BC is having a rough day, all this truth keeps getting him down. I'm sure Mariah doesn't give 2 shits about his little temper tantrum. Regardless of their respective careers I give her a lot more respect as an American, a parent, and a human being. His daughter may be in "pretty good shape" financially, but Mariah's son will have been taught that people less fortunate are no less deserving of compassion than anybody else and that's worth a lot more.
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BC has the attitude of a diseased cunt. For a guy in the profession that he is in and the god squad principles he is following I find it all very disturbing. Something doesn't quite add up.
Mayhem
Banned
Holy fuck! :eek: Mega's back! I recognized the blurb under the name, but couldn't remember who it belonged to.
And for the record Mega, while you were gone, I got Obama re-elected and I did it without your help. So feel the burn. Feel the fuckin' burn!
If anybody has had a rough go of it is you and a particularly bad week by all accounts. It's dumbasses like you that speak from a position of what you want. I speak as a do'er. I am the one that is having my deductible raised by over 5000 dollars each year. I am the one that deposits payroll into accounts for the 14 people that I employ each and every week. You probably haven't made a payroll in your life. Don't talk about my daughter you sack of shit. She suffered a near death accident in 2004 that left her with no hearing in her left ear. She has learned far more at the age of 18 than you ever will. Motherfucker.
I don't know who hot mega is, the writing under my name is system generated.
And yes Chopper, one of the biggest questions in my mind is how the far right bible thumpers can reconcile their love of god with their love of guns and their complete lack of empathy for others.
Sure thing BC, your daughter is a hero because she is deaf in one ear. And of course both her and yourself are worth more as human beings than I am, because that's a perfectly reasonable conclusion for you to make here.
And what I want is for everyone to have the same opportunities in this country, because my kids are a part of it. Are you implying that you do not speak from a position of what you want? What you want is to not have to contribute a single cent that will help people who are not you.
And yes Chopper, one of the biggest questions in my mind is how the far right bible thumpers can reconcile their love of god with their love of guns and their complete lack of empathy for others.
Sure thing BC, your daughter is a hero because she is deaf in one ear. And of course both her and yourself are worth more as human beings than I am, because that's a perfectly reasonable conclusion for you to make here.
And what I want is for everyone to have the same opportunities in this country, because my kids are a part of it. Are you implying that you do not speak from a position of what you want? What you want is to not have to contribute a single cent that will help people who are not you.
Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
I remember the first time I said, "wow, it sucks being an adult". It was the day I disconnected my mother from life support. She was the first one I had to do it to....I thought to myself, time to nut up, I took 2 Valium in front of the doctor, and washed then down with a slug from the flask I brought, looked at the doctor, and told him, they really ought to have a bar in this place, then went in the waiting area and pondered the difference between killing, and murder, while he removed the hoses and tubes.
Mariahxxx
Official Checked Star Member
yes you didn't single him out, you just generalized my family my friends and my pets. I'd say you did far more than just naming my son.
You can say anything you wish about me and call me names and shit on me for the choices I made at 18 as the result of a fucked up childhood. I'm 33 now about to turn 34 and I have overcome all that shit in my life and have no regrets and no longer have shame for things i've done, only lessons learned.
We have so many differences but the most drastic of this is that you claim to be a christian person of faith and to have a deep devotion to the bible, more specifically the new testament and the teachings of jesus christ. Yet in all the months I've been exposed to you and the way you conduct yourself I could find more spirituality in a dog turd in my back yard. As your girl Sarah Palin said in her convention speech a few republican ass kickings ago, "You can't put lipstick on a pig."
So you can claim your faith as much as you want but the facts are indisputable probably even to yourself, you have no faith and you are not really a christian. You are a pretender. A poser. A RINO (Religious In Name Only) but there is no question you are a republican.
And your daughter hasn't gotten herself knocked up...YET. I'm sure she has some serious daddy issues from knowing just the little bit you've shown us here on this PORN site forum. Imagine how proud she'd be to know this is where her pops spends his time. So the next party she attends and drinks too much you should hope that those daddy issues don't flare up because trust a girl who has some of those daddy issues herself, the first thing she'll do is suck some dick and fuck some stranger. It comes with the territory boy. Just hope she's on the pill or the guy's too drunk to bust a nut.
god bless you counselor. it's funny, the atheist you shit on for lacking in belief has more spirituality in her fake tits than you have in your entire bloated egotistical body. Now fuck off boy and leave the discussions to the grown ups.
You can say anything you wish about me and call me names and shit on me for the choices I made at 18 as the result of a fucked up childhood. I'm 33 now about to turn 34 and I have overcome all that shit in my life and have no regrets and no longer have shame for things i've done, only lessons learned.
We have so many differences but the most drastic of this is that you claim to be a christian person of faith and to have a deep devotion to the bible, more specifically the new testament and the teachings of jesus christ. Yet in all the months I've been exposed to you and the way you conduct yourself I could find more spirituality in a dog turd in my back yard. As your girl Sarah Palin said in her convention speech a few republican ass kickings ago, "You can't put lipstick on a pig."
So you can claim your faith as much as you want but the facts are indisputable probably even to yourself, you have no faith and you are not really a christian. You are a pretender. A poser. A RINO (Religious In Name Only) but there is no question you are a republican.
And your daughter hasn't gotten herself knocked up...YET. I'm sure she has some serious daddy issues from knowing just the little bit you've shown us here on this PORN site forum. Imagine how proud she'd be to know this is where her pops spends his time. So the next party she attends and drinks too much you should hope that those daddy issues don't flare up because trust a girl who has some of those daddy issues herself, the first thing she'll do is suck some dick and fuck some stranger. It comes with the territory boy. Just hope she's on the pill or the guy's too drunk to bust a nut.
god bless you counselor. it's funny, the atheist you shit on for lacking in belief has more spirituality in her fake tits than you have in your entire bloated egotistical body. Now fuck off boy and leave the discussions to the grown ups.
Well my attitude is what it is and it gets me far more work than it impedes. In the United States we lawyers don't run around all day wearing funny little hats and refer to each other as barrister. There is no code of ethics set forth by the NC Bar that says I can't cuss a motherfucker out in my free time. There are no rules that I have to listen to liberal drivel without calling a bitch out on it. So whatever you think of my attitude that's your problem. I think you are a ass kissing little cunt that worships a team of grass faries.
You haven't done yourself any favours at all.
Shit. I repped so many random people trying to get back to repping Mariah that I used up my daily quota. Beautifully said Mariah!
Unravelling the last little bit of BCs sanity is too much fun, but I have to close my browser because I'm getting very little of my thesis done! You guys have got this.
Grown up? You? Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Not only are you a liar but you are insane too.
How old are you?
Writing Penthouse Forum only qualifies as a thesis to a pathetic little insurance salesman like you.
47 asshat. That is almost 7 of your dog years.
You are the most misguided fuckwit. Keep living the dream.
Every day you limey twat. Every fucking day.
Limey, fucking classic.
I'm not an insurance salesman, I'm a software engineer for an insurance company. And I'm writing my thesis to get a masters degree in computer science. And you're an idiot.
Rey C.
Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
Man, there's a whole bunch of bad mojo going on in this thread.
Anyway, back to the OP. What happened and when did I start feeling like a grown-up? I bought a car with my own money when I was about 17. A Plymouth Roadrunner with a 383 Magnum and a 4 barrel. Having a muscle car made me think I was the shit... even though the car was (truly) shit. But since I was still living at home, I don't recall that I really felt grown up with that purchase. So I guess it was more when I got a job and shortly thereafter put together a deal to buy my own place (with some crafty financing). Putting together a deal to buy a duplex with a tenant for 20% under the asking price, live in it rent free for six months prior to closing on it and then not having to pull a penny out of my pocket at closing made me so darn proud of myself. My head swelled up and I thought I was a Master of the Universe (I'd just read Bonfire of the Vanities
). Fifty people couldn't have convinced me that I wasn't on the same level as Donald Trump when I walked out of that closing.
Now, fast forward to the present. Read this part while listening to Joe Walsh's Life's Been Good. In life, I know that I've won a lot more fights than I've lost. And no matter what, I've always snapped back. But with enough punches to the head, even Muhammad Ali (The Greatest) has slurred speech now. So every time a birthday clicks by or I hear about one of my contemporaries dying (at least three in the past few months), I know that my days of kicking ass and taking names are fading away... now sooner than later. And unlike in my youth, I now realize that my financial good fortune shouldn't define who I am as a person... as a human being. Because at the end of the day, I'll be a pile of dust, just like the poorest person on earth will - no different. And when I got really sick a few years ago and had to wage war against my insurance company, a hospital and a couple of doctors, I learned something from that: when people think you're down and weak, that is EXACTLY when they'll move in for the kill. And that realization is actually what made me recover as quickly as I did. Before a hyena moves in on a sick lion, he better make damn sure that the old motherfucker is dead.
I also learned something else from that experience: now with a pre-existing condition (even though I'm quite healthy now), no insurance company would issue me a non-group, reasonable, affordable health insurance policy. For probably $1000 to $1500/mo, I could get a really shitty 70/30 policy from some fly-by-night issuer, that might pay about half the time and take 6 months to pay (so I'd be getting notices from doctors and hospitals and probably have to pay the bills myself while "the claim was being processed"). And yeah, with hard work, being fairly crafty over the years with deals and my money and just old fashioned good luck, I can write some fairly large checks if I need to. But if I was flat on my back with a serious illness (and sooner or later, I know I will be - we all will be), my money would eventually run out, just like most anybody else's would. So the prospect of health care insurance reform meant a lot to me, especially since it was being debated about the time that I got sick. There is an individual here, a mod, in fact, who has said on numerous occasions that this law just benefits "ghetto trash" and people who have never contributed to society and never will. I've always taken great offense to his statements because, let's be honest, I'm relatively certain that if I'd stopped doing anything at the age of 24 or so (after selling my interest in a mortgage company) that my net worth at that point would have greatly exceeded his, even if he lived to be 100 - unless he won the lottery or married a rich, widow woman. So I don't appreciate someone like him saying that because (even) I can't afford to pay $1500/mo for a shit policy and be faced with having to write a check for $250K or more for cancer surgery, that all of a sudden, I'm a piece of trash that should just wander into the woods and die like an animal if I got sick. This old lion ain't dead yet, motherfucker. So you best be careful doing that hyena laugh within reach of my right paw. One good swipe is all it takes.
Some people hate my long posts and diatribes. But this one has a point. I felt like a grown up when I bought my first place and used what I'd learned about finance to do it damn well. But now, many years later, after thinking that I was a success, I've come to realize that without the ability to insure myself, every fucking thing that I have worked my entire life for could be taken away from me by a hospital lawyer. So I don't feel so grown up anymore. The circle is complete.
What we have is not what I wanted. This law is so poorly written and badly implemented that it's not funny. It's such a joke. But if we'd had some reasonable people in Congress deciding on a rational path to reform the insurance market place and medical care, instead of limousine liberals (who know little about the realities of business) arguing with teabagger conservatives (creating lies about death panels), I honestly think that we could have gotten a decent piece of legislation that would work for most people. But still, what we have is better than nothing. Hopefully, especially as the TEA party loses influence among the population, we can further perfect and improve this legislation without totally gutting it. That's my hope anyway. But no matter what, we cannot and will not go backwards.
/diatribe off/
Anyway, back to the OP. What happened and when did I start feeling like a grown-up? I bought a car with my own money when I was about 17. A Plymouth Roadrunner with a 383 Magnum and a 4 barrel. Having a muscle car made me think I was the shit... even though the car was (truly) shit. But since I was still living at home, I don't recall that I really felt grown up with that purchase. So I guess it was more when I got a job and shortly thereafter put together a deal to buy my own place (with some crafty financing). Putting together a deal to buy a duplex with a tenant for 20% under the asking price, live in it rent free for six months prior to closing on it and then not having to pull a penny out of my pocket at closing made me so darn proud of myself. My head swelled up and I thought I was a Master of the Universe (I'd just read Bonfire of the Vanities
). Fifty people couldn't have convinced me that I wasn't on the same level as Donald Trump when I walked out of that closing.Now, fast forward to the present. Read this part while listening to Joe Walsh's Life's Been Good. In life, I know that I've won a lot more fights than I've lost. And no matter what, I've always snapped back. But with enough punches to the head, even Muhammad Ali (The Greatest) has slurred speech now. So every time a birthday clicks by or I hear about one of my contemporaries dying (at least three in the past few months), I know that my days of kicking ass and taking names are fading away... now sooner than later. And unlike in my youth, I now realize that my financial good fortune shouldn't define who I am as a person... as a human being. Because at the end of the day, I'll be a pile of dust, just like the poorest person on earth will - no different. And when I got really sick a few years ago and had to wage war against my insurance company, a hospital and a couple of doctors, I learned something from that: when people think you're down and weak, that is EXACTLY when they'll move in for the kill. And that realization is actually what made me recover as quickly as I did. Before a hyena moves in on a sick lion, he better make damn sure that the old motherfucker is dead.
I also learned something else from that experience: now with a pre-existing condition (even though I'm quite healthy now), no insurance company would issue me a non-group, reasonable, affordable health insurance policy. For probably $1000 to $1500/mo, I could get a really shitty 70/30 policy from some fly-by-night issuer, that might pay about half the time and take 6 months to pay (so I'd be getting notices from doctors and hospitals and probably have to pay the bills myself while "the claim was being processed"). And yeah, with hard work, being fairly crafty over the years with deals and my money and just old fashioned good luck, I can write some fairly large checks if I need to. But if I was flat on my back with a serious illness (and sooner or later, I know I will be - we all will be), my money would eventually run out, just like most anybody else's would. So the prospect of health care insurance reform meant a lot to me, especially since it was being debated about the time that I got sick. There is an individual here, a mod, in fact, who has said on numerous occasions that this law just benefits "ghetto trash" and people who have never contributed to society and never will. I've always taken great offense to his statements because, let's be honest, I'm relatively certain that if I'd stopped doing anything at the age of 24 or so (after selling my interest in a mortgage company) that my net worth at that point would have greatly exceeded his, even if he lived to be 100 - unless he won the lottery or married a rich, widow woman. So I don't appreciate someone like him saying that because (even) I can't afford to pay $1500/mo for a shit policy and be faced with having to write a check for $250K or more for cancer surgery, that all of a sudden, I'm a piece of trash that should just wander into the woods and die like an animal if I got sick. This old lion ain't dead yet, motherfucker. So you best be careful doing that hyena laugh within reach of my right paw. One good swipe is all it takes.
Some people hate my long posts and diatribes. But this one has a point. I felt like a grown up when I bought my first place and used what I'd learned about finance to do it damn well. But now, many years later, after thinking that I was a success, I've come to realize that without the ability to insure myself, every fucking thing that I have worked my entire life for could be taken away from me by a hospital lawyer. So I don't feel so grown up anymore. The circle is complete.
What we have is not what I wanted. This law is so poorly written and badly implemented that it's not funny. It's such a joke. But if we'd had some reasonable people in Congress deciding on a rational path to reform the insurance market place and medical care, instead of limousine liberals (who know little about the realities of business) arguing with teabagger conservatives (creating lies about death panels), I honestly think that we could have gotten a decent piece of legislation that would work for most people. But still, what we have is better than nothing. Hopefully, especially as the TEA party loses influence among the population, we can further perfect and improve this legislation without totally gutting it. That's my hope anyway. But no matter what, we cannot and will not go backwards.
/diatribe off/
