. When was Neopets ever cool...?

Hehe Asians scare easily.

What you don't see in the picture is the roofies in the glasses :D

We need to get our basic needs to survive. But other then that there is so many different ways to live life, the only problem is when society tends to put up walls. My parents usually tell me that I should get good grades so I could get into a good school and get a good job and be happy with my life. But is that really the only option that will make me happy? Will it even make me that happy at all? If you play your cards right it should.

LMaO I remember that Kota stuffs them in his bra

Doesn't even sound like you killed him once... I agree with Squisher, Nomad was a pushover. With low herblore and summon, and fairly low melee combats, I killed him second try using welfare gear :x

I don't see how?

So your goal in life is to end up in jail or dead?

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I know that was probably a quote or something but I couldn't agree with you more. I hate elitism because it's making my life really easy and fun but at the same time I despise myself for reaping in all the benefits of being part of them. In acadamia, atleast (and the good looking persons club). Then I look at my friends who are just as smart as me but were born in a different part of town, with poorer parents, and they're stuck with [cabbage]ty lives and my heart sinks. I think you're on the right path for the future though. Any teenager with even a little bit of foresight will realize that working hard will lead to more open doors in the future, yet so many fail to realize this. You're also setting yourself to get beaten up by those same kids for acting like you're higher than them, so avoid letting anyone know your exam grades or any of your accomplishments. It's worked for me :thumbup: Not a quote unless it's something buried deep within my subconscious. I feel the same way: my high standard of living is assured by my parent's position near the top of the status quo pyramid. It renders any personal victory depressing, as I am forced to question whether or not it was actually something that I earned, or something that I was fortunate enough to be given. You have to work to keep the status.

If that's trolling; GTFO. If not, you might want to see a doctor, or more likely, a psychologist. Why that happens to me too... :wall:

Runescape pokemon battle was pure genious :mrgreen:

:unsure: Brian from Family Guy leaning against a bowling ally outside wall?

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I know that was probably a quote or something but I couldn't agree with you more. I hate elitism because it's making my life really easy and fun but at the same time I despise myself for reaping in all the benefits of being part of them. In acadamia, atleast (and the good looking persons club). Then I look at my friends who are just as smart as me but were born in a different part of town, with poorer parents, and they're stuck with [cabbage]ty lives and my heart sinks. I think you're on the right path for the future though. Any teenager with even a little bit of foresight will realize that working hard will lead to more open doors in the future, yet so many fail to realize this. You're also setting yourself to get beaten up by those same kids for acting like you're higher than them, so avoid letting anyone know your exam grades or any of your accomplishments. It's worked for me :thumbup: In reality I don't talk to them, I really only share grades with my actual friends, who tend be smart also. EDIT: Fixed the sentence.. Saw I used which instead of who, and that would have been grammatically incorrect.

Go [bleep] yourself. You do realize that if everyone had the same mentality as you, the world would be a really sad place right now right? Well either that or the majority of the world who would be your slaves would probably do something really, really violent. There's a reason the world has become a nicer place. It wasn't because people just magically got nicer. It was because we learned that enslaving people or saying weak people like jews should die probably doesn't work out well in the end for anyone. One thing: I didn't go from uneducated people to black people, I simply tried to relate the argument to both sides if you can understand what I mean. But Andvan isn't completely wrong; the most motivated people do excel in the end. You need to be motivated to reach high offices, make a serious career and make a name for your self. People who don't generally tend to work under those people. Also I'm Jewish and I've no idea what you mean by " It was because we learned that enslaving people or saying weak people like jews should die probably doesn't work out well in the end for anyone."

How do you know you hate a skill if you've never trained it before?

Boring

So 4chan reached them too? Haha I'm actually supporting 4chan a little bit atm, I hate anti pirating sites.

Your sister sounds like a complete [developmentally delayed].

Because trying to scrap up a few dollars for a place to sleep and eat isn't a bigger headache?

Experience. :lol: Yeah, there's a difference between being homeless and living a easy life with all the comforts that a good job and consistent income provide you with. Those luxuries cost money, as does health care, education, roads, hospitals, schools. This is just all different types of stupid. I agree.

Yes, it may help. But if I were to earn a lot of money it would be by enjoying the process of earning it, and the money just being something on the side. That's why people try to go into careers that they enjoy.