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18 December 2003, 12:23 PM
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I like your Dad more and more each day.
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Moan, moan rant rant.... it's all you ever do
Grow up and take some respnsibility for your actions. Never heard an 18 year old sound so feckin pathetic
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18 December 2003, 12:37 PM
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Chaos, you sound just like an apprentice that I used to give a lift to work. He was 18 and full of ****, moan, moan ,moan, me,me,me. It was always someone elses fault or he always wanted a rise when he did bu66er all. The company got rid of him but not before I stopped giving him a lift to work. I used to turn up at his house on time and he made me wait 10 mins while he did his hair. No amount of explaining would make him be prompt so I didn't turn up one day...
Bite your tounge, get a job and buy your own place. That's what I did. No one owes you a living, its hard work.
F
PS I hope he doesn't go and top himself now that the full horror of reality is dawning!
Bite your tounge, get a job and buy your own place. That's what I did. No one owes you a living, its hard work.
F
PS I hope he doesn't go and top himself now that the full horror of reality is dawning!
18 December 2003, 12:40 PM
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Chaos,
Just my experience but as a parent you love your kids unconditionally. Whether they are rude to you or whatever you still love them. My daughter is 10 and at the moment can be a right little madam. She shouts at us, is rude and nasty and so on and so forth. Some times we argue back, but we try just to send her to her room so we can all calm down. In the end someone says sorry, often her, and we all make up.
Sadly for her at the end of the day it is my house so we follow my rules. When she has her own house she can set the rules.
I guess the difference between you and her is she's only 10 so hasn't quite figured all this out yet. I would hope that by the time she gets to 18 she'd be mature enough to understand this.
You haven't said what the row was about, but most rows start off with something petty so maybe you just have to learn to give yourself some space if a row is brewing. Then it won't go into a full scale row so there are no bad feelings afterwards. No bad feelings equals a more harmonious house.
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Just my experience but as a parent you love your kids unconditionally. Whether they are rude to you or whatever you still love them. My daughter is 10 and at the moment can be a right little madam. She shouts at us, is rude and nasty and so on and so forth. Some times we argue back, but we try just to send her to her room so we can all calm down. In the end someone says sorry, often her, and we all make up.
Sadly for her at the end of the day it is my house so we follow my rules. When she has her own house she can set the rules.
I guess the difference between you and her is she's only 10 so hasn't quite figured all this out yet. I would hope that by the time she gets to 18 she'd be mature enough to understand this.
You haven't said what the row was about, but most rows start off with something petty so maybe you just have to learn to give yourself some space if a row is brewing. Then it won't go into a full scale row so there are no bad feelings afterwards. No bad feelings equals a more harmonious house.
Dave
18 December 2003, 01:43 PM
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I guess the difference between you and her is she's only 10 so hasn't quite figured all this out yet. I would hope that by the time she gets to 18 she'd be mature enough to understand this.
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18 December 2003, 03:27 PM
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Chaos you're full of ****!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was kicked out the house when i was 15 years old (no it wasn't my fault) and i survived just fine and was renting places when i was 16-17 on my own. I didn't need ******* handouts from Mummy and Daddy either.
() I still say its impossible to have a reasonable sort of lifestyle when 95% of your wages are being pished out on a ruddy house, bills, food, clothes[oxfam stuff]. It would be impossible to have a social life so it wouldnt be worth the effort, would it? I mean 600 quid!! Bet I could get a fekin morgage for that!! PMSL
we'll see what happens anyway..
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18 December 2003, 04:26 PM
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£199 + a bottle of vodka a month round here gets you a nice flat in smack-head palace.
i say + bottle of vodka because a friend of mine was going to his flat when a druggie tried to mug him, so he sashed the bottle of vodka round his head.
me not livin there!
but if you really wanna leave................
i say + bottle of vodka because a friend of mine was going to his flat when a druggie tried to mug him, so he sashed the bottle of vodka round his head.
me not livin there!
but if you really wanna leave................
18 December 2003, 04:29 PM
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LOL Chaos the thought that someday you might have some responsibility frankly scares me
And PMSL laughing at 600pcm rent, wtf do u wanna rent?
And PMSL laughing at 600pcm rent, wtf do u wanna rent?
18 December 2003, 04:39 PM
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600pcm is the cheapest I can find around here, and a pretty basic house at that, it goes up to really stupid prices, unless I move to some ****ty area like salford and have to deal with druggies and muggings and general aggro.
life sucks man.
cha0s
life sucks man.
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18 December 2003, 04:44 PM
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Rent a room in a house with a load of other people you goon!!
Doesn't sound to me like ickle Chaos is really serious about moving out though..
Doesn't sound to me like ickle Chaos is really serious about moving out though..
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Rent a room in a house with a load of other people you goon!!
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18 December 2003, 05:05 PM
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Dont live with others..
they dont flush the toilet
they steal all your food from the fridge
You go away and come back to find Stains on your bed
they live in a fantasy world of all been mates
They could smell
they will try to fukk your girlfriend/boyfriend.
they dont flush the toilet
they steal all your food from the fridge
You go away and come back to find Stains on your bed
they live in a fantasy world of all been mates
They could smell
they will try to fukk your girlfriend/boyfriend.
18 December 2003, 05:07 PM
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Dont live with others..
they dont flush the toilet
they steal all your food from the fridge
You go away and come back to find Stains on your bed
they live in a fantasy world of all been mates
They could smell
they will try to fukk your girlfriend/boyfriend.
they dont flush the toilet
they steal all your food from the fridge
You go away and come back to find Stains on your bed
they live in a fantasy world of all been mates
They could smell
they will try to fukk your girlfriend/boyfriend.
18 December 2003, 05:10 PM
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Chaos you think you have all the answers Try looking in the local paper and you often come across people looking for flatmates/lodgers. You don't need friends to hold your hand.
Try looking in the local paper and you often come across people looking for flatmates/lodgers. You don't need friends to hold your hand.
18 December 2003, 05:52 PM
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chip;
no fun with baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarbara tonight? She been spruiced up and has a pretty pink bow tied in her hair, her hind legs aren't too big, so they'll fit down your wellies fairly easily, so no need for the KY jelly!! unlike Bill anyhow
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no fun with baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarbara tonight? She been spruiced up and has a pretty pink bow tied in her hair, her hind legs aren't too big, so they'll fit down your wellies fairly easily, so no need for the KY jelly!!
unlike Bill anyhowcha0s[baaar]
18 December 2003, 08:15 PM
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Bloody hell, thought 'The Living Years' by Mike and the Mechanics was going to start playing for a while back there, Chaos you seem to have issues (based on previous threads, you seem very tense and aggressive ?
I prescribe looser underwear, no Stellas for a week and a good W*nk (on your own).
I prescribe looser underwear, no Stellas for a week and a good W*nk (on your own).
19 December 2003, 12:12 PM
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Everything you say Chaos indicates that you are particularly self centred and not prepared to admit that anyone else might be right and you in the wrong. You appear to behave like a spoilt child and that you want your own way all the time. If you want to go through life like that, fine, but you will always have an unhappy time with few good friends that you can depend on.
One day you may realise that your father was concerned for your welfare and when you have lost him you may find yourself very sorry.
You should realise that in the real world you can't always expect to do exactly as you want, and that sometimes it is better all round to fit in with other people's requirements.
Les
One day you may realise that your father was concerned for your welfare and when you have lost him you may find yourself very sorry.
You should realise that in the real world you can't always expect to do exactly as you want, and that sometimes it is better all round to fit in with other people's requirements.
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19 December 2003, 12:18 PM
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I was trying to avoid this, but if you were my child I'd be disappointed in myself for bringing up such a self centred. arrogant spoilt brat as you are superbly showing all the traits of being.
If you don't like living with your parents, get a job, find somewhere else to live. I'm sure your parents have no wish to spend the holiday season with a prat like you either.
If you don't like living with your parents, get a job, find somewhere else to live. I'm sure your parents have no wish to spend the holiday season with a prat like you either.
