Goddamn, Elane Senfeld

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Cheryl David > Elaine Benes

Grotewold wrote:Cheryl David > Elaine Benes

I think Elaine can take a dick a little better.

Grotewold wrote:Cheryl David > Elaine Benes

wat

better at pushups maybe

CrashburnAlley wrote:

Grotewold wrote:Cheryl David > Elaine Benes

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uncle milt's point is well taken.

the part about not living with my parents does surprisingly little for me since i'm not actually any good with women, so no big loss there.

if i did move out it would be for the purpose of saving money and going back to school. i think buying a car would become a necessity, so add that to the things i'd be paying for. the only deterrent there is that i don't know how committed i'll actually be to saving money. it certainly wouldn't be to have more weekend spending money.

my parents would welcome me back, yes.


if i want to go back to school (which i do), i'll likely want to switch to a steady work shift, which could take a while. but having the stability of living at home and not having to worry about a few extra hundred a month on rent and utilities would make that transition a lot easier.

really the only thing i don't want to have to worry about is the physical act of moving everything back in, but i'm probably gonna have to do that somewhere anyway.

I guess it's not all that bad, since your parents in the Northeast instead of the suburbs. if I moved home, i'd learn to whittle

Man, I hate my neighborhood though (and commuting from it).

all the neighbors gon laugh that you have to move back in

The Savior wrote:all the neighbors gon laugh that you have to move back in

The Northeast in a nutshell.

PrattRules wrote:

Bucky wrote:

MrsVox wrote:

PrattRules wrote:Finally got some good news today. My autistic brother, who I am very close to, was accepted into an autistic specialty school not too far away from our house. The school will provide him with life skills such as cooking and cleaning, in addition to a focus on speech development. Currently, my brother is seven years old and still non-verbal. So, with class sizes of six, my brother can finally work on verbal communication with specialists and be in an environment of his peers.

I also got a bite on a job. I'm proclaiming this the "summer of pratt rules" as of now.

That's great!

Yes, that is awesome news Pratty. What school? The right people can make all the difference. I've heard many first-hand stories of kids on the spectrum whom break through the verbal barrier when introduced to the proper environment and therapies....

Thanks for asking. He was accepted to the NHS Autism School at Woodhaven in Northeast Philly. I'm taking the tour of the facility later next week, but from everything I've heard, it's one of the best places for an autistic child to learn. The best part about the school is that it guarantees education until 21.

Thanks Bucky, for asking this, and Pratt for answering. We have a friend in PA with a 3-yo who is non-verbal.

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PrattRules wrote:

The Savior wrote:all the neighbors gon laugh that you have to move back in

The Northeast in a nutshell.

Haha, I had thought of that too. Plus, this piece of awesomeness: My sister was at a bar a couple weeks ago and somehow it came up that I was her older brother. Some dude she didn't know (and whom I don't know, either) says "You're Kevin's brother? He's an asshole." My sister's a Grade A bitch so she ripped the guy a new one. Apparently my legend has spread. I'm pretty pumped about it.

One of the few things I legitimately hate about this country or maybe it's just New Jersey, I have no idea, is the ridiculous zoning bullshit people have to go through to do shit with their own property.

One dude I know is a certified mechanic and can't afford a shop anymore, but he has a huge garage with a lift in it so he could work from home. They won't let him because the neighbors are worried about the "noise pollution" or some other nonsense phrase. The closest house is like 75 yards away.

Stupid, stupid, stupid.

someone in the hallway just screamed, "YESSSSSSSSS!!!!

NOOOOOOOOO!! NOOO! NOOOOOOOO!"

The Nightman Cometh wrote:One of the few things I legitimately hate about this country or maybe it's just New Jersey, I have no idea, is the ridiculous zoning $#@! people have to go through to do $#@! with their own property.

One dude I know is a certified mechanic and can't afford a shop anymore, but he has a huge garage with a lift in it so he could work from home. They won't let him because the neighbors are worried about the "noise pollution" or some other nonsense phrase. The closest house is like 75 yards away.

Stupid, stupid, stupid.

no this is in a lot of places. and it's not stupid. Moral: if you're gonna buy a house, know the rules before you do it. If you don't like the rules of the area, look elsewhere.

Bucky wrote:

The Nightman Cometh wrote:One of the few things I legitimately hate about this country or maybe it's just New Jersey, I have no idea, is the ridiculous zoning $#@! people have to go through to do $#@! with their own property.

One dude I know is a certified mechanic and can't afford a shop anymore, but he has a huge garage with a lift in it so he could work from home. They won't let him because the neighbors are worried about the "noise pollution" or some other nonsense phrase. The closest house is like 75 yards away.

Stupid, stupid, stupid.

no this is in a lot of places. and it's not stupid. Moral: if you're gonna buy a house, know the rules before you do it. If you don't like the rules of the area, look elsewhere.

Take it to the land use planning thread.

Bucky wrote:

The Nightman Cometh wrote:One of the few things I legitimately hate about this country or maybe it's just New Jersey, I have no idea, is the ridiculous zoning $#@! people have to go through to do $#@! with their own property.

One dude I know is a certified mechanic and can't afford a shop anymore, but he has a huge garage with a lift in it so he could work from home. They won't let him because the neighbors are worried about the "noise pollution" or some other nonsense phrase. The closest house is like 75 yards away.

Stupid, stupid, stupid.

no this is in a lot of places. and it's not stupid. Moral: if you're gonna buy a house, know the rules before you do it. If you don't like the rules of the area, look elsewhere.

No rule against running a business out of your house, you just have to be arbitrarily decided in favor of your proposed business.

Not to mention being told what you can or can not do with your property as long as it does not invade the space, privacy or safety of anyone else seems inherently stupid to me, but to each his own. I imagine when I'm older and things like someone's grass not being properly trimmed start bothering me I might change my opinion, but for now it seems ass.