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Originally Posted by Berger_4_
Dude, we're like the same person. I'll do my best to help out people, hold the door, etc. for them. And when I see some of the wankster morons we've got walking around that are our age, I shake my head. It's unfortunate how they give us such a bad rap. Now, sometimes I do stupid things (as the burn on my leg from 2 weekends ago shows) but I do my damndest to not do that stuff in front of adults. I do my best not to swear in a public place, especially when there's kids around. Not to say I don't swear around people, I'm probably one of the most vulgar people I know. But to hear some of the stuff people say around kids is ridiculous.
/ego building
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Exactly how I feel. I know people say you should always be your self and crap like that but I think there's defenitly a time when certain things are appropriate and other times when they are not. The wankster kids also really bug me. Your white kids living in the suburbs. Your not hardcore ballers from south central. Stop dressing and acting like it. Trust me you'll get alot more respect.
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Originally Posted by Berger_4_
As for the value of a dollar thing. I've got a friend who's had 5 jobs in the past year. 5. How is that possible. I don't think he's lasted more than a week at a couple places...always complaining about the paycheck. Shut up and do your damn job. Sure it sucks, but hey, you've got a 17000 dollar truck that you got your parents to buy you and are going to have to "pay back". He's also the one who, while he's 17 grand in debt, dropped 300 dollars in Oilers jerseys just because he wanted to. And now just bought an xbox. Gah! I just want to slap some of this generation! Actually, I want to slap most of them.
/rant...for now 
On a slightly more positive note, I'm going to make a great old man. Get the hell off my lawn! Damn kids... |
Not to take a shot at Alberta or anything but my buddies here in Manitoba seem to have a better concept of money . It's not that their poorer or anything like that but they've grown up in a society where money is harder to get and therefor throw it around alot less. But yeah back in Alberta I have to shake my head at alot of friends purchases as their already building debt at 16-18 years old.