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stevieb, good thing I got this thick irish skin or I be insulted on being left out.
I’m shopping bartenders @ keens, clover club, 7, punch……
the average poor person in america has more living space than the average rich person in New York.
“Rich parents whose high-socio-economic status has afforded them excellent health care, a good education, and all the tangible trappings of their status, leading to
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Whats everyone moms and pops do here?
My mum works in a supermarket canteen, my dad was a hospital porter for 20 years, now he’s a non-emergency ambulance driver.
“Why can BHO cut and paste and I can’t???”
Because he can be interesting.
LOL my roommate and his boyfriend made me turn off hoarders last night because they were about to eat. i dont blame them! it’s SO gross. i dvr’d it tho. i have all the episodes on the DVR. snappy and kens and cgar, let’s a have hoarders party this friday night at my place!!! bring your own B.O.!
*rob*
Snaps – I borrowed a couple dozen from next door neighbors.
stevie, you REALLY have to brush up on your humor. You’re pretty pathetic and been PWNed quiet a few times in these past couple of months, even by FRSQ in the HOTD thread yesterday LMAOOOOOO.
“Leave the kid with the partner and come drink with us”
You Mongolians have to stop with the goat talk.
“The average poor American has more living space than the average individual living in Paris, London, Vienna, Athens, and other cities throughout Europe. (These comparisons are to the average citizens in foreign countries, not to those classified as poor.)”
Thats a pretty useless comparison. The “average poor American” incluides poor living everywhere in America, including rural. To compare to inhabitants of densely-packed cities instead of just to the analogous “poor European” period is meaningless.