The spite, hate, rage, apathy and mild irritation thread...

[gunslinger_burrito]

^^^Yup. Almost every time I've moved, no matter how organized I try to be, I always end up throwing a bunch of shit in grocery bags or whatever and piling it in my car.

Also...
It appears as if soundcloud now has it's own bots, facebook style.... what?

[Twangasaurus]

I decided sometime around 1am last night that I really wanted a nice, decent watch so I spent all day researching and I've come to despise the process. Usually I love this sort of thing, it's one of the reasons why I like gear so much. Researching cool shiny things is fun.

Fuck watches though, everything I look at and like is fucking $2000+. I can't do it. Nope. I don't care how much engineering, love and history goes into a watch, I won't pay $2000 - $8000 for something that my phone already does.

[Uncle Grandfather]

tracking info is fucked on usps or something, maybe the follydays rush. expecting pedals that don't arrive. expecting updates that don't happen. expecting the empty hole in my life to be filled by material possesions.

[snipelfritz]

Dear places of business, please be open when your website which hasn't been updated in nearly 3 years says. Or change your website.

[gunslinger_burrito]

I have to see the ex-girl one more time to get some stuff back from her, and to give her the christmas gift I went kind of far out of my way to get barely a week before we broke up. . . it's too soon to see her again

[gunslinger_burrito]

Fuck, the only time I can meet her to get my stuff back in the near future is fucking christmas eve..... I hope I don't end up getting (too) plastered at my family's house....

[sylnau]

expecting the empty hole in my life to be filled.

I have a big one in my life that material things cannot fill.

[dubkitty]

i have a huge hole in me shaped like the Little House in the Redwoods and the woman i shared it with. someone on another forum said something really profound tonight: "can i gently suggest thast you've given Kimmie enough? she doesn't deserve your present, too." i want to try to hold onto that.

[spacelordmother]

"Strap locks" coming in as a late addition to my Christmas list.

[gunslinger_burrito]

"Strap locks" coming in as a late addition to my Christmas list.

????
Go get some washers from the hardware store

[Wes Mantooth]

My semester is technically over but I still have 20 pages of my term paper to do, so hard to motivate myself. Well the deadline being tomorrow before midnight should work

[PetZounds]

The following rant is going to sound really self-entitled, but I'm frustrated.

Backstory:
I had three older siblings and all of them were told by my parents that if they went to college and didn't work a job, my parents would provide everything for them. This stipulation arose because my mom dropped out of college while she was working a job on the side, because she made too good of money to want to waste her time in school. Anyway, none of my siblings decided they wanted to go to college and live off of my parents. They all wanted to do their own thing. None of them ever did too well in school anyway or really cared about college.

I did well in high school, got a partial scholarship to a decent university, and my parents made me the same deal. I just had to go to school, get good grades, and be a full time student with no job and they'd take care of my expenses. I went through my first year of school and everything was fine. Then, this summer, my mom decided to quit her job (which was the majority of my parents' income). She used the money from their retirement fund to purchase a small newspaper of sorts that is distributed around where my hometown is. It's free and makes all its money from ad revenue. So now not only are they only living off of my dad's income, she's working day and night trying to get this paper off the ground and putting a lot of resources into it.

So now money's tight. So I offer to get a job to help and my mom refuses to allow me to. But every month, the checks are getting smaller and smaller and coming closer and closer to the last minute. I worked two jobs this summer and saved it all, and I don't have a penny of it left. I'm having panic attacks every month because I'm terrified of the numbers in my bank account. But my mother insists things are fine, things will work out, blah blah blah. "The paper has the potential to make x dollars per month if I just fill up the ad spaces!" It sounds like some sort of pyramid scheme where my mom is the one who sold herself the product.

I know that no one is forcing me to live off my parents, I could go get loans, etc. But I just wish I had known this going into college, or even prior to making my living plans for this year. I would have at least been expecting it and could have planned accordingly.

This is such a stupid thing to complain about, because at least I'm in a position where I can go to college, but I'm just kind of pissed off right now and I've been laying in bed thinking about it for the last two hours and just had to get it off my chest. If you read this whole thing, I really appreciate it. I promise I'm not always this big of a baby.

[kbit]

Work tonight was insane, holy hell.
Cannot wait to go to sleep soon.

[fishtankdork]

This girl won't leave me alone, texting, calling, following me around. Totally ruined my fun at a show last night. And Shes the one that broke up with me. I want her back and she and I have no idea what she wants. I'm packing my bags to drive up to nj/pa to escape. For like 15 days. Fucking aye.

[MEC]

The following rant is going to sound really self-entitled, but I'm frustrated.

Backstory:
I had three older siblings and all of them were told by my parents that if they went to college and didn't work a job, my parents would provide everything for them. This stipulation arose because my mom dropped out of college while she was working a job on the side, because she made too good of money to want to waste her time in school. Anyway, none of my siblings decided they wanted to go to college and live off of my parents. They all wanted to do their own thing. None of them ever did too well in school anyway or really cared about college.

I did well in high school, got a partial scholarship to a decent university, and my parents made me the same deal. I just had to go to school, get good grades, and be a full time student with no job and they'd take care of my expenses. I went through my first year of school and everything was fine. Then, this summer, my mom decided to quit her job (which was the majority of my parents' income). She used the money from their retirement fund to purchase a small newspaper of sorts that is distributed around where my hometown is. It's free and makes all its money from ad revenue. So now not only are they only living off of my dad's income, she's working day and night trying to get this paper off the ground and putting a lot of resources into it.

So now money's tight. So I offer to get a job to help and my mom refuses to allow me to. But every month, the checks are getting smaller and smaller and coming closer and closer to the last minute. I worked two jobs this summer and saved it all, and I don't have a penny of it left. I'm having panic attacks every month because I'm terrified of the numbers in my bank account. But my mother insists things are fine, things will work out, blah blah blah. "The paper has the potential to make x dollars per month if I just fill up the ad spaces!" It sounds like some sort of pyramid scheme where my mom is the one who sold herself the product.

I know that no one is forcing me to live off my parents, I could go get loans, etc. But I just wish I had known this going into college, or even prior to making my living plans for this year. I would have at least been expecting it and could have planned accordingly.

This is such a stupid thing to complain about, because at least I'm in a position where I can go to college, but I'm just kind of pissed off right now and I've been laying in bed thinking about it for the last two hours and just had to get it off my chest. If you read this whole thing, I really appreciate it. I promise I'm not always this big of a baby.

Just get a side job and don't tell her about it.
Also, make sure you tell her how much you appreciate her help (even when the checks are less than before and arrive late).