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# 41 where do you live???? To the poster that is high larious, i can't stop crying. To those wo hate on people living with there parents or relatives there are so many professionals in there 20's and 30's moving in with there parents in mass alone. rent is way to high. also people like to save money so they can get a place of their own. i say if you can live with someone who will charge you little to no rent do it.
#59: "FYL for commenting on a FML story about it's grammar." Come on, _its_ grammar, please. I comment on grammar because bad grammar makes someone look stupid. It's our only interface here on the blagoblag, and the only way I have of seeing if you're a complete moron or not. (Or, to be more accurate, grammar _and_ content, but neither one nor the other is sufficient.) Besides which, you're going to need good grammar when you actually get a real job, so you might as well learn better grammar on the internet rather than learning it from people firing you for being incompetent.
Dear #59: you're an idiot. First off, how ironic is it that you made a basic and moronic grammatical error like its vs. it's while making fun of other people for commenting on the poster's grammar? Sounds like it's a sensitive point for you. Secondly, you're an idiot for not knowing that "disoriented" and "disorientated" don't mean the same thing. They're different words. To "disorientate" someone means that you have caused them to lose their sense of direction/balance/place, or have confused them. At which point, they have become "disoriented". Do you understand? The first is an active verb enacted upon another person. The second is a state of being. Do a little homework the next time you call other people out!
Dear #31: Shut your bratty bitch ass up. I am a healthcare worker and spend my days taking care of sick people, occassionally getting drenched in their bodily fluids. I read this site to get a little perspective. Most of the stories make me laugh, but I'm sorry if the thought of a 21 year old kid diving under the covers at his mom's house doesn't cut it for me. So mind your own damn business. I guess the only thing you have to worry about at your age is internet predators... but don't worry - you're too ugly for that to be a real concern.
That's kind of funny and awesome... but I hope you meant 'dove.' :)
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dang. i wish i had a big, strapping young man like you around my house.
You're one of them manly men, aren't you? Hehe...