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5011
« on: July 01, 2016, 03:26:34 PM »
Nope
I have done so, but then it's when doing really braindead stuff like picnics with friends I have no desire to strengthen bonds with
5012
« on: July 01, 2016, 02:02:50 PM »
5013
« on: July 01, 2016, 01:59:33 PM »
"There is no pi-"
"The red one"
*points at the orange one*
Bitchhhhhhhhh
I don't care if you're colour blind, but if you're gonna have an attitude for no reason you can fuck off.
5014
« on: July 01, 2016, 01:53:38 PM »
I don't know how people can drink carbonated beverages. It just feels wrong. I used to pick carbonated water over regular, but now it's just obnoxious.
5015
« on: July 01, 2016, 12:16:44 PM »
Yeah... No. Completely disagree on this. A baby isn't a person just because it isn't grown up yet to think for itself and do for itself? Fuck that. Don't care what anyone says. This is wrong.
If you're not willing to argue you shouldn't be in Serious. If you're seriously gonna be this childish in the future I'm gonna report you.
Report him for his opinion?
That's childish.
Wow, I never thought about the hypocrisy. Really makes you think... (are you serious? If you are you're mistaken)
5016
« on: July 01, 2016, 11:47:00 AM »
Yeah... No. Completely disagree on this. A baby isn't a person just because it isn't grown up yet to think for itself and do for itself? Fuck that. Don't care what anyone says. This is wrong.
If you're not willing to argue you shouldn't be in Serious. If you're seriously gonna be this childish in the future I'm gonna report you.
5017
« on: July 01, 2016, 11:41:10 AM »
Fury movie posters, or a furry version of Furiosa?
5018
« on: July 01, 2016, 11:37:21 AM »
Pip is a faggot
5019
« on: July 01, 2016, 10:30:40 AM »
If Cowpie hit on you, how would you respond?
5020
« on: July 01, 2016, 03:35:28 AM »
They're good to show off with, but they can fuck up your knees really bad tbh
If that's true then so can squats.
5021
« on: June 30, 2016, 06:17:05 PM »
5022
« on: June 30, 2016, 06:05:39 PM »
I would know what living on your own is like, because my parents go on vacation every summer and leave me and my brother behind.
Home alone as a kid is nothing like living by yourself as an adult.
Yeah, feels like being an adult gives you more freedom and also a bit more responsibility.
Less freedom. Way, way less freedom.
What, you're not allowed to go outside? Is there some kind of rule that you have to have a family in order to access more freedom? What restrictions are there?
You admitted that adulthood begets more responsibility, and Turkey brought up a plethora of them.
Responsibility negates freedom. How can you be free when you're beholden to so many things?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JVILrFjemQ&feature=youtu.be&t=16s
How does responsibility negate freedom? Responsibility isn't an obligation, it's pressure. A man has more freedom outside of his dungeon even though he won't be getting food and safety from the dungeon.
It is obligation.
No, it isn't. You're not being thrown out, you're throwing out trash, or cooking your own food. You don't have to keep these things up, but you ought to. You're not gonna be spoonfed- no, but you are gonna be able to make your own food and eat it. You're gonna find means to make money on your own, and you're gonna manage your own small castle. The good man would do his best to improve the castle, but it isn't needed. You can have a shitty home and eat-take out everyday while living on wellfare.
Right, sorry. I had assumed that you didn't want to have an absolute shit life.
If I can choose to be shitty, there's no obligation. I don't get what your problem with it is though. What do you not like about responsibility?
5023
« on: June 30, 2016, 05:36:49 PM »
My point is that freedom isn't free time. Freedom is options.
5024
« on: June 30, 2016, 05:34:14 PM »
I would know what living on your own is like, because my parents go on vacation every summer and leave me and my brother behind.
Home alone as a kid is nothing like living by yourself as an adult.
Yeah, feels like being an adult gives you more freedom and also a bit more responsibility.
Less freedom. Way, way less freedom.
What, you're not allowed to go outside? Is there some kind of rule that you have to have a family in order to access more freedom? What restrictions are there?
You admitted that adulthood begets more responsibility, and Turkey brought up a plethora of them.
Responsibility negates freedom. How can you be free when you're beholden to so many things?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JVILrFjemQ&feature=youtu.be&t=16s
How does responsibility negate freedom? Responsibility isn't an obligation, it's pressure. A man has more freedom outside of his dungeon even though he won't be getting food and safety from the dungeon.
It is obligation.
No, it isn't. You're not being thrown out, you're throwing out trash, or cooking your own food. You don't have to keep these things up, but you ought to. You're not gonna be spoonfed- no, but you are gonna be able to make your own food and eat it. You're gonna find means to make money on your own, and you're gonna manage your own small castle. The good man would do his best to improve the castle, but it isn't needed. You can have a shitty home and eat-take out everyday while living on wellfare. Brushing your teeth isn't an obligation either, but it is something you ought to do. If you put down the effort you'll be rewarded with healthy teeth. If you workout your muscles you will get strong muscles.
5025
« on: June 30, 2016, 05:19:43 PM »
I would know what living on your own is like, because my parents go on vacation every summer and leave me and my brother behind.
Home alone as a kid is nothing like living by yourself as an adult.
Yeah, feels like being an adult gives you more freedom and also a bit more responsibility.
Less freedom. Way, way less freedom.
What, you're not allowed to go outside? Is there some kind of rule that you have to have a family in order to access more freedom? What restrictions are there?
You admitted that adulthood begets more responsibility, and Turkey brought up a plethora of them.
Responsibility negates freedom. How can you be free when you're beholden to so many things?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JVILrFjemQ&feature=youtu.be&t=16sHow does responsibility negate freedom? Responsibility isn't an obligation, it's pressure. A man has more freedom outside of his dungeon even though he won't be getting food and safety from the dungeon.
5026
« on: June 30, 2016, 05:14:11 PM »
So what exactly ARE the negatives of consuming big bad GMOs?
You're highly likely to support Monsanto as they're the major GMO company, and that's bad because they're evil. Like, they're legitimately an evil company that only cares about profit.
5027
« on: June 30, 2016, 05:11:26 PM »
I would know what living on your own is like, because my parents go on vacation every summer and leave me and my brother behind.
Home alone as a kid is nothing like living by yourself as an adult.
Yeah, feels like being an adult gives you more freedom and also a bit more responsibility.
Less freedom. Way, way less freedom.
What, you're not allowed to go outside? Is there some kind of rule that you have to have a family in order to access more freedom? What restrictions are there?
5028
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:45:32 PM »
I've thought about making threads like these many times, but everytime I do I sort of wake up and feel like I don't really want to die.
5029
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:43:05 PM »
Racoon
5030
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:41:37 PM »
Someone's not good at admitting they were wrong.
Wrong about...?
Are you looking to live in a dorm or an apartment when you go to college?
Apartment. I don't think dorms exist here
5031
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:40:28 PM »
I still can't do one with my left leg, but I've improved
That's all you can ask for!
wut
"I've improved."
That's all you can ask for 
As in, improvement is good...
Huh, weird expression
5032
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:23:13 PM »
I'm starting to think that you're saying this because you were taken aback by the fact that you don't have servants to clean and cook for you, and so you type out how difficult it is to live on your own.
I don't feel a need to list chores for some dumb teen on the internet who thinks insurance is optional and believes extent of home care is cleaning the fridge and vacuuming.
I didn't tell you it was difficult, I said there are significantly more responsibilities than you are aware of.
Someone's not good at admitting they were wrong.
5033
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:21:19 PM »
I don't think that gaming has taught me anything major
5034
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:18:06 PM »
I would know what living on your own is like, because my parents go on vacation every summer and leave me and my brother behind.
Home alone as a kid is nothing like living by yourself as an adult.
Yeah, feels like being an adult gives you more freedom and also a bit more responsibility.
"a bit more"
Rent, utility bills, internet/cell phone bills, insurance, car payments, paying for literally every object in your house, working full time, cleaning the house, maintaining the yard, caring for pets, etc.
These are optional, except cleaning your house, which isn't something that only adults do. What do you think, I let the house get messy for 2 months? That I just reuse the clothes that I've used? Cleaning has always been something that I do.
Also, working fulltime doesn't have to do with living on your own
I'm confused about which of those you think are optional. And yes, I can guarantee that you, as a teenager living with your parents, have never cleaned or maintained a house to the extent that a responsible homeowner/renter would themselves.
You said you understand what living independently is like because your parents vacationed for a couple months as a kid and your brother worked, which is just ridiculous. I'm not trying to discourage you; I'm just giving examples of things that you should expect once you move.
What do you mean? I've cleaned the fridge, vacuum cleaned the floor, done the dishes, and cleaned my clothes. What else is there? What am I missing out on?
Are you joking?
I'm starting to think that you're saying this because you were taken aback by the fact that you don't have servants to clean and cook for you, and so you type out how difficult it is to live on your own.
5035
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:11:13 PM »
I don't think I have a role model. Oh yeah, Sherlock Holmes used to be mine.
5036
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:08:08 PM »
I'm quite content in my grandparents' attic.
Besides, grandma needs some help looking after granpa lately. His health ain't all too well.
LOOOL that's where you live? I thought you lived in some cabin in the middle of nowhere or something.
Well, that attic could be in some cabin in the middle of nowhere.
Something tells me it is
5037
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:07:26 PM »
I would know what living on your own is like, because my parents go on vacation every summer and leave me and my brother behind.
Home alone as a kid is nothing like living by yourself as an adult.
Yeah, feels like being an adult gives you more freedom and also a bit more responsibility.
"a bit more"
Rent, utility bills, internet/cell phone bills, insurance, car payments, paying for literally every object in your house, working full time, cleaning the house, maintaining the yard, caring for pets, etc.
These are optional, except cleaning your house, which isn't something that only adults do. What do you think, I let the house get messy for 2 months? That I just reuse the clothes that I've used? Cleaning has always been something that I do.
Also, working fulltime doesn't have to do with living on your own
I'm confused about which of those you think are optional. And yes, I can guarantee that you, as a teenager living with your parents, have never cleaned or maintained a house to the extent that a responsible homeowner/renter would themselves.
You said you understand what living independently is like because your parents vacationed for a couple months as a kid and your brother worked, which is just ridiculous. I'm not trying to discourage you; I'm just giving examples of things that you should expect once you move.
What do you mean? I've cleaned the fridge, vacuum cleaned the floor, done the dishes, and cleaned my clothes. What else is there? What am I missing out on? I'm still thinking that I have it all figured out, because you've yet to bring up something that I haven't thought of.
5038
« on: June 30, 2016, 04:00:11 PM »
I still can't do one with my left leg, but I've improved
That's all you can ask for!
wut
5039
« on: June 30, 2016, 03:58:59 PM »
I'm quite content in my grandparents' attic.
Besides, grandma needs some help looking after granpa lately. His health ain't all too well.
LOOOL that's where you live? I thought you lived in some cabin in the middle of nowhere or something.
5040
« on: June 30, 2016, 03:55:27 PM »
I would know what living on your own is like, because my parents go on vacation every summer and leave me and my brother behind.
Home alone as a kid is nothing like living by yourself as an adult.
Yeah, feels like being an adult gives you more freedom and also a bit more responsibility.
"a bit more"
Rent, utility bills, internet/cell phone bills, insurance, car payments, paying for literally every object in your house, working full time, cleaning the house, maintaining the yard, caring for pets, etc.
These are optional, except cleaning your house, which isn't something that only adults do. What do you think, I let the house get messy for 2 months? That I just reuse the clothes that I've used? Cleaning has always been something that I do. Also, working fulltime doesn't have to do with living on your own
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