Hello, CB., Serious talk. |
Hello, CB., Serious talk. |
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![]() monster hunter ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Staff Alumni Posts: 1,203 Joined: May 2004 Member No: 18,188 ![]() |
First off, I'm high so you'll have to excuse my spelling, grammar, and general coherence of my sentences. (Or lack of judgment.)
Second, I'd like to apologize for making an ass of myself on these forums over the past few years. I am an asshat. I apologize sincerely. Next, I'd like to explain to you my predicament. I'm currently attending a community college here. I've applied to transfer to a certain college which I am very fond of. If I get in, I'll be 20 minutes from Chicago. However, there is always a chance of me being denied from that college. If I don't get in, I plan on moving to a bigger city and study there at the community college nearby and go transfer to a school close to my city. Now let me explain to you why I need to go to a bigger city. I think living in this small town here has retarded my learning abilities and dulled down my sense of realistic judgment and thinking skills. I feel like I haven't been able to "experience" my life as a young adult. The form of entertainment here is going to the theater every friday. There is nothing here. So I feel I should move to a bigger city and learn how to be independent. At this point, I know I can't take care of myself. I know I'm spoiled and retarded. I want to learn how to handle responsibilities and to basically "be a man." If I can't take care of myself, how am I going to take care of my future wife/son/daughters? So anyways, I've been blessed with parents who have been very kind (and patient) to allow me to keep the car that they've been putting payments on! They are even willing to pay for a couple months of rent until I get situated. So my question to you all is this: 1)Will you forgive me? 2)Can you recommend me some big cities that have many many forms of entertainment and attraction? (i.e museums, art galleries, parks, zoos, aquariums, etc. etc.) 3)For those of you living in those cities, how is it like? Are there many "date places"? (I want to try being a romantic guy.) 4)Average cost of payments that you have on your bill. (Just a general amount, I don't need a specific date.) 5)Are they slack on carding for alcohol? I might need a lot of it. ![]() 6)Did any of this even make sense? |
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![]() in a matter of time ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Staff Alumni Posts: 7,151 Joined: Aug 2005 Member No: 191,357 ![]() |
1) Yes
2) Not Vancouver. But we do have an art scene plus a beeeautiful park 3x the size of Central Park. Zoo sucks. Aquarium is awesome. Very scenic, just take a walk along the Sea Wall and you can call it a day. 3) Yeah I would say there are many date places. It rains a lot which could or could not be romantic? Yale Town in downtown Vancouver is gorgeous at night, as well as the whole downtown area. Many lovely restaurants by the ocean. We have ugly rocky beaches too. 4) N/A; no idea 5) Depends where you go, but generally yeah. But you'll be in Canada and the drinking age here is 19, sooo. 6) Surprisingly, yes. |
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