Think I give a shit, bloody wanker? I know exactly who I am and what I am capable of. I'm not scared of wiping a little shit to reach my dreams - it does.not.matter.
You're a bunch of pimple faced cunts
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The powerball is at $360 Million. I'm going to hit it tomorrow. What'll you have to say then huh?
I do too, Pewep.
That's why I'm going to give you an important piece of advice.
AVOID USING THIS:
USE THIS INSTEAD:
Is that what you learned during your time as a fluffer?I do too, Pewep.
That's why I'm going to give you an important piece of advice.
AVOID USING THIS:
USE THIS INSTEAD:
Looks like somebody's finally learning how to use thesaurus.com! Keep it up and your posts may actually start to challenge 5th graders.
Better, but still weak.
Are you sourcing your posts to your brother's charges?
EDIT: misread that, apparently he's in "gifted" education, I just assumed he'd be teaching special education, because, well, because.
Why, need them to pass that English-As-A-Second-Language community college course you keep flunking out of? If you want, I'll put in a good word for you and get the price reduced by 40-50%
It's a high school mentality - the whole popularity, cliquish behavior is seldom outgrown. I'm the one they love to hate but secretly are madly in love with. Honestly I think I'm a pretty good guy. Even if my worst enemy in this board needed a bit of luck on his/her way, I don't see why not encourage him/her.
You are surrounded by a family of achievers and they wont even lend you $7k for your "amazing" idea.
Academic success != financial success. If you had even the remotest amount of intelligence, I wouldn't need to explain this to you.You are surrounded by a family of achievers and they wont even lend you $7k for your "amazing" idea.
Would love to
- towards the end of summer. I really do have to make some money for this project then I won't have to work for a long time 
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Would love to
Pretty bad ass that you hang out with all us assholes and don't discard your education. A very smart play because you can leverage that shit for some insane seed money. Or - find a career you love. In either case, the hard work is good shit - keep it up brah.
Thank you man, I appreciate the kind advice. It'll pay off in the end one day
haha. Hopefully though I'll use it to run a business rather than work in one but who knows - life is strange.
Thank you man, I appreciate the kind advice. It'll pay off in the end one day
Lol, worry not, I'm a fellow troll who gets some kicks by showing his ass on WF.
I've watched you for a bit, you've been busting your ass on whatever degrees you're working ( I don't know them but that doesn't matter).
Fact is... aside from all the bullshit raging you've received from this forum is that you've found motivation from us to pursue your education instead of dropping out and showing us up on CPA offers or whatever the hell is hot for the week. Which is substantial in itself.
I'm reading over this, realizing I"m a bit drunk and need to get back to my AMA thread. Just felt I should give props where props are due my friend. Most people don't finish school. And, some of the most successful billionaires went viral after college, not before. Keep fighting the good fight.
Haha, it's all good man. Most of the motivation comes from my parents tbh and just wanting a "safety net" I guess. Can't go wrong with a degree and it can be very useful - especially in online marketing, etc...
I appreciate the kind words man, enjoy your buzz haha
! Hope to see ya on the flip side.
I appreciate the kind words man, enjoy your buzz haha
What you talkin about my nig? I just spent the entire night drinking and trying to change my bros ways of thinking to help him with an ongoing divorce.
Mindset is EVERYTHING.
I'm not done yet.
(CNN) -- The ghastly video shows how barbaric the Syrian civil war can be.
A man, said to be a well-known rebel fighter, carves into the body of a government soldier and cuts out his heart and liver.
"I swear to God we will eat your hearts out, you soldiers of Bashar. You dogs. God is greater!" the man says. "Heroes of Baba Amr ... we will take out their hearts to eat them."
He then puts the heart in his mouth and takes a bite.
A group loyal to President Bashar al-Assad posted the video online Monday. The group describes the mutilation as a "crime that crosses all lines."
It's a sentiment shared by the main opposition alliance, which describes the act as "horrific and inhumane."
"The Syrian Coalition strongly condemns this act, if it is revealed to be true," the dissident group said in a statement.
"The coalition stresses that such an act contradicts the morals of the Syrian people, as well as the values and principles of the (rebel) Free Syrian Army."
Although CNN cannot independently verify the authenticity of the video, CNN has interviewed a local rebel spokesman who confirmed the incident and said he has spoken to the man in the footage.
Tariq al Sayed, a spokesman from the Homs neighborhood of Baba Amr, said he is a friend of the rebel in the video. He said the incident took place more than two weeks ago, after several rebels and government troops were killed in a battle in western Homs.
Al Sayed said when he saw the video, he told his friend to take it off the Internet because the act was so perverse.
"This was an isolated incident. (His) actions do not represent the FSA. His actions only represent himself," al Sayed said. "This is not just a normal person who sits home. He has had two brothers killed. His mom and dad were detained, and the rest of his family displaced."
The Baba Amr district of Homs, once a bastion of anti-government sentiment, was subjected to a brutal counteroffensive by the Syrian army starting in February 2012, Human Rights Watch said.
Homs came under weeks of relentless attacks by government forces, including indiscriminate shelling on civilian areas.
But the government has repeatedly denied attacking civilians, saying Syrian forces were targeting armed gangs and foreign terrorists bent on destabilizing the government.
Regardless of the horrors suffered in Homs, the atrocious act in the video is inexcusable, Human Rights Watch said.
"It is not enough for Syria's opposition to condemn such behavior or blame it on violence by the government," said Nadim Houry, Middle East deputy director at Human Rights Watch. "The opposition forces need to act firmly to stop such abuses."
A man, said to be a well-known rebel fighter, carves into the body of a government soldier and cuts out his heart and liver.
"I swear to God we will eat your hearts out, you soldiers of Bashar. You dogs. God is greater!" the man says. "Heroes of Baba Amr ... we will take out their hearts to eat them."
He then puts the heart in his mouth and takes a bite.
A group loyal to President Bashar al-Assad posted the video online Monday. The group describes the mutilation as a "crime that crosses all lines."
It's a sentiment shared by the main opposition alliance, which describes the act as "horrific and inhumane."
"The Syrian Coalition strongly condemns this act, if it is revealed to be true," the dissident group said in a statement.
"The coalition stresses that such an act contradicts the morals of the Syrian people, as well as the values and principles of the (rebel) Free Syrian Army."
Although CNN cannot independently verify the authenticity of the video, CNN has interviewed a local rebel spokesman who confirmed the incident and said he has spoken to the man in the footage.
Tariq al Sayed, a spokesman from the Homs neighborhood of Baba Amr, said he is a friend of the rebel in the video. He said the incident took place more than two weeks ago, after several rebels and government troops were killed in a battle in western Homs.
Al Sayed said when he saw the video, he told his friend to take it off the Internet because the act was so perverse.
"This was an isolated incident. (His) actions do not represent the FSA. His actions only represent himself," al Sayed said. "This is not just a normal person who sits home. He has had two brothers killed. His mom and dad were detained, and the rest of his family displaced."
The Baba Amr district of Homs, once a bastion of anti-government sentiment, was subjected to a brutal counteroffensive by the Syrian army starting in February 2012, Human Rights Watch said.
Homs came under weeks of relentless attacks by government forces, including indiscriminate shelling on civilian areas.
But the government has repeatedly denied attacking civilians, saying Syrian forces were targeting armed gangs and foreign terrorists bent on destabilizing the government.
Regardless of the horrors suffered in Homs, the atrocious act in the video is inexcusable, Human Rights Watch said.
"It is not enough for Syria's opposition to condemn such behavior or blame it on violence by the government," said Nadim Houry, Middle East deputy director at Human Rights Watch. "The opposition forces need to act firmly to stop such abuses."