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Clark Nova
Jul 18, 2004

HIJK posted:

:murder: your friends for being so porn addicted they think yawning is a sex thing

Girls yawning in bed is probably pretty common for those loving weebs

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Literally A Person
Jan 1, 1970

Smugworth Wuz Here

Clark Nova posted:

Girls yawning in bed is probably pretty common for those loving weebs

:master::iceburn::master:

Xik
Mar 10, 2011

Dinosaur Gum

Anne Whateley posted:

Well that's a ludicrous level of aggression out of nowhere. I asked a question of the thread, because there could easily be a case that locals would be aware of that wasn't showing up for me from a google. If you don't know something, feel free not to answer it!

Not sure why you got hit with such unnecessary aggression for asking, it was a pretty obvious and mundane follow-up question.

I don't have the stats, there have been a few high profile cases which got media attention, but for what it's worth, it almost doesn't matter about the particulars of the actual law. NZ has an absolutely insane level of domestic violence and has a real cultural problem around substance abuse and violence in general.

The law brought the whole debate into the public light, enough for an (imo) noticeable shift in culture from "turn the other way/stay out of other peoples problems" to more "you can't hit your kid anymore". The obvious counter argument about "my kids, my right" is much weaker, there is knowledge that if someone sees it, they have the power to call the cops (whether anything happens and they get charge is another question).

Also fwiw, I wasn't "boasting" about the law, honestly it's like the absolute bare minimum that should be brought in everywhere. But I also strongly disagree with your defeatist attitude, just because cops are poo poo doesn't mean we shouldn't try to improve/implement laws. Even if they are fairly mundane or toothless, they can still provide some utility to society.

Rubellavator
Aug 16, 2007

Clark Nova posted:

Girls yawning in bed is probably pretty common for those loving weebs

Sticking your tongue out to yawn is weird. If she makes that face when yawning she's weird

DemoneeHo
Nov 9, 2017

Come on hee-ho, just give us 300 more macca


AITA if I don't donate all or even part of my inheritance (about $725,000)? My cousin say's it's "blood money" and claims she's donating 100% of her share.

quote:

Using a throwaway since money is involved here. Lots of background and doing my best to keep it under 3000 words.

I was born in South Africa but emigrated when I was just a few months old so I am totally American. I come from a family of full on Apartheid supporters and when it ended, basically everyone bailed for America. My parents and aunts and uncles eventually were educated and came around but my grandparents, while being very sweet and loving to me, were true believers in what apartheid stood for. They made a small fortune in South Africa by literally investing and owning businesses in the apartheid era. To be totally fair, they also made a ton of money in the US, but still the money because they were white and well connected in South Africa.

My grandmother died recently. She lived pretty lavishly up until the day she died in a very exclusive retirement home in SoCal so I figured there wouldn't be any money left and maybe I'd get some family heirlooms. My head about popped off when I saw the number me and my cousin will split (it's about $725,000 each). Money that will literally change my life.

My parents business failed so I wasn't nearly as well off as my cousin. She's also now married, lives in Rancho Santa Fe (google it if you aren't familiar) and will be just fine without this money. She claims she's going to donate 100% of it to charities in South Africa. She is seriously chiding me that if I plan on keeping it, then I am taking advantage of blood money built on racism.

I have student loans I could pay off, I could actually have a down payment on a house, I could invest, I mean...I know where this money came from but it could literally mean my life would be better. I understand where it came from but I also can't possibly imagine giving it away. I have no idea what charities are like in South Africa and family friends we have that still live there say that corruption has taken over everything from government to charities and I'm better off just keeping it.

I understand my cousins point but man is it hard to say goodbye to that much money that will change my life.

Pay off your student loans, keep a portion for medical emergencies, don't listen to your racist family still living in South Africa

Gone Fashing
Aug 4, 2004

KEEP POSTIN
I'M STILL LAFFIN
gently caress that keep it all. gently caress the cousin and her sanctimonious bullshit just because she doesn't need it

Also there is zero information on where the money came from. "Business in South Africa during apartheid" doesn't really say anything. so whatever who cares

Kuros
Sep 13, 2010

Oh look, the consequences of my prior actions are finally catching up to me.

DemoneeHo posted:

AITA if I don't donate all or even part of my inheritance (about $725,000)? My cousin say's it's "blood money" and claims she's donating 100% of her share.


Pay off your student loans, keep a portion for medical emergencies, don't listen to your racist family still living in South Africa

Commenting on this because I live near Rancho Santa Fe. For those not in the know, it's a very wealthy, old money, part of San Diego county. Low end of home prices are 2 million, going up to 15-20 million.

Cousin, who lives in RSF and most likely is very well off herself, is demanding OP to give up the money that would help her greatly.

Said Cousin can go stick her head in a blender and switch on max speed.

HIJK
Nov 25, 2012
in the room where you sleep

Clark Nova posted:

Girls yawning in bed is probably pretty common for those loving weebs

:ck5:

13Pandora13
Nov 5, 2008

I've got tiiits that swingle dangle dingle




DemoneeHo posted:

AITA if I don't donate all or even part of my inheritance (about $725,000)? My cousin say's it's "blood money" and claims she's donating 100% of her share.


Pay off your student loans, keep a portion for medical emergencies, don't listen to your racist family still living in South Africa


Gone Fashing posted:

gently caress that keep it all. gently caress the cousin and her sanctimonious bullshit just because she doesn't need it

Also there is zero information on where the money came from. "Business in South Africa during apartheid" doesn't really say anything. so whatever who cares

I mean chances are they do know what it's from and if it's that bad yeah there's a decent moral argument for not keeping it.

They mention they didn't grow up "as well off" but I highly doubt they didn't grow up privileged as gently caress and if good ol' granddad and grandma were true apartheid supporters until the day their racist asses kicked off they probably did some pretty lovely things to their workers stateside as well.

Pay off your loans or whatever but that money doesn't belong to you, it belongs to the people your family poo poo on for decades to get it.

dudeness
Mar 5, 2010

:minnie: Cat Army :minnie:
Fallen Rib
Hide my child once, shame on you, hide my child twice shame on me and we should get couples therapy because this is clearly salvageable.

Vim Fuego
Jun 1, 2000

I LITERALLY SLEEP IN A RACING CAR. DO YOU?
p.s. ask me about my subscription mattress
Ultra Carp

Piell posted:

AITA For calling 911 on a homeless lady?

she dead

Beachcomber
May 21, 2007

Another day in paradise.


Slippery Tilde

dudeness posted:

Hide my child once, shame on you, hide my child twice shame on me and we should get couples therapy because this is clearly salvageable.

Does give him a little more time to get his ducks in a row.

Modus Pwnens
Dec 29, 2004

HIJK posted:

:murder: your friends for being so porn addicted they think yawning is a sex thing

Women aren't supposed to yawn during sex? This is very unsettling.

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA for not supporting my friend in something that goes against my morals? (Reading Yuri)

Hi I've never made a post on reddit and this is probably going to get some negative feedback but I just really need to know if iata

Okay, so I've been friends with this guy for about a year or two. We are both perverts who delight in adorably cute things. Recently he keeps saying TMI things about his own "explorations". It's kinda been too much? I've said it makes me uncomfortable but I think he thinks I'm joking.

Today he told me he was reading Reverse Yuri (A girl is dressed up as a guy and is revealed to be a girl). He said it "Make mi pp go wo". And I'm just like "okay...?" Previously I thought he and I had the same beliefs around homosexuality, but I guess he's okay with it and he said he was lying back then, that this is his true self, his final form. Anyways, he says "Yuri is happiness" and I reply "Not to me X3" he says I'm missing out, and I reply that I'm missing out on a lot of things (as in I believe in a lot of things people think are okay but I choose not to do because of what I believe).

He tells me that "just saying, its really cute" and I say "one can get the same level of cuteness from other things, just saying". Basically he keeps saying different things that make me uncomfortable, and it feels like he isn't the same person when I first met him. What he says next really gets me: "Sam (name changed) supports it"

Sam is also a lesbian who doesn't have the same morals as I do. However, Sam is actually my best friend. We respect each other's beliefs and don't let that get in the way of our friendship. Honestly, she's the best thing that's happened to me since I moved to another state.

Anyways, just because Sam is fine with it doesn't automatically mean I'm okay with it too. So I just say "good for you and Sam" and after that, I kinda slide out of the DMs and ignore him because I'm feeling really uncomfortable.

I don't know, I feel like an rear end. Mostly because of 1. I gave short replies of "good for you" "happy for you" "good for you accepting yourself" which in my opinion can seem pretty rude 2. Sam was more supportive than I was of his Yuri reading 3. Maybe I forced my opinion on him? 4. I ignored him after 5. I basically told him I'm not okay with what he's doing (but I also said I'm glad he's doing what he wants to do? idk)

Guys Idek I just feel really bad and awkward about it, am I an rear end?

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA for charging people money for prayers that I don’t actually carry out.

So, I was 16 at the time, wanting to earn some money on the side so I could save up for a camera.

I came across the infamous Fiverr website, posted a couple of gigs in which I would offer to edit videos/pictures for people but I would extremely rarely get an order. I started spreading the variety of gigs that I offer (poster creation/advert making/website designs/logo making/etc) when I came upon an account which sold “I will pray for you using (some kind of weirdly named technique) to increase health and wealth” so I thought to myself, hmmm, why don’t I do this?

So I set up the gig, titled, “I will pray for your wealth and health using ancient prayer technique”. After only a day I had 2 orders!! Prices started from £10 all the way to £70. I made about £50 that first week. People would message me about what specifically they would want me to pray for them for and I would reply with a sentence or two explaining that I had prayed when in reality I just sat on my bed counting how much closer I was to buying my new camera.

I made about £250 until I gave up as business began to slow down.

In my head, I do think I am an rear end in a top hat to some extent but after talking to some friends I’m not sure, my friends said:

You received money, win, they received the thought that someone had prayed for them, win. Everybody wins. There was a demand and you brought the supply. No one was hurt and everyone came out happy. If anything you did a positive thing as you made others happy.

So, Reddit, I ask you, am I the rear end in a top hat?

chitoryu12
Apr 24, 2014

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for charging people money for prayers that I don’t actually carry out.

So, I was 16 at the time, wanting to earn some money on the side so I could save up for a camera.

I came across the infamous Fiverr website, posted a couple of gigs in which I would offer to edit videos/pictures for people but I would extremely rarely get an order. I started spreading the variety of gigs that I offer (poster creation/advert making/website designs/logo making/etc) when I came upon an account which sold “I will pray for you using (some kind of weirdly named technique) to increase health and wealth” so I thought to myself, hmmm, why don’t I do this?

So I set up the gig, titled, “I will pray for your wealth and health using ancient prayer technique”. After only a day I had 2 orders!! Prices started from £10 all the way to £70. I made about £50 that first week. People would message me about what specifically they would want me to pray for them for and I would reply with a sentence or two explaining that I had prayed when in reality I just sat on my bed counting how much closer I was to buying my new camera.

I made about £250 until I gave up as business began to slow down.

In my head, I do think I am an rear end in a top hat to some extent but after talking to some friends I’m not sure, my friends said:

You received money, win, they received the thought that someone had prayed for them, win. Everybody wins. There was a demand and you brought the supply. No one was hurt and everyone came out happy. If anything you did a positive thing as you made others happy.

So, Reddit, I ask you, am I the rear end in a top hat?

I think I have an idea...

Moon Slayer
Jun 19, 2007

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for not supporting my friend in something that goes against my morals? (Reading Yuri)

What the gently caress.

HMS Beagle
Feb 13, 2009



AITA for the real reason I want to have another baby?

quote:

First and foremost, my son doesn't like me.

Not in a bratty "I hate you because you didn't let me get McDonalds" way, but a more subtle way. It's been like this since the beginning. His first word was "mommy", and it took him another year to say "daddy". When mom comes home from work, it's always "I missed you so much! How was your day! I saved you some crackers!", but when I come home from work, my son doesn't bother even coming down from his room to greet me. If I want to know ANYTHING about my sons life outside of home, I have to learn it through my wife. I've tried everything to get him to like me. I took time off of work to spend more time with him, buy him gifts, etc, but he acts like I'm a stepfather trying to force my way into his life. My wife knows how I feel, but aways tells me that I'm reading too much into it, and that he's just a "mommy's boy".

I've had to deal with this for 9 years, and it's starting to get to me. It just makes me sad that my own son doesn't love me as much as his mom. I can count on two hands the number of times he's hugged or kissed me, which should say a lot. Two weeks ago, I told my wife I wanted to have another child. She agreed immediately and actually seemed really excited about it, until I said I wanted a child that actually loved me. She did the whole shtick of "Oh, thats not true, he's just a mommy's boy.", and laughed it off. I laughed with her, too, but the next day she seemed really distant. She seemed uncomfortable around me and spent the day avoiding me. I think she might be reconsidering having another kid.

I don't resent my wife or my son at all. I just want to have a kid that actually shows affection and love towards me, not one that gives me the cold shoulder and silent treatment for absolutely no reason. AITA for this reason for wanting another child?

Admiral Ray
May 17, 2014

Proud Musk and Dogecoin fanboy

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for pranking my judgemental mother-in law?
I saw a display of those “rose in a tube” things that look like crack pipes.

Those are crack pipes. That's why they sell them at gas stations.

Midnight Voyager
Jul 2, 2008

Lipstick Apathy

HMS Beagle posted:

AITA for the real reason I want to have another baby?

I don't resent my son or my wife, it just bothers me every single moment of my life that he doesn't love me like he loves my wife.

:therapy:

MasBrillante
Dec 3, 2005

by Jeffrey of YOSPOS

Admiral Ray posted:

Those are crack pipes. That's why they sell them at gas stations.

gently caress anyone who says this forum isn’t educational. I went through a phase of watching Drugs, Inc and they never did show (that I can remember) where people actually got crack pipes. I don’t know where I thought they came from.

Beachcomber
May 21, 2007

Another day in paradise.


Slippery Tilde

Midnight Voyager posted:

I don't resent my son or my wife, it just bothers me every single moment of my life that he doesn't love me like he loves my wife.

:therapy:

We were visiting my SiL and family and she had to go on an overnight trip for work which was no problem because we were watching the kids for fun/practice anyway.

When my BiL got home and mommy didn't, it was like a loving switch had been thrown. The 3 year old became a completely different child and was an unholy terror. The same thing happened later that week when she was working until 8.

My BiL was thrilled that we were there to witness this happening because my SiL didn't believe him.


The 1 year old loves everyone in the universe.

Admiral Ray
May 17, 2014

Proud Musk and Dogecoin fanboy

Midnight Voyager posted:

Thus "problems aside." :V I thought it was odd to mention.

But I read it again and it says they live five hours away, and you know what, that is a bit too young for a five hour drive, never mind.

Time for a :yikes: Spoiled for possible assault.

Fiancée [27/F] went “too far” at bachelorette party. I [28/M] am ready to call it off. People are telling me not to due to “extenuating circumstances”.

Either the fiancee went out and did this on her own volition or her friends enabled and encouraged sexual assault. So she either loses her relationship with you or you tell her that she needs to cut those heinous people out of her life because of this hosed up poo poo they pulled. If she doesn't think they did anything wrong or hosed up to her then :sever: because she doesn't have a strong enough sense of self to be with.

Beachcomber
May 21, 2007

Another day in paradise.


Slippery Tilde

Admiral Ray posted:

Either the fiancee went out and did this on her own volition or her friends enabled and encouraged sexual assault. So she either loses her relationship with you or you tell her that she needs to cut those heinous people out of her life because of this hosed up poo poo they pulled. If she doesn't think they did anything wrong or hosed up to her then :sever: because she doesn't have a strong enough sense of self to be with.

I particularly liked how she was too drunk to walk so they propped her in the corner and gave her a cocktail to nurse.

Dazerbeams
Jul 8, 2009

Midnight Voyager posted:

I don't resent my son or my wife, it just bothers me every single moment of my life that he doesn't love me like he loves my wife.

:therapy:

You know how it would be absolutely crushing for a child to learn that their parents actually have a favorite and it's not them? I imagine it's the same situation in reverse.

nankeen
Mar 20, 2019

by Cyrano4747
it make mi pp go wo

Antivehicular
Dec 30, 2011


I wanna sing one for the cars
That are right now headed silent down the highway
And it's dark and there is nobody driving And something has got to give

nankeen posted:

it make mi pp go wo

Nobody who uses that phrase in earnest deserves friends, although the homophobia element means these shitheads might deserve each other.

Patrick Spens
Jul 21, 2006

"Every quarterback says they've got guts, But how many have actually seen 'em?"
Pillbug

Beachcomber posted:

I particularly liked how she was too drunk to walk so they propped her in the corner and gave her a cocktail to nurse.

I don't think that actually happened. I think that was the cover story.

Pick
Jul 19, 2009
Nap Ghost

DemoneeHo posted:

AITA if I don't donate all or even part of my inheritance (about $725,000)? My cousin say's it's "blood money" and claims she's donating 100% of her share.


Pay off your student loans, keep a portion for medical emergencies, don't listen to your racist family still living in South Africa

keep it all, moron. that's not enough to live on. make a qualified remainder trust if you care so much.

snergle
Aug 3, 2013

A kind little mouse!

DemoneeHo posted:

[update] My wife tried to hide my daughter from me. Am I wrong to feel this angry?

can we get the original to this as well?

Motronic
Nov 6, 2009

Pick posted:

keep it all, moron. that's not enough to live on. make a qualified remainder trust if you care so much.

Pick is usually wrong..but......

Admiral Ray
May 17, 2014

Proud Musk and Dogecoin fanboy

snergle posted:

can we get the original to this as well?

My wife tried to hide my daughter from me. Am I wrong to feel this angry? (self.relationship_advice)

quote:

My wife and I are married together and have three kids (11, 8, 3).

When I was in my 20s I donated sperm as there is a massive shortage in my country (I literally donated after reading about this shortage in the newspaper). I've always been upfront about this fact with me wife. Always. And she has always said she's okay with it.

Fast forward to yesterday I answer the phone to a girl that immediately starts nervously apologising for calling me, but that she "had to speak with me personally." Obviously I have no idea what the gently caress is going on, so I ask her to explain what she's talking about.

Turns out this girl is my daughter (I understand it's wrong to call her my daughter when I didn't raise her, but for lack of a better word...) and just turned 18. After turning 18 she got access to my contact details as required under my country's law regarding sperm donors. She called my house last week to talk to me and my wife picked up. Apparently my wife told her that I wanted "nothing to do with her" and that she should "never call this number again" before hanging up.

Honestly broke my heart to hear that the woman I loved could be so loving heartless. So for the last week this poor girl has been crying her eyes out trying to work up the courage to call again, and thankfully she did so when I was home.

I tried to keep my calm while on the phone and reassure her that I did not say any of that. We organised a place/time to meet, and as soon as my wife got home later that night I blew up at her. Honestly, I've NEVER yelled at anyone as long as I can remember, but I couldn't hold it in.

Am I wrong to think that's so severely hosed up of my wife to do? I honestly can't comprehend how she could say that. I'm not thinking straight and need some advice on how to deal with this.

One of his comments has a bit more context:

quote:

[–]betrayedbywifen

[S] 609 points 3 days ago
She yelled at me and said it wasn’t a big deal. She questioned why I cared when she wasn’t my “real daughter.” I started yelling back and it kept escalating. Then I left the house to walk my dog before I did or said something I’d regret. we haven’t spoken since.

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA for not standing up for my daughter when my wife got mad at her?

Today, my daughter worked late, until 9:30 PM or so. She does educational consulting and tutoring part time. She left her charger at work, so I had to drive back and get it. She said that later than she could have, so I had to drive further in the dark. I have also recently had cataract surgery.

My wife has always been anxious and tends to overexaggerate the negative, so she started screaming at my daughter, "THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU TAKE A GAP SEMESTER. GO TO [COLLEGE TOWN] AND NEVER COME BACK! IF YOU HADN'T COME BACK WE WOULDN'T NEED TO DEAL WITH THIS!" I assume she was probably nervous about me driving in the dark after recently having cataract surgery. Moreover, my wife witnessed a horrific and fatal car accident on the way to work.

While I understand that my wife was overreacting; like c'mon; it's just a charger, and we didn't have to drive that much further. It's pretty harsh to tell someone (your own kid) not to come back home just because she forgot her charger.

However, I wasn't pleased by how my daughter responded by bringing up stuff from the past and ways that her mom had previously wronged her (my wife has always put a ton of pressure on my daughter to succeed academically and outside the classroom, so my daughter became very anxious and stressed all the time), so I didn't stand up for her. I instead told my kid to stop talking back to her mom and to stop speaking in such a bratty, entitled tone.

The next day, I told my daughter to just discount everything her mom says when she's angry and to just think independently for herself (i.e. whether or not what her mom says is true or not). I believe that I'm instilling solid conflict resolution and confidence skills in my kid this way. I firmly believe that she needs to learn that sometimes, you just can't change other people, including your own mom, and that she needs to stand up for herself.

Admittedly, it was also hard for me to choose sides and to tell my wife her faults because I honestly love my wife more than I love my daughter. While my kid has brought a lot of joy to our lives, my wife is my equal and has the capacity to be much more supportive than my kid ever could. But I didn't want to bring this type of bias into THEIR argument.

However, when I relied all of this to a friend, he told me that I should have stuck up for my daughter (who only forgot a charger and didn't do anything worse), or at least told both my wife and daughter that they needed to work on their communication skills.

AITA?

nankeen
Mar 20, 2019

by Cyrano4747

Smirking_Serpent posted:

However, when I relied all of this to a friend, he told me that I should have stuck up for my daughter (who only forgot a charger and didn't do anything worse), or at least told both my wife and daughter that they needed to work on their communication skills.
most of the /r content creators could go around saying nothing to their loved ones except "you need to work on your communication skills" for a week and do less damage than however they're currently trying to figure things out

cumshitter
Sep 27, 2005

by Fluffdaddy
Son, I'm going to teach you about conflict resolution.

*Opens palm to reveal steaming, coiled turd*

Eat this and smile. That's how I learned.

Midnight Voyager
Jul 2, 2008

Lipstick Apathy

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for not standing up for my daughter when my wife got mad at her?


HOLY PISS the comments on this

quote:

I won't coddle mediocrity, for instance, so if my daughter lost something/was rejected, I won't tell her she's a loving genius or a winner

quote:

I do not understand how we are abusive. We have provided our COLLEGE-AGED daughter (19) with food and shelter ALL OF HER LIFE.

quote:

My point is that she is 19. We do not have to support her at this age, yet we CHOOSE to do so, and my kid should be grateful.

Replier posted:

Wow. Why did you bother having a child? You and your wife are both assholes here. Your wife is bullying your child and you are letting her.

rear end in a top hat posted:

I'm not really sure to be honest...sometimes I regret becoming a dad.

Replier posted:

if your daughter gets into a relationship and is verbally and emotionally abused by her lover? so long as she's not being physically hit it's fine right? sometimes men lose their temper right, so it's only natural that they tell her she's a waste and to never come back right?

rear end in a top hat posted:

Yeah, men sometimes do get mad. It depends on the extent.

This is not even a fraction of them, he replied a ton and showed his entire rear end on every comment.

DemoneeHo
Nov 9, 2017

Come on hee-ho, just give us 300 more macca


Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for not standing up for my daughter when my wife got mad at her?





Congrats on teaching your daughter to never stand up to abuse

Fatkraken
Jun 23, 2005

Fun-time is over.
OOF. I was giving be the benefit of the doubt a little bit because of the fatal and horrifying car accident the wife witnessed on the way to work which might have left here just a little bit shaken and irrational, but it seems like these are hell-parents who think a child a day over 18 should be grateful for their parents even acknowledging they exist (and the ones under 18 should know the parents only look after them because they are legally required to do so)

ah crap, missed this bit:

quote:

I honestly love my wife more than I love my daughter. While my kid has brought a lot of joy to our lives, my wife is my equal and has the capacity to be much more supportive than my kid ever could

"I mean, sure my kid is fine I guess, but what has that bitch ever done for MY benefit HUH?!?!". Guy was an irredeemable arse from the get go

Fatkraken fucked around with this message at 04:32 on Jun 1, 2019

mlnhd
Jun 4, 2002

I can’t even relate to the premise of some of these stories. Why couldn’t the daughter drive back herself to get the charger? She probably also has a car charger too? And don’t most homes have a drawer full of chargers left over from old devices?

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Ghost Leviathan
Mar 2, 2017

Exploration is ill-advised.
I bet she doesn't have a license and the parents nag her to get one while giving her zero support in actually doing so, and also probably live in the middle of nowhere.

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