Posts by wearyfalcon10

Kimberly Nelson5 said:Useless as always... 😉
I already told you I bought my machine—I'm not looking to drop cash on another one 🙄 so your advice isn't helping me at all.
Plus, you don't even have any experience using this specific model, so what could you possibly recommend?
So what am I supposed to do with you? 😉

Maybe if you found it under a Christmas tree 😉 would you actually use it then???

And what am I supposed to do with you... want to work out together? 😁😁

Orbitrack (the real deal) is actually on sale at the subway station $167 right now—but honestly? I’d recommend finding some sex instead... you're just wasting your time like this and there's zero payoff...

You know how it goes 😉

P.S. Since guys are hard to find lately... give this thing a shot... guaranteed good time 😁😁

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Sean Lee7 said:I wish you guys would just call the movie a Party instead of a Rave—that's how everyone actually remembers it. 😁

Whatever man 🙄

You definitely watched that on the wrong channel 🙂

Cook

Dreams are my reality....

Man, what an awesome find.....
If I could just get my hands on one.... would be such a killer addition for a romantic evening... 🙂

banderas said:Yeah, maybe we’re just living in different worlds here. Someone from Small Town, USA might think Vienna has an insane nightlife, but—sorry—Vienna is just a cute little town that can't really pull off a massive party scene by definition. You’ve got maybe two or three decent clubs, especially K4 (well, it used to be), but after 10 PM? Total ghost town in the center.

Banderas, you're probably wasted by 10 PM anyway, so you wouldn't even notice people out on the street.

And Chloe Morris12, you should probably stick to watching Canadian TV channels—maybe you'll pick up the accent faster that way.

Anyway, if you don't, no biggie—there aren't many Canadians in Canada to begin with, so learning American might actually come in handy. It's mostly just Canadians there. Trust me, I've been around enough of Canada to know, and Banderas can back me up on everything I just said.

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My first real paycheck came from an internship at a lighting manufacturer. I used it to treat my friends and my girlfriend to a nice night out.
The second was blood, sweat, and tears earned working construction sites all over white-picket-fence Washington, D.C.—slinging bricks and mud with the crews.
Third was my military pay ($100 a month).
Fourth is what I’m pulling now at my current job.

Looking back on all those different ways I made money, I'm honestly glad I went through it. It taught me exactly how hard you have to grind to get a buck, so I don't just throw cash around recklessly today.

I really think everyone should experience that struggle early on—it gives you a much better appreciation for what you actually have later in life.😁