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Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 11:57 AM
And I love her dearly. But she has lost it.
I thought my life sucked but she just add the punctuation mark.
I just received a letter from her and I expected a Christmas check... inside the envelope was a torn up piece of toilet paper.
Sean - I love you.
From grandma.
All on different pieces.
I lose so hard.
CrystalTears
12-18-2008, 11:58 AM
:lol:
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 12:04 PM
Rofl I just called her. She's 94. I said thank you for the letter and she responded "oh you got the hearts I sent you" at which point I realized they were in fact toilet paper hearts.
Then she mumbled something about the baby just fell off the bed and hung up.
I think she's finally lost it. Still it made my day.. I was laughing so hard I actually feel better.
NocturnalRob
12-18-2008, 12:14 PM
I expected a Christmas check...
that made me lol more than anything else
diethx
12-18-2008, 12:14 PM
that made me lol more than anything else
Why? My grandma still sends me a check for my birthday and for Christmas.
NocturnalRob
12-18-2008, 12:19 PM
how old are you people?
Jahira
12-18-2008, 12:20 PM
inside the envelope was a torn up piece of toilet paper.
At least it wasn't used.
diethx
12-18-2008, 12:20 PM
Just because your family hates you rob, doesn't mean ours hate us.
I'm 27.
CrystalTears
12-18-2008, 12:20 PM
Why? My grandma still sends me a check for my birthday and for Christmas.
Is in the amount of $12.50?
Grandmothers give their grandkids money until they're dead. It's their payment to get into heaven.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 12:20 PM
that made me lol more than anything else
Well I just got a check yesterday from her so when I saw the letter in the box I fully expected it to be another check seeing how she forgets (thinking she sent one twice on accident).
That initial thought mad lol before I even opened up the toilet paper hearts.
NocturnalRob
12-18-2008, 12:21 PM
Just because your family hates you rob, doesn't mean ours hate us.
I'm 27.
cute. my relatives stopped giving me money once I graduated from college and was able to support myself.
edit: way to equate money with love. loser.
diethx
12-18-2008, 12:21 PM
Hahahaah. She sends me like $100 for my birthday and $50 for Christmas.
edit: That's retarded, rob. They're gifts, not support.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 12:22 PM
Is in the amount of $12.50?
Grandmothers give their grandkids money until they're dead. It's their payment to get into heaven.
She called this check "a lot of money".. while it was in fact the most she's ever sent me it was only $25.00. She has given me $5 every Christmas and birthday for my entire life.
Jorddyn
12-18-2008, 12:23 PM
My grandma doesn't give us checks. She did give me a fake sapphire ring in September for my birthday (which is in June). Plus, I saw her last weekend and she gave me an early Christmas present - a lovely hardcover book entitled "Pet's Letters to God".
She did knit me a scarf for Xmas last year, though, which was sweet. Even though one end is almost exactly twice as wide as the other.
I love that woman. I think she does everything under the influence of gin.
Keller
12-18-2008, 12:28 PM
how old are you people?
It's all about the Thank You card.
I get Christmas/B'day checks from all remaining grandparents, from two sets of aunts/uncles, and even from my grandparents-in-law.
Proper manners will get you everywhere in life.
diethx
12-18-2008, 12:29 PM
Wow, those are some awful presents Jorddyn. And your grandmother doesn' tknow when your birthday is?! lol
Keller
12-18-2008, 12:30 PM
I love that woman. I think she does everything under the influence of gin.
As any retired person should.
Jorddyn
12-18-2008, 12:34 PM
Wow, those are some awful presents Jorddyn. And your grandmother doesn' tknow when your birthday is?! lol
No, she knows exactly when it is. She's just not overly prompt. So, I got my birthday present in September.
Edited to add: My mom's birthday is in January. Last year, Grandma was sooo excited about the present she'd found in a catalog for her, but she kept forgetting to order it. Finally, sometime around July, she ordered and got it, then delivered it to my mom.
It was a metal bucket. In the shape of a chicken. Ok, not really in the shape of a chicken so much as a metal bucket with a chicken head welded on to one side, and chicken wings on the side.
My mom called me that night crying from laughing so hard.
Keller
12-18-2008, 12:36 PM
No, she knows exactly when it is. She's just not overly prompt. So, I got my birthday present in September.
Or she waited until she found the perfect present.
NocturnalRob
12-18-2008, 12:39 PM
Proper manners will get you everywhere in life.
i was raised by two southern parents. thank you notes get written within 48 hours of receipt of a gift, leaving someone's house for a party, overnight stay, or function. stand when a woman leaves from/returns to the table. i open doors. yes, sir. no, sir. firm handshake. walk to the outside of your female companion. etc, etc.
i'm the politest motherfucker you'll ever meet. when i feel like it.
CrystalTears
12-18-2008, 12:40 PM
cute. my relatives stopped giving me money once I graduated from college and was able to support myself.
These are gifts, you realize. No one can "support" themselves on $20.
I'd rather my grandparents give me money than gifts as it's usually something... you would uh... not want. Ever.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 12:41 PM
i was raised by two southern parents. thank you notes get written within 48 hours of receipt of a gift, leaving someone's house for a party, overnight stay, or function. stand when a woman leaves from/returns to the table. i open doors. yes, sir. no, sir. firm handshake. rub up random black guys at a text based game meeting, walk to the outside of your female companion. etc, etc.
i'm the politest motherfucker you'll ever meet. when i feel like it.
Fixed
NocturnalRob
12-18-2008, 12:43 PM
Fixed
dude, you're so mad you weren't invited/couldn't afford to go.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 12:46 PM
bastard
diethx
12-18-2008, 12:47 PM
No, she knows exactly when it is. She's just not overly prompt. So, I got my birthday present in September.
Edited to add: My mom's birthday is in January. Last year, Grandma was sooo excited about the present she'd found in a catalog for her, but she kept forgetting to order it. Finally, sometime around July, she ordered and got it, then delivered it to my mom.
It was a metal bucket. In the shape of a chicken. Ok, not really in the shape of a chicken so much as a metal bucket with a chicken head welded on to one side, and chicken wings on the side.
My mom called me that night crying from laughing so hard.
That is hilarious. Anyway, since sapphire is September's birthstone, I figured that's why she gave you the fake sapphire ring then. I just assumed it was cuz of the birthstone connection I guess, hehe.
Jorddyn
12-18-2008, 12:49 PM
That is hilarious. Anyway, since sapphire is September's birthstone, I figured that's why she gave you the fake sapphire ring then. I just assumed it was cuz of the birthstone connection I guess, hehe.
Nope, it's because she was sure we'd been out shopping together for the sapphire ring I was dying for the previous Christmas.
It was actually emerald earrings, but you know, I can forgive a little crazy because I do adore her :)
CrystalTears
12-18-2008, 12:52 PM
My grandmother is a seamstress, and one year she gave me and my aunts and mother an oversized sweater with our name monogrammed on it.
I felt like I was a Mickey Mouse Club member.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 12:53 PM
Grandparents basically rule.
I saw two of my dipshits on a Florida lottery commercial. Now those fuckers have never gave me anything except Calvin tossed me into the Snake river in Idaho and I learned to swim.
Oh he also made me eat my own vomit when I puked up some clam chowder into my bowl. Dick licker.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 12:54 PM
[quote]=CrystalTears;857095]My grandmother is a seamstress, /quote]
Does she want some work.. I'm hiring.
diethx
12-18-2008, 12:55 PM
What will you pay her with? Empty vodka bottles?
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 12:58 PM
You're mean.
Speaking of which I do have an empty... time to hit walgreens.
diethx
12-18-2008, 12:59 PM
lol, i'm not mean, i'm honest! :D
CrystalTears
12-18-2008, 01:01 PM
The woman is over 80 years old and does nothing but try and take care of my ailing grandfather.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 01:04 PM
It's okay I've been drinking this cheap ass HURRICANE! High graveity lager.
Eight 8.1% pints for $5.00.
No wonder I'm in a good mood this week.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 01:05 PM
The woman is over 80 years old and does nothing but try and take care of my ailing grandfather.
Damn CT I didn't mean it as an insult.
If I did I would have made some remark about her building rafts. Or if she's the Greek side I would have made an anal sex blast.
Tea & Strumpets
12-18-2008, 01:07 PM
I've made it very clear to all of my relatives that the year that I stop getting a gift from everyone on every major holiday, will be the last year I attend any family gatherings.
Lyonis
12-18-2008, 01:11 PM
And I love her dearly. But she has lost it.
I thought my life sucked but she just add the punctuation mark.
That sucks bro :( I was super close with my grandma and she's pretty much lost it with alzheimers. While she can't remember anyone's name she still recognizes us and seems happy so I'm thankful for that.
Grandmothers give their grandkids money until they're dead. It's their payment to get into heaven.
Yup! Now being the first grandchild I always got a bit favored by her but it was out of control when I lived with them for a few months after getting out of the Army. Not only did I live for free, get at least two meals a day cooked for me, and had a magical laundry basket but I was clearing at least 150 bucks a week on grandma handouts.
:love: my grandma
Jorddyn
12-18-2008, 01:12 PM
I've made it very clear to all of my relatives that the year that I stop getting a gift from everyone on every major holiday, will be the last year I attend any family gatherings.
At least they'd finally get a gift in return for all they've given you. :)
lol@ your grandmother, Sean. My gf's grandmother shocked the hell out of us when she sent her a check for $20.00 instead of her usual $5.00 for Christmas this year. I still think her mom wrote the check because her gram has been battling alzheimer's for the past year and a half and wrote her a check in the same amount every day for a week until my gf's mom took away her check book.
Xeromist
12-18-2008, 01:15 PM
You folks have some awesomely funny grandparents
BigWorm
12-18-2008, 01:16 PM
It's okay I've been drinking this cheap ass HURRICANE! High graveity lager.
Eight 8.1% pints for $5.00.
No wonder I'm in a good mood this week.
I don't drink "high gravity lager" anymore after one night when I was drinking Camo (XXX, bitch) and somehow peed on my phone. Still haven't quite figured that one out.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 01:16 PM
When the beotch gets home with the camera I'll take a picture of my toilet paper surprise.
This is one of those gifts that are going into my keepsakes. No I'm not gay for having keepsakes.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 01:18 PM
I don't drink "high gravity lager" anymore after one night when I was drinking Camo (XXX, bitch) and somehow peed on my phone. Still haven't quite figured that one out.
Rofl yeah that shit is pretty nasty. I did a search for the Hurricane high gravity shit to find a picture but Camo kept coming up and I've never heard of it.
All I know is the shit is worse than drinking old english back in the day.
CrystalTears
12-18-2008, 01:48 PM
Damn CT I didn't mean it as an insult.
If I did I would have made some remark about her building rafts. Or if she's the Greek side I would have made an anal sex blast.
No I didn't mean for it to sound defensive so my bad. The last time she was behind the sewing machine was when she made my wedding dress over 10 years ago. She just doesn't have it in her to even hem pants, unfortunately.
Hulkein
12-18-2008, 02:08 PM
My only remaining grandparent is too poor to give me money but she always gives me a thoughtful gift on Christmas. I am one of ~50 (no exaggeration) grandchildren though so it's not surprising she is poor.
diethx
12-18-2008, 02:15 PM
Wow, how many kids did she have?
Some Rogue
12-18-2008, 02:26 PM
There was an old lady that lived in a shoe;
she had so many kids...
her uterus fell out.
Jorddyn
12-18-2008, 02:30 PM
Wow, how many kids did she have?
It's not like 50 is that outrageous. Maybe she had 8 kids and they had 7 each. That's not ... er.. maybe...
Maybe she had 5 and they had 10 each. Um, maybe she had 2 and they had 25 each? No, that's still a lot.
Holy crap, that's a lot of grandkids. Christmas would be fun.
diethx
12-18-2008, 02:44 PM
Yes, that's a lot no matter how you slice it, lol.
NocturnalRob
12-18-2008, 02:52 PM
Yes, that's a lot no matter how you slice it, lol.
why are you slicing up grandchildren, you sadist?!?!
Hulkein
12-18-2008, 02:54 PM
Wow, how many kids did she have?
13. Pregnant around 19 times.
BigWorm
12-18-2008, 02:58 PM
13. Pregnant around 19 times.
jesus christ.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/89/249270409_664e6841fa.jpg
Hulkein
12-18-2008, 02:59 PM
Okay I was off a bit, it's 40:
Oldest brother = 6 kids
My mom = 2 kids
Brother 2 = 6 kids
Brother 3 = 1 kid
Brother 4 = 4 kids
Sister 1 = 2 kids
Sister 2 = 7 kids
Sister 3 = 3 kids
Brother 5 = 1 kid
Brother 6 = 3 kids
Brother 7 = 2 kids
Sister 4 = 3 kids
Brother 8 = no kids yet
They aren't finished though so it may hit 50, who knows.
diethx
12-18-2008, 03:01 PM
why are you slicing up grandchildren, you sadist?!?!
I have a bloodlust. Sorry.
13. Pregnant around 19 times.
Jesus.
jesus christ.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/89/249270409_664e6841fa.jpg
LOL
Okay I was off a bit, it's 40:
Oldest brother = 6 kids
My mom = 2 kids
Brother 2 = 6 kids
Brother 3 = 1 kid
Brother 4 = 4 kids
Sister 1 = 2 kids
Sister 2 = 7 kids
Sister 3 = 3 kids
Brother 5 = 1 kid
Brother 6 = 3 kids
Brother 7 = 2 kids
Sister 4 = 3 kids
Brother 8 = no kids yet
They aren't finished though so it may hit 50, who knows.
Double Jesus.
I finally talked my grandma out of giving me something other than a card for my birthday/christmas. She never gave me money and her gifts were horrible. She's more or less on a fixed income I'd rather she not waste money on buying me garbage.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 03:04 PM
I finally talked my grandma out of giving me something other than a card for my birthday/christmas. She never gave me money and her gifts were horrible. She's more or less on a fixed income I'd rather she not waste money on buying me garbage.
White grandma or Black Grandma?
White grandma or Black Grandma?
White. Black grandma is dead.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 03:06 PM
Damn you had to pull the grams is dead card.
Ignot
12-18-2008, 03:09 PM
But don't you people get gifts for your Grandma or are you just taking the check? I get my Grandma a $25 gift b/c I know she is going to send me $25, so it equals out.
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 03:11 PM
I always send my grandmother a homemade card.
I don't really get anyone gifts accept for the chidrens. Then again nobody gets me gifts accept my children.. and grams.
CrystalTears
12-18-2008, 03:12 PM
My grandmothers used to get mad at me if I got them a gift too soon after they gave me money because it was meant for me. So I'd have to wait a while, or until they forget they gave it to me, whichever came first.
Jorddyn
12-18-2008, 03:17 PM
But don't you people get gifts for your Grandma or are you just taking the check? I get my Grandma a $25 gift b/c I know she is going to send me $25, so it equals out.
My dad's parents get a basket o' meat (they have no money) and a card for Xmas and a card for their birthdays and mother's/father's day from me. We stop over for coffee on Christmas morning, but that's the extent of the celebration. Until last year, I always got a birthday card. I don't know if I was bad, they forgot, or they just don't have the money. It doesn't matter a bit to me - I still get random letters with stickers on the back from my Grandma :)
I get each of my mom's parents a token gift for Christmas (slippers, etc) because we actually have a Christmas gathering, and I visit them for their birthdays. (Note: This is the crazy grandma)
Does it equal out? I dunno. I spend more on my dad's parents than they do on me, but it's reversed on the other side of the family, which is largely reflective of their financial situations. I wouldn't care if none of them ever bought me anything. But I still want the letters with the stickers.
diethx
12-18-2008, 03:20 PM
My grandma gets mad when I buy her a gift, except last year at Christmas when I read her mind and got her the exact robe she wanted from Macy's. No joke. But yeah, I buy her presents also for Christmas. On her birthday she just gets a call and a card (if I remember the card). This year we're not doing Christmas presents tho.
Skeeter
12-18-2008, 06:48 PM
my last grandparent died off about 6 years ago. I hope my kid gets to know all of his grandparents.
lucky fuckers.
Keller
12-18-2008, 07:10 PM
White. Black grandma is dead.
Diabetes, hypertension, NYPD -- somethin's gonna get'cha!
Jorddyn
12-18-2008, 07:12 PM
my last grandparent died off about 6 years ago. I hope my kid gets to know all of his grandparents.
lucky fuckers.
Yes, yes I am. I'm 32 and have all 4 grandparents. I cherish all of their insanity and quirks.
Hulkein
12-18-2008, 07:19 PM
Diabetes, hypertension, NYPD -- somethin's gonna get'cha!
That's pretty funny.
Stretch
12-18-2008, 07:48 PM
Yes, yes I am. I'm 32 and have all 4 grandparents. I cherish all of their insanity and quirks.
I thought you said you were 28. Has it really been 4 years?
Jesus Christ.
Jorddyn
12-18-2008, 07:57 PM
http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?p=340461&highlight=cordes#post340461
3 1/2. And my birthday is in June, which makes me 4 years older.
One dead and one convalescent. Dead one at 94 and home ridden at 84.
Sob stories about hearts are nothing. Yet well told.
When my grandmother died my mother called me. I left work immediately. When I arrived it was just me, my mother, and grandmother’s corpse. I asked my mother to close my grandmother’s jaw, because it was slack open wide. She was on her back. We cried together.
A woman walked in with a bible and asked us if she could say a few words. My mother was very upset by this but I said “Yes. She would like that.”
My mother and I held hands while this woman went through something about a christian soldier. It was suitable.
When I left the room I made sure to say goodbye to grandma.
Mighty Nikkisaurus
12-18-2008, 08:57 PM
Wow, those are some awful presents Jorddyn. And your grandmother doesn' tknow when your birthday is?! lol
My own dad regularly forgets whether my birthday is June 16 or July 16. Granted, he has a bad memory and 5 kids and I'm the only one who doesn't have a birthday in December or January. So I usually get two cards and presents a year (makes sure all his bases are covered?).
Sean of the Thread
12-18-2008, 09:33 PM
Oddly I only know my kids birthday and my father's.
Can't remember any others but in my defense I can't remember shit since the meningitis. I barely remember any of childhood.
Ignot
12-18-2008, 09:41 PM
My own dad regularly forgets whether my birthday is June 16 or July 16. Granted, he has a bad memory and 5 kids and I'm the only one who doesn't have a birthday in December or January. So I usually get two cards and presents a year (makes sure all his bases are covered?).
LoL, my Dad screws up stuff like that all the time. That's so funny because I got a birthday card from my Dad in August. My birthday is in October. Then he signed it Dale instead of Dad. Then he put P.S tell Karen I said hello. My girlfriend's name is Cayla and we have been together for 5 years.
I didn't know whether to feel pleased with the effort or disappointed with the execution.
Tea & Strumpets
12-18-2008, 09:53 PM
LoL, my Dad screws up stuff like that all the time. That's so funny because I got a birthday card from my Dad in August. My birthday is in October. Then he signed it Dale instead of Dad. Then he put P.S tell Karen I said hello. My girlfriend's name is Cayla and we have been together for 5 years.
I didn't know whether to feel pleased with the effort or disappointed with the execution.
I would go with being happy with the effort. This may or may not be related to last year when coincidentally I called my dad to wish him happy father's day, and my mother happened to do the same thing that day, only to realize later that day that father's day wasn't until the following week.
Fucking commercials.
Celephais
12-18-2008, 09:55 PM
I always send my grandmother a homemade card.
ROFL ... homemade? As in after you've had 5 pints of 8% malt liquor?
Sob stories about hearts are nothing. Yet well told.
You're a douchebag.
Xeromist
12-18-2008, 10:04 PM
Oddly I only know my kids birthday and my father's.
Can't remember any others but in my defense I can't remember shit since the meningitis. I barely remember any of childhood.
Criminy, meningitis too?? How many cows did you slaughter in your previous life?? :(
Xeromist
12-18-2008, 10:10 PM
That's pretty funny.
And statistically significant, hehe
A woman walked in with a bible and asked us if she could say a few words. My mother was very upset by this but I said “Yes. She would like that.”
My mother and I held hands while this woman went through something about a christian soldier. It was suitable.
Sounds like a Chaplain? Was this at a hospital? Those people do amazing work.
Amber
12-18-2008, 10:51 PM
I've made it very clear to all of my relatives that the year that I stop getting a gift from everyone on every major holiday, will be the last year I attend any family gatherings.
If I were your relative, the moment you made it clear would be the last moment I'd ever give you anything. Do you give gifts to everyone?
Stanley Burrell
12-19-2008, 12:42 AM
Okay I was off a bit, it's 40:
Oldest brother = 6 kids
My mom = 2 kids
Brother 2 = 6 kids
Brother 3 = 1 kid
Brother 4 = 4 kids
Sister 1 = 2 kids
Sister 2 = 7 kids
Sister 3 = 3 kids
Brother 5 = 1 kid
Brother 6 = 3 kids
Brother 7 = 2 kids
Sister 4 = 3 kids
Brother 8 = no kids yet
Woah.
Talk about Catholicism in action, damn.
diethx
12-19-2008, 01:08 AM
That sounds more like Morman(ism?) to me.
Furrowfoot
12-19-2008, 01:34 AM
That sounds more like Morman(ism?) to me.
Catholic is spot on.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0kJHQpvgB8
Sean of the Thread
12-19-2008, 04:21 AM
Bwhahahah you pulled the every sperm is sacred card.
Well played sir.
Oh and I thin your avatar would make a nicely offensive t-shirt.
Hulkein
12-19-2008, 07:15 AM
Definitely not Mormons.
Daniel
12-19-2008, 08:55 AM
One dead and one convalescent. Dead one at 94 and home ridden at 84.
Sob stories about hearts are nothing. Yet well told.
When my grandmother died my mother called me. I left work immediately. When I arrived it was just me, my mother, and grandmother’s corpse. I asked my mother to close my grandmother’s jaw, because it was slack open wide. She was on her back. We cried together.
A woman walked in with a bible and asked us if she could say a few words. My mother was very upset by this but I said “Yes. She would like that.”
My mother and I held hands while this woman went through something about a christian soldier. It was suitable.
When I left the room I made sure to say goodbye to grandma.
?
Daniel
12-19-2008, 08:57 AM
White grandma or Black Grandma?
It's white grandma and granny in my family.
Jorddyn
12-19-2008, 09:08 AM
I have "gin grandma" and "cookie grandma".
Yea, I know, it's not the same. But I'm pasty white.
Daniel
12-19-2008, 09:19 AM
rofl @ gin grandma. That's hilarious.
I had a whiskey great-grandmother. She drank whiskey and ate everything with lots of garlic on it. Made some kind of magical garlic "elixir" every day to drink. We all know it was whiskey. But she was awesome. She'd jump bank lines saying she was old and didn't have enough life left in her to wait. Whenever she was mad at my mother, she'd speak to me in Spanish (before I'd picked up enough to understand). My favorite habit of hers was that she swore a woman should never be without stockings. She'd even wear them to the beach (she lived in Florida) all the time. Just trotting around in the sand with no shoes.. but yes, stockings.
CrystalTears
12-19-2008, 10:41 AM
Haha! My grandmother still wears stockings everyday to this very day, and she's in Florida too.
She also denies that she knows English. She plays ignorant when one of us talks to her in English mostly because she wants us to speak to her in Spanish. However when she's on the phone with one of her American friends, her English is nearly flawless with an accent.
Sean of the Thread
12-19-2008, 11:15 AM
Haha! My grandmother still wears stockings everyday to this very day, and she's in Florida too.
She also denies that she knows English. She plays ignorant when one of us talks to her in English mostly because she wants us to speak to her in Spanish. However when she's on the phone with one of her American friends, her English is nearly flawless with an accent.
Those people really annoy me.
SHAFT
12-19-2008, 12:04 PM
And I love her dearly. But she has lost it.
I thought my life sucked but she just add the punctuation mark.
I just received a letter from her and I expected a Christmas check... inside the envelope was a torn up piece of toilet paper.
Sean - I love you.
From grandma.
All on different pieces.
I lose so hard.
If this is true that is the best thing I've read all week.
Sean of the Thread
12-19-2008, 12:42 PM
I would take a picture but bitch woman won't let me use the camera.
It is hands down the best gift I've ever received.
Nieninque
12-19-2008, 01:28 PM
You're a douchebag.
He isn't even that good.
If I were your relative, the moment you made it clear would be the last moment I'd ever give you anything. Do you give gifts to everyone?
Maybe you should ask someone for a sense of humour this year. That was so obviously a joke it's painful to read your response.
Keller
12-19-2008, 01:54 PM
One dead and one convalescent. Dead one at 94 and home ridden at 84.
Sob stories about hearts are nothing. Yet well told.
When my grandmother died my mother called me. I left work immediately. When I arrived it was just me, my mother, and grandmother’s corpse. I asked my mother to close my grandmother’s jaw, because it was slack open wide. She was on her back. We cried together.
A woman walked in with a bible and asked us if she could say a few words. My mother was very upset by this but I said “Yes. She would like that.”
My mother and I held hands while this woman went through something about a christian soldier. It was suitable.
When I left the room I made sure to say goodbye to grandma.
You know how people always console those who've lost someone close to them by saying things such as, "Uncle Jimmy is in a better place now."
I always wondered why they said that. But, now, I think I know. And it's made me curious -- will that phrase pass out of style once you're dead, and the earth is no longer such a horrible place to be?
CrystalTears
12-19-2008, 01:55 PM
I always wondered why they said that. But, now, I think I know. And it's made me curious -- will that phrase pass out of style once you're dead, and the earth is no longer such a horrible place to be?
I'm going to dance on his grave in a red dress.
Sean of the Thread
12-19-2008, 02:12 PM
hot
Daniel
12-19-2008, 03:05 PM
Don't you guys think you've taken the Backlash hatred a bit far? Seriously. There's probably one person whose grave I would dance on. I sincerely doubt anyone else would ever get to that level, let alone someone off a message board for an MMO.
CrystalTears
12-19-2008, 03:07 PM
Yes, because we're all really serious when we're talking about Backlash.
http://ramblingrhodes.mu.nu/archives/internet-serious-business-cat.jpg
Ignot
12-19-2008, 03:07 PM
I would take a picture but bitch woman won't let me use the camera.
Who's wearing the pants? Man up and grab the fucking camera!
Daniel
12-19-2008, 03:09 PM
I don't know. The guy can't say the sky is blue around here without people jumping down his throat with all kinds of straight up malicious shit said.
It's like watching abunch of kids in junior high pick on a retard. It's really that fucking funny, and it gets kinda sad after awhile.
I mean, do what you want I was just asking a question after like the 25th backlash is a rapist\deserves to die\has a shitty life\I'll dance on his grave post in the last day or so.
Keller
12-19-2008, 03:17 PM
I don't know. The guy can't say the sky is blue around here without people jumping down his throat with all kinds of straight up malicious shit said.
It's like watching abunch of kids in junior high pick on a retard. It's really that fucking funny, and it gets kinda sad after awhile.
I mean, do what you want I was just asking a question after like the 25th backlash is a rapist\deserves to die\has a shitty life\I'll dance on his grave post in the last day or so.
Backlash isn't a retard.
He's the performing arts kid who can't act worth a damn but has the self-importance to stand in front of the lunch room and recite his self-composed shitty biographical poetry.
We're a bunch of junior high kids making fun of that douchebag.
Daniel
12-19-2008, 03:26 PM
Look,
I'm not against making fun of douchebags. I do it all the time (HI Clove!), but I was just throwing that out there because it seems to take a whole nother level of seriousness around here with backlash and whereas he might be the self important d-bag it's not like he's actively antagonizing people.
*EDIT. That's the last I'll say on the subject because frankly I have very little desire to defend Backlash.
diethx
12-19-2008, 03:51 PM
Definitely not Mormons.
Oh no I wasn't saying you were Mormon, just saying it sounds like Mormons. That couple with the 18 kids (the vagina clown car couple) are Mormons and I knew a couple of people in school who had giant families like that - they were Mormon too. I know some Catholics are against birth control but i've never known a Catholic family that large.
whereas he might be the self important d-bag it's not like he's actively antagonizing people.
I disagree, since I believe he knows that his being a self important d-bag does actively antagonize people, and I think he does it on purpose. I'm pretty sure he knows he'd catch a lot less shit if he didn't try so hard, so honestly I can't think of any reason as to why he wouldn't chill out, unless he were doing it on purpose. Just my opinion.
CrystalTears
12-19-2008, 04:03 PM
Oh no I wasn't saying you were Moron...Quoting before the edit. :D
... just saying it sounds like Mormons. That couple with the 18 kids (the vagina clown car couple) are Mormons and I knew a couple of people in school who had giant families like that - they were Mormon too. I know some Catholics are against birth control but i've never known a Catholic family that large.
Actually there's a sect of crazy motherfucking Catholics who, because they don't use birth control, don't seem to use the rhythm method either that the church LOVES to lecture to use as an alternative, just seem to fuck like bunnies and just end up having mass amount of kids.
A friend of our family is a prime example. I don't think he was married for more than five years and he already had about four kids and she was pregnant when I saw her last, so, there ya go.
Fallen
12-19-2008, 04:05 PM
Would it be considered sinful for the guy to purposefully zero out his sperm count? sitting in hot water and what not.
diethx
12-19-2008, 04:24 PM
Quoting before the edit. :D
Actually there's a sect of crazy motherfucking Catholics who, because they don't use birth control, don't seem to use the rhythm method either that the church LOVES to lecture to use as an alternative, just seem to fuck like bunnies and just end up having mass amount of kids.
A friend of our family is a prime example. I don't think he was married for more than five years and he already had about four kids and she was pregnant when I saw her last, so, there ya go.
LOL, oops, typooo.
And damn, that's nuts. I hope he makes a LOT of money.
Amber
12-19-2008, 05:00 PM
My ex-in-laws were catholic. They were trying for thirteen kids, since that was one more than my mother-in-laws mother had had, but she had to have a hysterectomy after the ninth due to complications. I'm wicked glad they didn't have thirteen as the nine they do have are all screwed up. They didn't have enough time or money to take care of the kids very well and the kids really suffered as a result. For example, they didn't have enough money to take all the kids to the dentist, so they took the girls but none of the boys had ever even once gone to the dentist until they were adults. Now that they're all grown up, 7 of the nine are addicts. It's sad.
Mighty Nikkisaurus
12-19-2008, 05:47 PM
Quoting before the edit. :D
Actually there's a sect of crazy motherfucking Catholics who, because they don't use birth control, don't seem to use the rhythm method either that the church LOVES to lecture to use as an alternative, just seem to fuck like bunnies and just end up having mass amount of kids.
A friend of our family is a prime example. I don't think he was married for more than five years and he already had about four kids and she was pregnant when I saw her last, so, there ya go.
It's called the Quiverfull movement, which is what that woman with 18 kids and counting is a part of. They're not Mormon but definitely extreme and rather fundamentalist. The idea is that God really wants you to be fruitful and multiply.
The reasoning is usually pretty fucked up too-- shit about the rapture coming and wiping out the sinful (i.e. most of the human race) so you need to reproduce like rabbits and turn out families that will be saved and will carry on the human race after the wicked are purged, and stuff of that nature.
With Fundamentalist Mormons (FLDS) though, a lot of the rapture stuff is usually a convenient cover for the contesting among the wives of any given man. I've read a lot of biographies from women who have escaped their lives in the FLDS and basically, the husband is the Priesthood Head and the wives only ticket into Heaven. He also holds all of the power in the family, and doles out power to whatever wives have the most favor with him, so they compete to have sex with the man as well as get pregnant by him, since the pregnancy/number of children sired is a demonstration to the community that they are favored by their husband. It's actually really sick and heartbreaking to read the kind of manipulative, nasty things these women do to each other just to have a modicum of protection in their society (as well as to the men, who are basically pawns to be manipulated by their wives). There's a whole pecking order among the women based on who's actually having sex and who actually has a lot of children, and who doesn't.
ANYWAY. /offtopic.
CrystalTears
12-19-2008, 05:53 PM
No I think he was just a hot guy with a hot wife who didn't believe in birth control but still wanted to screw like rabbits and willing to deal with the repercussions. :D
Mighty Nikkisaurus
12-19-2008, 05:55 PM
No I think he was just a hot guy with a hot wife who didn't believe in birth control but still wanted to screw like rabbits and willing to deal with the repercussions. :D
Oh I wasn't referring to your friend, just some of the reasoning behind the ultra, ultra-religious who reproduce zillions of times.
CrystalTears
12-19-2008, 06:02 PM
I kid I kid!
Hulkein
12-19-2008, 06:05 PM
It's called the Quiverfull movement, which is what that woman with 18 kids and counting is a part of. They're not Mormon but definitely extreme and rather fundamentalist. The idea is that God really wants you to be fruitful and multiply.
The reasoning is usually pretty fucked up too-- shit about the rapture coming and wiping out the sinful (i.e. most of the human race) so you need to reproduce like rabbits and turn out families that will be saved and will carry on the human race after the wicked are purged, and stuff of that nature.
With Fundamentalist Mormons (FLDS) though, a lot of the rapture stuff is usually a convenient cover for the contesting among the wives of any given man. I've read a lot of biographies from women who have escaped their lives in the FLDS and basically, the husband is the Priesthood Head and the wives only ticket into Heaven. He also holds all of the power in the family, and doles out power to whatever wives have the most favor with him, so they compete to have sex with the man as well as get pregnant by him, since the pregnancy/number of children sired is a demonstration to the community that they are favored by their husband. It's actually really sick and heartbreaking to read the kind of manipulative, nasty things these women do to each other just to have a modicum of protection in their society (as well as to the men, who are basically pawns to be manipulated by their wives). There's a whole pecking order among the women based on who's actually having sex and who actually has a lot of children, and who doesn't.
ANYWAY. /offtopic.
My grandparents are Catholic but definitely were not part of what you described, for the record.
Mighty Nikkisaurus
12-19-2008, 06:18 PM
My grandparents are Catholic but definitely were not part of what you described, for the record.
I'm not saying it's one religion (i.e. that if you're Catholic or Mormon you're like this). There's certain movements and sects/cults (I consider the FLDS a cult) that are like this. I'm not saying that by any means it's a majority or even really an accurate representation of a given religion, or that any cross-similarities mean they're one and the same. There are plenty of Catholic people who have huge families and not because they're trying to populate the earth pre-Rapture, heh! The family with 18 kids (the Duggers I believe) have come out and said they're a part of the Quiverfull movement, which is what I was explaining.
You know how people always console those who've lost someone close to them by saying things such as, "Uncle Jimmy is in a better place now."
I always wondered why they said that. But, now, I think I know. And it's made me curious -- will that phrase pass out of style once you're dead, and the earth is no longer such a horrible place to be?
???
I’ve been fortunate and have lead a very enjoyable life for the most part.
The point of posting my story was to illustrate to SotT that life happens to all of us and how he perceives/presents his is up to him.
On topic:
I’ll get to see my remaining grandmother this Christmas. Shes the one who instilled in me at a very young age a deep appreciation for the arts. Museum trips every weekend in NYC at age 10.
The one who passed taught me the value of literature as she was a head librarian.
CrystalTears
12-19-2008, 06:35 PM
The point of posting my story was to illustrate to SotT that life happens to all of us and how he perceives/presents his is up to him.
No shit, really?! Thank God you were here to explain that. Whew.
Skeeter
12-19-2008, 06:47 PM
It's called the Quiverfull movement, which is what that woman with 18 kids and counting is a part of. They're not Mormon but definitely extreme and rather fundamentalist. The idea is that God really wants you to be fruitful and multiply.
The reasoning is usually pretty fucked up too-- shit about the rapture coming and wiping out the sinful (i.e. most of the human race) so you need to reproduce like rabbits and turn out families that will be saved and will carry on the human race after the wicked are purged, and stuff of that nature.
With Fundamentalist Mormons (FLDS) though, a lot of the rapture stuff is usually a convenient cover for the contesting among the wives of any given man. I've read a lot of biographies from women who have escaped their lives in the FLDS and basically, the husband is the Priesthood Head and the wives only ticket into Heaven. He also holds all of the power in the family, and doles out power to whatever wives have the most favor with him, so they compete to have sex with the man as well as get pregnant by him, since the pregnancy/number of children sired is a demonstration to the community that they are favored by their husband. It's actually really sick and heartbreaking to read the kind of manipulative, nasty things these women do to each other just to have a modicum of protection in their society (as well as to the men, who are basically pawns to be manipulated by their wives). There's a whole pecking order among the women based on who's actually having sex and who actually has a lot of children, and who doesn't.
ANYWAY. /offtopic.
It would only be worth it if you could have a hot wife orgy. I'm guessing the mormons probably don't go for wife on wife action though :(
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