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seniorjudge

Guest
gaumless, gormless -- (British informal)

=> stupid (vs. smart) -- (lacking or marked by lack of intellectual acuity)


Bloody blimey!
 

AHA

Senior Member
"you are a dickhead who likes getting ****ed in the ass"

Wow, that's mature.....not

"We don't like you, stop writing you "macho man". There is no room for you in this new day and age"

Does the internet have a limit of how many people can use it???? Do you own this message board and get to decided who posts here or not??

"If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all"

Reading some of the profanities you wrote, this rule applies to everyone but yourself obviously. What a bigott! Congrats.
Let me guess, you are a teen who doesn't get everything you want from your parents...what a horrible life....
 

nanaII

Member
Kids!

The reason she doesn't get along with her parents is BECAUSE she probably got pregnant at 15, and may be up to some of the same behavior. Kids sometimes think they have it bad at home, but once they are grappling with what life is like on the outside, home doesn't seem so bad. She may have a place to go to for now, but I guarantee if she doesn't immediately get a job, those parents are not going to want her "freeloading" off of them. Where will she go then? Also, finding a full-time job at her age without at least a high school diploma is going to be tough (a lot of college graduates can't even find a job right now), and if she does find a job, it probably won't pay enough for her to live on her own. It will be an eye-opening experience for her. I wish I had parents to go home to... I hope she is reading this. I have a niece who kept showing up on my doorstep because her parents got sick and tired of trying to help her out. They now want nothing to do with her. Once she is "emancipated", she may find herself in the same boat (without the proverbial "paddle").
 

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