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Old 08-02-2005, 09:52 PM
HopeydaFish HopeydaFish is offline
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Default Re: My 29 year old brother

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you could help him out by letting him work as a blackjack dealer or something at your basement casino.

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Wow he posted at 8:06, and someone responded with this at 8:08. That's a minute longer than I was expecting it to take. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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Old 08-02-2005, 09:53 PM
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Is he training to be a cage fighter?
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Old 08-02-2005, 09:59 PM
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Is he training to be a cage fighter?

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Heh, I was about to post this:



Finally got around to seeing it.
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Old 08-02-2005, 11:15 PM
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Default Re: My 29 year old brother

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The daughter thread made me think of this, although theres really no correlation at all.

My older brother is 29 years old. He doesn't have a job, hasn't in about 4 years. He still lives with my dad. He's still in college, taking an average of 1 class every 2 semesters, changing majors every other year. He sleeps in until 2-4pm most days, and plays video games such as star wars and watching japanese cartoons the rest of the day. Oh, he coaches girls soccer, which I guess could count as one productive thing.

He still bums off my dad for money, asking for some just to go and get some jack in the box or anything. Truly pathetic. My dad is too nice to kick him out, or even make him pay rent.
Hopefully I don't turn out like this when I get older.

Discuss.

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This could be a problem.
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Old 08-02-2005, 11:29 PM
HopeydaFish HopeydaFish is offline
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Default Re: My 29 year old brother

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The daughter thread made me think of this, although theres really no correlation at all.

My older brother is 29 years old. He doesn't have a job, hasn't in about 4 years. He still lives with my dad. He's still in college, taking an average of 1 class every 2 semesters, changing majors every other year. He sleeps in until 2-4pm most days, and plays video games such as star wars and watching japanese cartoons the rest of the day. Oh, he coaches girls soccer, which I guess could count as one productive thing.

He still bums off my dad for money, asking for some just to go and get some jack in the box or anything. Truly pathetic. My dad is too nice to kick him out, or even make him pay rent.
Hopefully I don't turn out like this when I get older.

Discuss.

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This could be a problem.

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Could be worse...he could be a Scout leader. [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]
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Old 08-03-2005, 02:18 AM
BOTW BOTW is offline
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Default Re: My 29 year old brother

Let it go. Take a breath and let it go.

Just because others, especially those close to you, decide to be lazy or "suck" does NOT mean you have an excuse to.

You seem smart and possibly, quite motivated, so do IT. I don't give a [censored] what IT is as long as IT appears to be productive (to you).
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