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 Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:06 pm
TtheHero J of The Wind TtheHero J of The Wind TtheHero It was the greatest adventure we've ever had as a group.
Now let us never speak of it again. Hiya T! How are things holding up over there?
But I guess it could be worse.Aw, buddy... you've been so down lately! D:
We all live in the same house; who in their right mind would tell their own kids (read: my niece and nephew) to stay away from me or not even talk to me, under the grounds that she'd beat them if they did. She ALWAYS says this crap whenever I do something, that just so happens to not be to her liking. And I never do a thing deliberately to set her off.
Now, I usually keep to myself; I've seldom had others to play games with growing up (round the N64-Gamecube times), so after some time, I do feel a little hesitant to really lend out stuff to others.
But she just sees that as being selfish. And that's her ONLY word for me in that case. What, she can't pick up a goddamn thesaurus?
So there are times when I do let the others use something of mine. After some time, I would feel the need I may need it back. So I go on ahead and POLITELY ask for it back. But if she overhears, she'll just storm in, force whatever it was I asked for back on me, and chastise them, telling them to never borrow my stuff. And even when I wholeheartedly insist when they can use something, she just flat out refuses on their behalf, as if they can't decide for themselves.
I can't even do anything in the kitchen without any of them staring at me for at least a good 2 minutes. Looking at me, like I'm gonna steal something.
So now whenever something hits the fan, my mother doesn't get so much mad at me about what I did, but just the fact that whatever I did made my sister in-law mad.
And oh how she yells, too, that in-law of mine. One of these days, she and that mouth of hers may just piss off the wrong person...Damn, man. You have the worst life of anyone I know. ...Family-wise. I'm sorry. Also, hi T, how've you been?
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:08 pm
Shane-Cheshner TtheHero J of The Wind TtheHero J of The Wind TtheHero It was the greatest adventure we've ever had as a group.
Now let us never speak of it again. Hiya T! How are things holding up over there?
But I guess it could be worse.Aw, buddy... you've been so down lately! D:
We all live in the same house; who in their right mind would tell their own kids (read: my niece and nephew) to stay away from me or not even talk to me, under the grounds that she'd beat them if they did. She ALWAYS says this crap whenever I do something, that just so happens to not be to her liking. And I never do a thing deliberately to set her off.
Now, I usually keep to myself; I've seldom had others to play games with growing up (round the N64-Gamecube times), so after some time, I do feel a little hesitant to really lend out stuff to others.
But she just sees that as being selfish. And that's her ONLY word for me in that case. What, she can't pick up a goddamn thesaurus?
So there are times when I do let the others use something of mine. After some time, I would feel the need I may need it back. So I go on ahead and POLITELY ask for it back. But if she overhears, she'll just storm in, force whatever it was I asked for back on me, and chastise them, telling them to never borrow my stuff. And even when I wholeheartedly insist when they can use something, she just flat out refuses on their behalf, as if they can't decide for themselves.
I can't even do anything in the kitchen without any of them staring at me for at least a good 2 minutes. Looking at me, like I'm gonna steal something.
So now whenever something hits the fan, my mother doesn't get so much mad at me about what I did, but just the fact that whatever I did made my sister in-law mad.
And oh how she yells, too, that in-law of mine. One of these days, she and that mouth of hers may just piss off the wrong person...Damn, man. You have the worst life of anyone I know. ...Family-wise. I'm sorry. Also, hi T, how've you been?
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:11 pm
Shane-Cheshner TtheHero J of The Wind TtheHero J of The Wind TtheHero It was the greatest adventure we've ever had as a group.
Now let us never speak of it again. Hiya T! How are things holding up over there?
But I guess it could be worse.Aw, buddy... you've been so down lately! D:
We all live in the same house; who in their right mind would tell their own kids (read: my niece and nephew) to stay away from me or not even talk to me, under the grounds that she'd beat them if they did. She ALWAYS says this crap whenever I do something, that just so happens to not be to her liking. And I never do a thing deliberately to set her off.
Now, I usually keep to myself; I've seldom had others to play games with growing up (round the N64-Gamecube times), so after some time, I do feel a little hesitant to really lend out stuff to others.
But she just sees that as being selfish. And that's her ONLY word for me in that case. What, she can't pick up a goddamn thesaurus?
So there are times when I do let the others use something of mine. After some time, I would feel the need I may need it back. So I go on ahead and POLITELY ask for it back. But if she overhears, she'll just storm in, force whatever it was I asked for back on me, and chastise them, telling them to never borrow my stuff. And even when I wholeheartedly insist when they can use something, she just flat out refuses on their behalf, as if they can't decide for themselves.
I can't even do anything in the kitchen without any of them staring at me for at least a good 2 minutes. Looking at me, like I'm gonna steal something.
So now whenever something hits the fan, my mother doesn't get so much mad at me about what I did, but just the fact that whatever I did made my sister in-law mad.
And oh how she yells, too, that in-law of mine. One of these days, she and that mouth of hers may just piss off the wrong person...Damn, man. You have the worst life of anyone I know. ...Family-wise. I'm sorry. Also, hi T, how've you been? I know someone whose got it even worse, but she's not in the Cult, but T's family life is pretty high up there.
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:13 pm
Orphie Shane-Cheshner TtheHero J of The Wind TtheHero Eh, today didn't feel all that fun. Nobody has really approached me to say anything, not even a 'good morning' or nothing.
But I guess it could be worse. Aw, buddy... you've been so down lately! D:
We all live in the same house; who in their right mind would tell their own kids (read: my niece and nephew) to stay away from me or not even talk to me, under the grounds that she'd beat them if they did. She ALWAYS says this crap whenever I do something, that just so happens to not be to her liking. And I never do a thing deliberately to set her off.
Now, I usually keep to myself; I've seldom had others to play games with growing up (round the N64-Gamecube times), so after some time, I do feel a little hesitant to really lend out stuff to others.
But she just sees that as being selfish. And that's her ONLY word for me in that case. What, she can't pick up a goddamn thesaurus?
So there are times when I do let the others use something of mine. After some time, I would feel the need I may need it back. So I go on ahead and POLITELY ask for it back. But if she overhears, she'll just storm in, force whatever it was I asked for back on me, and chastise them, telling them to never borrow my stuff. And even when I wholeheartedly insist when they can use something, she just flat out refuses on their behalf, as if they can't decide for themselves.
I can't even do anything in the kitchen without any of them staring at me for at least a good 2 minutes. Looking at me, like I'm gonna steal something.
So now whenever something hits the fan, my mother doesn't get so much mad at me about what I did, but just the fact that whatever I did made my sister in-law mad.
And oh how she yells, too, that in-law of mine. One of these days, she and that mouth of hers may just piss off the wrong person...Damn, man. You have the worst life of anyone I know. ...Family-wise. I'm sorry. Also, hi T, how've you been? I know someone whose got it even worse, but she's not in the Cult, but T's family life is pretty high up there. ...Damn.
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:13 pm
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:13 pm
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:16 pm
TtheHero Shane-Cheshner TtheHero J of The Wind TtheHero Eh, today didn't feel all that fun. Nobody has really approached me to say anything, not even a 'good morning' or nothing.
But I guess it could be worse. Aw, buddy... you've been so down lately! D:
We all live in the same house; who in their right mind would tell their own kids (read: my niece and nephew) to stay away from me or not even talk to me, under the grounds that she'd beat them if they did. She ALWAYS says this crap whenever I do something, that just so happens to not be to her liking. And I never do a thing deliberately to set her off.
Now, I usually keep to myself; I've seldom had others to play games with growing up (round the N64-Gamecube times), so after some time, I do feel a little hesitant to really lend out stuff to others.
But she just sees that as being selfish. And that's her ONLY word for me in that case. What, she can't pick up a goddamn thesaurus?
So there are times when I do let the others use something of mine. After some time, I would feel the need I may need it back. So I go on ahead and POLITELY ask for it back. But if she overhears, she'll just storm in, force whatever it was I asked for back on me, and chastise them, telling them to never borrow my stuff. And even when I wholeheartedly insist when they can use something, she just flat out refuses on their behalf, as if they can't decide for themselves.
I can't even do anything in the kitchen without any of them staring at me for at least a good 2 minutes. Looking at me, like I'm gonna steal something.
So now whenever something hits the fan, my mother doesn't get so much mad at me about what I did, but just the fact that whatever I did made my sister in-law mad.
And oh how she yells, too, that in-law of mine. One of these days, she and that mouth of hers may just piss off the wrong person...Damn, man. You have the worst life of anyone I know. ...Family-wise. I'm sorry. Also, hi T, how've you been? I'm doing great, actually. Senior year's quite a challenge, but I'd be bored if it were any easier. I've gotten re-addicted to Maplestory. It's gotten a lot easier. And they got rid of the horrible horrible tutorial. Seriously, that was two years of utter s**t.
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:17 pm
you guys and your drugs rofl
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:18 pm
Who let you out of your cage?
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:18 pm
xX_Kyro_Freed_Xx you guys and your drugs rofl Sowwy.
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:20 pm
the hinjew devil himself after I called him a nyukka *practices demonic martial arts*
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:21 pm
Shane-Cheshner I'm doing great, actually. Senior year's quite a challenge, but I'd be bored if it were any easier. I've gotten re-addicted to Maplestory. It's gotten a lot easier. And they got rid of the horrible horrible tutorial. Seriously, that was two years of utter s**t.
I must agree, it was VERY s**t!
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:23 pm
Shane-Cheshner xX_Kyro_Freed_Xx you guys and your drugs rofl Sowwy.
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:23 pm
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:24 pm
*listens to some Jazz* ^.^
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