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sugar'n'spice · 11-18-2009, 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by DropTheGloves

I am not really sorry that I have had to. What hasn't broken me, has only made me a stronger, and better person.

Life lessons. Sometimes they are hard. I know about those.

NoUCantDriveIt · 11-18-2009, 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by sugar'n'spice

Are you a real man?

ooooohhh a *deep voice* Manly man?

DropTheGloves · 11-18-2009, 08:48 PM

HAHA. I have quite a few life lessons. Even though the last 2 1/2 years have been the worst years of my life, I don't regret them, because like I said, it will only make me a stronger person. I may sound crazy, but I am thankful for every one of those tough lessons.

They have taught me discipline, patience, and have made me who I am today.

Dave_O · 11-18-2009, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by sugar'n'spice

Are you a real man?

WELL, I haven't done all the things that Dropthegloves has...BUT, I would say so...aside from the paying my own bills...I have had a job since 6th? grade, as an Umpire for T-ball, and then moving up to softball, all the way to the top league at the local Little League, and did that until 17... You learn a lot about being a man as an Umpire, especially with the parents that I had to deal with... I have been across the country, and even out of the country without my parents, I lived in FL for 8 months without worrying about my parents, aside from my mom calling me everyday...she would throw money into my account when they felt like it, but I made my own, and my rent was taken straight from my check... I know how to cook, do dishes, HATE when things are dirty, can do laundry since I was in 6th grade...witnessed people die as a result of horrific accidents...helped the cops find a guy that was running from them after hearing commotion and going outside to see what it was...witnessed a robbery, called the cops, they caught the guy....

Dave_O · 11-18-2009, 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by DropTheGloves

I am not really sorry that I have had to. What hasn't broken me, has only made me a stronger, and better person.

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Originally Posted by CynAgain

Congrats Tac!

Some do mature faster than others...

THANK YOU CYN! and

HI

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Originally Posted by NoUCantDriveIt

ooooohhh a *deep voice* Manly man?

LOL

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Originally Posted by DropTheGloves

HAHA. I have quite a few life lessons. Even though the last 2 1/2 years have been the worst years of my life, I don't regret them, because like I said, it will only make me a stronger person. I may sound crazy, but I am thankful for every one of those tough lessons.

They have taught me discipline, patience, and have made me who I am today.

sugar'n'spice · 11-18-2009, 08:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DropTheGloves

HAHA. I have quite a few life lessons. Even though the last 2 1/2 years have been the worst years of my life, I don't regret them, because like I said, it will only make me a stronger person. I may sound crazy, but I am thankful for every one of those tough lessons.

They have taught me discipline, patience, and have made me who I am today.

Don't ever change for ANYONE!

sugar'n'spice · 11-18-2009, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave_O

WELL, I haven't done all the things that Dropthegloves has...BUT, I would say so...aside from the paying my own bills...I have had a job since 6th? grade, as an Umpire for T-ball, and then moving up to softball, all the way to the top league at the local Little League, and did that until 17... You learn a lot about being a man as an Umpire, especially with the parents that I had to deal with... I have been across the country, and even out of the country without my parents, I lived in FL for 8 months without worrying about my parents, aside from my mom calling me everyday...she would throw money into my account when they felt like it, but I made my own, and my rent was taken straight from my check... I know how to cook, do dishes, HATE when things are dirty, can do laundry since I was in 6th grade...witnessed people die as a result of horrific accidents...helped the cops find a guy that was running from them after hearing commotion and going outside to see what it was...witnessed a robbery, called the cops, they caught the guy....

You're getting there too. Manly man.

DropTheGloves · 11-18-2009, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave_O

WELL, I haven't done all the things that Dropthegloves has...BUT, I would say so...aside from the paying my own bills...I have had a job since 6th? grade, as an Umpire for T-ball, and then moving up to softball, all the way to the top league at the local Little League, and did that until 17... You learn a lot about being a man as an Umpire, especially with the parents that I had to deal with... I have been across the country, and even out of the country without my parents, I lived in FL for 8 months without worrying about my parents, aside from my mom calling me everyday...she would throw money into my account when they felt like it, but I made my own, and my rent was taken straight from my check... I know how to cook, do dishes, HATE when things are dirty, can do laundry since I was in 6th grade...witnessed people die as a result of horrific accidents...helped the cops find a guy that was running from them after hearing commotion and going outside to see what it was...witnessed a robbery, called the cops, they caught the guy....

Trust me, lol...you wouldn't want to go through the things I have. It's hard to be strong for my father and my sister right now. I feel like they count on me to be the strong one, and I always am there to listen to them. However, when I need to talk, it feels as if I have no one there for me to talk to. It's really hard.

CynAgain · 11-18-2009, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by sugar'n'spice

Don't ever change for ANYONE!

x eleventy billion

NoUCantDriveIt · 11-18-2009, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave_O

WELL, I haven't done all the things that Dropthegloves has...BUT, I would say so...aside from the paying my own bills...I have had a job since 6th? grade, as an Umpire for T-ball, and then moving up to softball, all the way to the top league at the local Little League, and did that until 17... You learn a lot about being a man as an Umpire, especially with the parents that I had to deal with... I have been across the country, and even out of the country without my parents, I lived in FL for 8 months without worrying about my parents, aside from my mom calling me everyday...she would throw money into my account when they felt like it, but I made my own, and my rent was taken straight from my check... I know how to cook, do dishes, HATE when things are dirty, can do laundry since I was in 6th grade...witnessed people die as a result of horrific accidents...helped the cops find a guy that was running from them after hearing commotion and going outside to see what it was...witnessed a robbery, called the cops, they caught the guy....

ANDDDDD... *drum roll* He's really good at blowing stuff up! BOOM!

DropTheGloves · 11-18-2009, 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by sugar'n'spice

Don't ever change for ANYONE!

I won't. Like I said...I am who I am. That won't ever change.

Dave_O · 11-18-2009, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by sugar'n'spice

Don't ever change for ANYONE!

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Originally Posted by sugar'n'spice

You're getting there too. Manly man.

THANKS!

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Originally Posted by DropTheGloves

Trust me, lol...you wouldn't want to go through the things I have. It's hard to be strong for my father and my sister right now. I feel like they count on me to be the strong one, and I always am there to listen to them. However, when I need to talk, it feels as if I have no one there for me to talk to. It's really hard.

Yea, I can see that...BUT Know that we are here for ya bro!

If you need to talk (well type), we are here, and will listen (well read....)

Dave_O · 11-18-2009, 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by NoUCantDriveIt

ANDDDDD... *drum roll* He's really good at blowing stuff up! BOOM!

OH YEA!!! I FORGOT ABOUT THAT!!!! Thanks for the reminder!

FIRE, FIRE, FIRE!!!!

sugar'n'spice · 11-18-2009, 08:56 PM

Well....I would be proud of my son if that were him. Heck, I'm

proud of my kids NOW.

Keep well! Goodnight all!

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11-18-2009, 08:48 PM	#2075
DropTheGloves Account Suspended Drives: 2009 TT 335/2009 GSX-R 1000/ECT.. Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Tampa, Florida Posts: 772	HAHA. I have quite a few life lessons. Even though the last 2 1/2 years have been the worst years of my life, I don't regret them, because like I said, it will only make me a stronger person. I may sound crazy, but I am thankful for every one of those tough lessons. They have taught me discipline, patience, and have made me who I am today.

11-18-2009, 08:56 PM	#2086
sugar'n'spice Drives: . Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: . Posts: 18,978	Well....I would be proud of my son if that were him. Heck, I'm proud of my kids NOW. Keep well! Goodnight all!