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For one since you only have a GED you most certainly don't have a good job, so that sucks you got stuck paying. However you got off lucky, I'm assuming since it was about 8 people, you got off lucky. So I'm going with a YDI because your a slacker and have a GED. Hahaha
#9 & everyone who agreed: **** you. A GED is just as hard as High School, it just doesn't take as long. Some of us home-schooled kids needed to do it that way to get into college early. Careful who you call a dumbass for taking the GED route when they're kicking your ass in academics.
Wow, FYL. I don't know that I'd ever speak to my family again, you don't just spring a check on someone if you actually intend to ever speak to them again. There's nothing wrong with getting a GED. I got through high school with a GPA greater than a 4.0 after weighting, but my cousin dropped out for a number of reasons (honestly, none of them good ones) but she's since tried to turn her life around and she has a GED and decent job now. A GED is normally for someone who has made mistakes in the past and is now trying to overcome them, and there's not a *damn* thing wrong with that in my book.
LOL at #12, but that seriously blows. They should have made you pay after you landed a new job :(
You're parents are lame for making you pay for your high school graduation dinner. But whatever, I never got anything for my high school graduation...b/c you are expected to complete high school.
lol- that is *precisely* how it went in my family. Words to remember: "...an ultimatum means either you do what's asked of you... or else. There's no reward involved. You're confusing our relationship with that of an employer and employee, son." /facepalm x-D
And for your birthday their making you pay the mortgage! YA!!
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Your family are assholes.
You should have climbed out of the bathroom window and bailed :) hehe.