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You're 40 years old and on your death bed.
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2018-01-14 at 3:05 PM UTC
Originally posted by Grimace fuck if I know now. 2018? shit no. Back in my day, you generically met the girl at a place you physically went to (pool [billiards] hall, bar, club, concert, etc). There was no "online dating". Closest thing to that was Yahoo Personals, if anyone remembers that. It wasn't online dating at all, but rather, an ad to contact you basically.
If I had to meet a girl, date her, become serious, and wife her in today's world….I wouldn't know where to start.
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2018-01-14 at 3:07 PM UTCi did it for the lulz
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2018-01-14 at 3:10 PM UTC
Originally posted by Grimace fuck if I know now. 2018? shit no. Back in my day, you generically met the girl at a place you physically went to (pool [billiards] hall, bar, club, concert, etc). There was no "online dating". Closest thing to that was Yahoo Personals, if anyone remembers that. It wasn't online dating at all, but rather, an ad to contact you basically.
If I had to meet a girl, date her, become serious, and wife her in today's world….I wouldn't know where to start.
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2018-01-14 at 3:47 PM UTC
Originally posted by Grimace Largely prison, unfortunately. Prison was the "ROAD BUMP" that slowed my ass down enough to see what was important to me. Haven't stuck a needle in my arm, a pipe in my mouth, or otherwise intentionally tried to get high on drugs in 10 years this August. Shit, time flies. After that, it's basic shit, man. Get a job. Get a girl. Wife her. Get your own place with her. Own place comes with own bills. Focus on keeping those paid. Dream for better days. Plan for better days. Make better days happen. Live those fucking better days. I should write a fucking handbook on how to live.
no handbook necessary. the system has been intricately designed to shepherd you into that boring non-existent doesn't-matter slave/sheep mentality from cradle to grave. they have much better resources for doing so than some cheap handbook. like these things called schools and fear and religions and guilt, and all coupled with television and other similar media, these are all way better techniques for ensuring full submission than relying on everyone to actually read the handbook and assuming they even understand half of it anyway.
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