Bitch, Rant, Complain...

[jinxor]

thats bad... my uncle got married second time because he couldnt take it any more being with my first aunt. There was nothing wrong with her.. .she was a really sweet soul...
But then, he got married to a girl who is 24 years younger than her.... 24 years...
Now my aunt is the same age as me, and my uncle is like around the age of my mom...
what a friggin idiot~!

[dvlnblkdrs]

my dads twin brother, both his 1st wife and second wife had the same first name.. when he passed away, there was a brawl at the funeral.. and then i found out that my dads half brother decided to sleep with one of those wives after all was said n done.. and i think he still sees her!!!!


although it still doesnt beat my sisters dad's family.. theres a diabetic alcoholic incestuous uncle on that side..

[jinxor]

life is soo effing complicated nowadays.....
I guess it was much simpler in the early human days... lolz

[dvlnblkdrs]

yup.. thats y im just gonna disassociate myself from most of my family once i move out...

[jinxor]

i guess that will help... it did for me... I moved out when i was 18.... now i live by myself and there is less complications around me... .I can do whatever, whenever I want

[dvlnblkdrs]

id move out now if i could afford it.. the place i want to move into though is 1600 for a 1 bedroom...

[TLyttle]

Hm. Sure makes me wonder what I look like to some of my ex relatives, including my kids. However, what they think just isn't that important to me; what's past is past, and I can change none of it. I do know that my son is bitter and won't talk to me: his problem, because I know the facts of my separation from them rather than the poisonous comments made by my ex. There are two sides to every situation, plus the fact that people don't change just because they get married, or have kids, or move: they were that way before. I knew my ex was lazy before I married her, I just didn't realise how lazy, nor what effect it would have on our relationship.

Absolutely move out, even if you have to set your sights a bit lower. Not everyone starts out where they believe they should be...

[dvlnblkdrs]

all of the facts about my parents divorce have been confirmed with my father.. he had basically done the same to his first wife, and is still trying to make it up to his first daughter.. shes more forgiving than i am. after finding out that information, i can no longer picture myself as daddys little girl like i once was.. now i can barely face him. once makes someone human.. doing something repeatedly makes someone hurtful and a jerk. hell it seems thats all that has ever been in my life.. maybe theres just no hope left for mankind..

[jinxor]

Thats not true dvln.... there is always good in the world... the 0only problem is that when we are in deep sh!t we dont really have the feeling to l0ok at the good in the world...
Everything looks friggin annoying...

[TLyttle]

True 'nuff, jinxor... Maybe it's time for a clean slate. I did that some decades ago: new town, new relationships, new friends, new climate, new look altogether. At your age, it is quite easy, and the results are normally very good: it allows for you to get a whole new grip on who you really are, and make the past far less important. Please consider it, life could improve a lot, and if it is necessary to return to your past, it will be easier and more objective. Just my 2c Canadian...

[KCALB SIRAY]

I said it once, and I'll say it again...clean your car of any ice and any snow before you get on the road ya retards

[dvlnblkdrs]

i cant leave my job until im at least vested, which is 5 yrs.. so i have 3 more years to go. i pretty much did all of that with the exception of actually leaving.. new job, new friends(not hard when i only have like.. 1)

[bobselectric]

Originally Posted by dvlnblkdrs

i cant leave my job until im at least vested, which is 5 yrs.. so i have 3 more years to go. i pretty much did all of that with the exception of actually leaving.. new job, new friends(not hard when i only have like.. 1)

Can I be your friend?

[dvlnblkdrs]

lol i have a lot of acquaintances.. i just find it very difficult to trust people..

[*MAD DOG*]

TAKE TIME TO READ THIS. IT WAS A REAL BAD EXPERIENCE.

Things i hate about UNITED.

1. They change direct flights to flights with stop overs with little notice.

2. They charge there economy customers $6 US or AUD for an alcoholic drink.

3. They have a checked baggage weight limit of 50 pounds per bag and a $200 US fee for each bag you check in that weighs more than 50 pounds.

4. The terminal at LAX (Gate 71) stinks like urine and the overhead airvents are covered in mould. I'm not talking about one vent, i'm talking about all of them.

5. The seating room in economy is ok for a small child, but not for a 500+ pound, 6"4' tall man.

6. There staff are rude and are not helpful.

7. They covered my wifes brand new suitcase in some sort of oil or grease (they have given us a voucher to have it cleaned at there expense)

They suck. I thought that Qantas was bad, but Qantas Economy is like business class vs United Economy.

If any of you are going to visit Australia, fly on Qantas. Here is why:

All drinks including alcoholic are included in the ticket price. United make you pay $6 US or AUD for one alcoholic drink.

Qantas has a checked baggage limit of 70 pounds per bag, United has 50 pounds per bag.

Qantas has more leg room.

Qantas has in flight enertainment in all of it's seats. It's on demand movies, games and music. United you are stuck watching one of 12 screens in the roof and have to watch whatever they are showing.

Qantas staff are polite, helpful and would go the extra mile to help you. United staff would not even urinate on you if you were on fire.

[Bob_VT]

Originally Posted by *MAD DOG*

TAKE TIME TO READ THIS. IT WAS A REAL BAD EXPERIENCE.

Things i hate about UNITED.

1. They change direct flights to flights with stop overs with little notice.

2. They charge there economy customers $6 US or AUD for an alcoholic drink.

3. They have a checked baggage weight limit of 50 pounds per bag and a $200 US fee for each bag you check in that weighs more than 50 pounds.

4. The terminal at LAX (Gate 71) stinks like urine and the overhead airvents are covered in mould. I'm not talking about one vent, i'm talking about all of them.

5. The seating room in economy is ok for a small child, but not for a 500+ pound, 6"4' tall man.

6. There staff are rude and are not helpful.

7. They covered my wifes brand new suitcase in some sort of oil or grease (they have given us a voucher to have it cleaned at there expense)

They suck. I thought that Qantas was bad, but Qantas Economy is like business class vs United Economy.

If any of you are going to visit Australia, fly on Qantas. Here is why:

All drinks including alcoholic are included in the ticket price. United make you pay $6 US or AUD for one alcoholic drink.

Qantas has a checked baggage limit of 70 pounds per bag, United has 50 pounds per bag.

Qantas has more leg room.

Qantas has in flight enertainment in all of it's seats. It's on demand movies, games and music. United you are stuck watching one of 12 screens in the roof and have to watch whatever they are showing.

Qantas staff are polite, helpful and would go the extra mile to help you. United staff would not even urinate on you if you were on fire.

So you had a good time but bad travel? Sadly most airports in the US have gone that route since 9-11.

[*MAD DOG*]

I had a great holiday and a great flight over. Just coming back on United sucked balls.

[TLyttle]

Well, I sure wonder about some people's idea of international travel. 50lbs? 70lbs? For luggage?? My wife and I travelled to Europe for 6 weeks, had a hell of a good time, and brought quite a bit of stuff back. We had an under-seat bag each. Period. When the bags filled up, we shipped the stuff back to ourselves for a few bucks a box, it was all waiting for us when we got back.

That philosophy paid off again and again: go through customs carrying the one bag, nothing else, and the customs gestapo just let you pass. We got caught in a train strike, which required us to hike about 1/4 mile for an alternative line: easy, we just grabbed our bags and went, leaving the Others to scramble about looking for their stuff and luggage wagons. They missed the connection, we didn't. Looking for a hotel/B&B didn't mean having to come back to retrieve our luggage, it came with us.

There are too many alternatives. In the old days, (and maybe again, soon) one paid for ANY luggage. Air freight is cheap. Laundromats are everywhere. Drinking on an airplane never enhances the trip, and promotes jetlag. We travelled to see Europe, not for Europe to see us!

However, diff'rent stokes for diff'rent folks, I guess...