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[Pantharen]

I moved into my Dad's place almost a month ago, and I still haven't unpacked. (computer is still in a box) I might be back online sometime in Sept.

[Mwuhaha]

there is no way i could look at my puter in a box. i have to think outside the box :)

[Raybdbomb]

Aren't you like 45? What are you doing at your Dad's?

[Pantharen]

Aren't you like 45? What are you doing at your Dad's?



I'm not 45 dumbass. regardless of my age, I'm now sitting at $50,000 in debt and My dad offered a place to crash in exchange for helping him out. So seeing as I aint got a pot to piss in, it sounded like a good plan.

[ari]

Hey man, don't let Ray get you down, life has a funny way of giving people situations they want no part of. I'm currently living with my sister in new house she just bought. I'm able to help her make payments, watch over my nephew, and do stuff around the house/lawn. Frankly, I hate it. I'm a party-guy, and this is not a party situation. But the rent is 1/2 what I was paying before, which is allowing me to get caught up on some bills, plus I'm able to support her in ways I hadn't before. Much like your situation, it's win/win, even if it does suck at times.

[Speed]

Being on your own is tough. I'm 23 and I get the same bullshit that Ray said a bout moving home. I live on my own right now but my lease expires in a month or two and I just want to move back in with the parents and save some loot. In the long run, it's the better option. Life's rough, sometimes you have to make sacrifices, nothing wrong with living with your parents, as long as you're attempting to make things better.

[Xetox]

nothing wrong with living with your parents, as long as you're attempting to make things better.





I agree and disagree...you move out to start you own life...you fuck up and move back home. I agree this is a wise choice I did it as well. The problem I have it the ones that never move out on there own, or who keep making the same mistakes. I moved back in with my sister for 6 months, when I was 23... it was just long enough to get myself back up on my feet and get back out in the world.

[Mwuhaha]

i have a buddy that 65 years old living with 91 year old dad and they are best of friends both their wives have passed away. I wish i had the opportunity to even see my parents again. Be grateful what you have no matter what the reason.

[zan]

i have a buddy that 65 years old living with 91 year old dad and they are best of friends both their wives have passed away. I wish i had the opportunity to even see my parents again. Be grateful what you have no matter what the reason.





I have to agree after the rebelous years wear off its nice to be able to go back and spend time with your parents with visits and such. My parents are currently looking forward to grandkids which theyll get in a few years but right now rugrats arent in the plans. I enjoy going to my parents and spending time with my dad. My mother died when I was 8 but I do have a stepmother. I couldnt ask for a better stepmom but it still never replaces the real deal.

[Pantharen]

My dad and I are great friends. we go camping almost every weekend in the spring, Summer & fall. we go fishing in the winter. We both have the same twisted sense of Humour, and we're both into aircraft. We both have radio controlled airplanes, and maybe this winter we'll build a powered parachute.



Ray your still a piece of useless shit.



Ari: I dont let that little goof get me down.



I'm still older than all of ya ;)