If you're going to do yourself in, this is the way to explain it - Page 3

Betonov · 08-18-13, 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Red October1984

Because look at this....this is our future.

Half of them are going to get a roundhouse kick from reality when they reach their twenties and realise that ironed shirts and waist high trousers will get you the means of living. Work, not swag.
A quarter of them will get that kick near their thirties.
The other quarter will simply die or slide into that group that says yolo before covering themselves with newspaper for the night.

Kids these days are just let to be kids for too long.

Red October1984 · 08-18-13, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Betonov

Half of them are going to get a roundhouse kick from reality when they reach their twenties and realise that ironed shirts and waist high trousers will get you the means of living. Work, not swag.
A quarter of them will get that kick near their thirties.
The other quarter will simply die or slide into that group that says yolo before covering themselves with newspaper for the night.

Kids these days are just let to be kids for too long.

+100 Trillion

SWAG doesn't pay bills!

It might sound horrible...but I think there needs to be a kind of Swag Holocaust. Natural Selection needs to hit these people like a brick wall.

No more Justin Bieber, no more racist rap music, no more saggy pants, no more flat bill hats...

NO MORE SWAG.

Sailor Steve · 08-18-13, 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Cybermat47

So you hate Neal, Steve, Frau, Feuer Frei, yourself, and everyone who has ever lived including your own mother and father.

Armistead · 08-18-13, 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Red October1984

+100 Trillion

SWAG doesn't pay bills!

It might sound horrible...but I think there needs to be a kind of Swag Holocaust. Natural Selection needs to hit these people like a brick wall.

No more Justin Bieber, no more racist rap music, no more saggy pants, no more flat bill hats...

NO MORE SWAG.

Blame it on technology. I think cops like saggy pants, makes the thugs easier to catch.

I read somewhere the average child stays home until about age 23. Heck, when we were kids we got out quick, if it meant living in utter poverty. People think they have it so bad today because they feel entitled, that life should be handed to them.

Platapus · 08-18-13, 10:25 AM

I seriously fear for the future of our country with this new generation.

Funny, my father said the same thing.

And his father the same thing.

And his father.

Which only proves the undeniable truth. The next generation will always be the downfall of our country.....Funny that we always seem to survive though.

My parents were wrong. My generation was not that bad, but this new generation!!

I wonder if my father told his father the same thing?

WernherVonTrapp · 08-18-13, 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Armistead

Blame it on technology. I think cops like saggy pants, makes the thugs easier to catch.

I read somewhere the average child stays home until about age 23. Heck, when we were kids we got out quick, if it meant living in utter poverty. People think they have it so bad today because they feel entitled, that life should be handed to them.

Actually, if I recall correctly, the sagging, drooping, pants is a fashion trend that started with inmates in the jail and prison systems.

And I was out of my house, working full time with my own apartment at 20 years old.

Betonov · 08-18-13, 11:12 AM

I'm 27 and still live with my parents.
Not a big deal, it's a big rural house, I pull my weight in chores and costs, employed and not dependent on anyone.
But my recent raise does give an option to rent a small apartment nearby.
Enough to be on my own but still be close to my garden and dog

Jimbuna · 08-18-13, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Betonov

I'm 27 and still live with my parents.
Not a big deal, it's a big rural house, I pull my weight in chores and costs, employed and not dependent on anyone.
But my recent raise does give an option to rent a small apartment nearby.
Enough to be on my own but still be close to my garden and dog

Why pay rent? Your only paying the property owners bills.

If I had the choice I'd be staying with my parents and saving to own something of my own in the future.

Betonov · 08-18-13, 01:00 PM

Economic wise I'd be better off staying where I am until I manage to get a woman that will split costs in about 200-400 years.
A rent with costs on a small apartment is about €300 for my area, a quarter of my pay.

A price I'll gladly pay for the privacy my own place gives me.

Jimbuna · 08-18-13, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Betonov

Economic wise I'd be better off staying where I am until I manage to get a woman that will split costs in about 200-400 years.
A rent with costs on a small apartment is about €300 for my area, a quarter of my pay.

A price I'll gladly pay for the privacy my own place gives me.

Makes sense if that's how you feel

Betonov · 08-18-13, 01:30 PM

Living with parents fattens your purse, but dulls independent personal development.

u crank · 08-18-13, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Betonov

Living with parents fattens your purse, but dulls independent personal development.

Please explain this to my daughter.

Jimbuna · 08-18-13, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by u crank

Please explain this to my daughter.

Mine too...the boy has flown the nest but the daughter has yet to develop anything even remotely resembling wings

u crank · 08-18-13, 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna

Mine too...the boy has flown the nest but the daughter has yet to develop anything even remotely resembling wings

Mine leaves but then returns. Don't ask. The upside is we get to see a lot of our only grandchild.

Jimbuna · 08-18-13, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by u crank

Mine leaves but then returns. Don't ask. The upside is we get to see a lot of our only grandchild.

I'm yet to become a grandparent but I agree...that would be a big positive

08-18-13, 10:25 AM	#35
Platapus Fleet Admiral Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 19,380 Downloads: 63 Uploads: 0	I seriously fear for the future of our country with this new generation. Funny, my father said the same thing. And his father the same thing. And his father. Which only proves the undeniable truth. The next generation will always be the downfall of our country.....Funny that we always seem to survive though. My parents were wrong. My generation was not that bad, but this new generation!! I wonder if my father told his father the same thing? __________________ abusus non tollit usum - A right should NOT be withheld from people on the basis that some tend to abuse that right.

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08-18-13, 11:12 AM	#37
Betonov Navy Seal Join Date: May 2009 Location: Slovenia Posts: 8,647 Downloads: 26 Uploads: 0	I'm 27 and still live with my parents. Not a big deal, it's a big rural house, I pull my weight in chores and costs, employed and not dependent on anyone. But my recent raise does give an option to rent a small apartment nearby. Enough to be on my own but still be close to my garden and dog

08-18-13, 01:00 PM	#39
Betonov Navy Seal Join Date: May 2009 Location: Slovenia Posts: 8,647 Downloads: 26 Uploads: 0	Economic wise I'd be better off staying where I am until I manage to get a woman that will split costs in about 200-400 years. A rent with costs on a small apartment is about €300 for my area, a quarter of my pay. A price I'll gladly pay for the privacy my own place gives me.

08-18-13, 01:30 PM	#41
Betonov Navy Seal Join Date: May 2009 Location: Slovenia Posts: 8,647 Downloads: 26 Uploads: 0	Living with parents fattens your purse, but dulls independent personal development.