I will kill.

Why not simply fix the bent connectors instead of borrowing a new monitor?

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For crying out loud, she has fishes coming out of her head on either side. How can you find this hot?!

Invade her pitiful excuse for a country...

Oh, wait, wrong forum.

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"I will nuke your bowels into oblivion"
"What you think you see is only as real as your brain tells you it is."

Haha, nice one APC.

Oh and, the pins on the monitor cable are too bent, and most are broken, she really ''slammed'' it in there...

>.<

I will kill, I really will.

If not kill, take a vow of silence.

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"Few creatures of the night have captured our imagination like vampires..." Godsmack
(c) 2003 DigiCode - My solo company in progress.

Christ you are one sad piece of crap.

If you really care about Drevay''s internet connection problem, say so. Then I know who else''s threads I can happily not read.

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Original post by Drevay
My mother just disconnected the Internet, she said that she would connect it when I start going to school and whatnot. Well, MOM, where am I now, MOM?!

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Your only defeating yourself. Trust me it is a losing game. Anyone can destory. Try to build instead. Fix the monitor and goto school for a week and then see how much you hate your mother.

Is that so much to ask?

Flangazor, eat shit and kill yourself. Do it now. Now, not later, not tomorrow, now.

Critical Waste - possibly I will go to school for a week and see, but if she doesn't want to talk about it, I'll do something I'll regret...

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"Few creatures of the night have captured our imagination like vampires..." Godsmack
(c) 2003 DigiCode - My solo company in progress.

[edited by - Drevay on May 12, 2003 2:02:37 PM]

It sounds to me like you have issues. Stop insulting your mom and work on them.

Internet costs money.

Pay for it yourself if you want it badly enough, though I''d suggest saving it up. Besides, it''s her house. If you want to make your own decisions, move out. For free food and probably free boarding, a little sacrifice has to be made.

Give her a break. She''s a parent, of course she''s not supposed to understand.

Why not get yourself the following:

a) a job
b) an apartment
c) your own internet connection

seems to me that would solve all your problems. Oh wait ... you''re probably under 18 ... in that case, stop whining about your mom and deal with it ... life sucks, get a helmet.

My Mom is quite similar, just multiply that by about 5 or 6 or so, and you have my mom's level of bitchiness. I can't have an intelligent conversation with my mom at all without us getting pissed off at each other. It's really bad.

[EDIT] YAY CANADA!

[edited by - Rob Loach on May 12, 2003 2:18:02 PM]

I get outside and get a game of football...

I wish I had listened to my Mum more... not what I thought she meant, but what she actually said.

R

My mom once cut power off to the house for a week to punish my sister. I didn''t have a laptop then.

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"I will nuke your bowels into oblivion"
"What you think you see is only as real as your brain tells you it is."

Don''t kill your mom, especially on the day after Mother''s Day! But she said she''d reconnect it when you started going to school, and now you are at school? Perhaps she means when you start doing better work?

Your options:
A) Kill her
B) Move out
C) Get internet access and pay for it yourself
D) Do what she says
E) Don''t have internet access

Murder is illegal in the US, so I''m guessing it is too in Canada, so (A) may not be a good choice. Unless you have a way to support yourself (aka a good job) then (B) may not be a good choice. (C) might be your easiest choice, but your mom may not appreciate you going behind her back and getting your own internet access. And surely you could afford the few bucks a month of internet access costs? (D) may or may not work. Considering you called your mom a "stupid bitch" I don''t think this will work for you too well. (E) may not be such a bad idea. I mean, there once was a time when there was no internet, right? Wasn''t there? Come on, I''m asking; I honestly can''t remember!

Kyun, Critical_Waste and AtelierVisca has pretty much summed up what I was going to say, but I was too nice to say it.

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For crying out loud, she has fishes coming out of her head on either side. How can you find this hot?!

I can''t imagine having to deal with that sort of crap.

I guess I was lucky. I got to be homeless, broke, and hungry for most of my teenage years. I didn''t have clean clothes, regular meals, or a guaranteed place to sleep.

Of course, what''s the use in having a home/shelter if you can''t even get on the internet? That just totally sucks. You should simply refuse to live under those circumstances and just get out. You''ll have to sleep behind dumpsters and under bridges, go days without eating or bathing, but at least you will appreciate not having to live with such an unreasonable mother.

Another thing is, you''ll be able to appreciate the consequences of your own decisions. I was more or less abandoned and didn''t have much choice in the matter. You, on the other hand, will be making an active choice to make your life better, and I''m sure you''ll have a much better time of it than I did for that reason alone.

When I was a teenager I couldn''t possible imagine the HORROR of living inside and not being able to get internet access. Or even worse, having to deal with ANY kind of shit from the people paying your bills.

Life does suck. You should get out there and experience it for a while so you have some sort of contrast. THEN come back and complain about your pitiful "problems" with your mother.

"Like all good things, it starts with a monkey.."

Just keep punching her really hard in the face until she screams uncle.

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..Yatta, yatta, life was hard on me, bitch, bitch, bitch...

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Yeah, you think you''re the only one whose had it tough? When my family first moved to Cali, we weren''t in a fixed rate apartment, so one day the landlord doubled the rent and my dad couldn''t keep up with rent payments. We had to sell the car to make ends meet, which in retrospect wasn''t a good idea, as it was our only means of shelter.

Needless to say, we were homeless for over a year, and any place that would take people in was always full. Yeah, so you had a rough time? Seems like you were on your own. That means you probably had it easier. My parents gave up most of the food they could eat to me and my sister. Pretty soon they got so weak they weren''t able to go out to try and find food/money for food. What happened next? A little something called a "Dry spell".

The "Dry spell was the point where the most we got to eat were a slice of bread to last us the week. That''s a family of 4 living off a slice of moldy bread for a week. And we had no real water supply. No one would let us enter their restaurants to even get a glass of water. We were camped out near the beach, so water water everywher, and not a drop to drink. (Actually, this is where I learned I had the ability to get out any bad situation with minimal losses.) So needless to say things were tough. I had to go out and find food, and administer as best medical attention as I could. Yeah, 16 year olds don''t have the best medical ability.

So don''t go bitching about how you had it tough and Drevay''s problems are miniscule, because it''s all relative to what he''s gone through in his life, not what you went through in yours.

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"I will nuke your bowels into oblivion"
"What you think you see is only as real as your brain tells you it is."

I am going to have to agree with monkeyman. I think Drevay is a little bit of a whiner.

Myself, I have lived in both worlds--when I was a teenager thinking I was being cruelly and unusually punished by not having my computer in my room. Skip a couple years later, and then I am sleeping in a room with seven other men (and I am lucky--some have to sleep with 30 other men).

Considering the road I went down I can fully say that I was (and probably still am) a dumbass.

However, APC--lets not turn this into a "oh, I have so horribly done by fest," as we have all had hardships--which you seem to be posting your own, despite your argument against monkeyman

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My mom once cut power off to the house for a week to punish my sister. I didn''t have a laptop then.

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Anyways, Drevay, there is a nice sign in my Chemistry class:

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If you think your parents are treating you unfair,
Move out, and get a job, while you still know everything.

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Best in the west--according to Mindwipe.

"..Yatta, yatta, life was hard on me, bitch, bitch, bitch..."

APC, if that''s all you got out of my post then you missed my point entirely.

It does, however, seem to accurately describe YOUR post.


"Like all good things, it starts with a monkey.."