iannis
Musty Nester
+1Jurassic park truck was awesome.
The horns were goofy and belonged on a 22 year old, but the truck was legit.
+1Jurassic park truck was awesome.
I have a pet peeve with people that just dismiss all logic with a wave of a hand. All I want Onoes to say to us is that, yes, it would be smart for him to protect himself just in case.I don't think he's a bad person at all. He just mishandles some things and comes up with bad explanations/excuses instead of just owning the problem and fixing it. My impression is he handles most things well. How his wife chooses to handle things is her business, he just needs to make sure it doesn't appear he is helping her do shady shit. Or that he doesn't fall for the "just sign this to help me out" trap and accidentally screw himself. If he's talking to a lawyer, he's on the right path to avoiding those problems.
What is it that bugs us? To me it's the laissez faire way he treats his life and how things continue to work out where perhaps we've struggled more to achieve anything.I like the guy but his posts are rather infuriating.
This is really spot on, but it's important to point out that Onoes didn't come here asking for advice. He came here to fill us all in on the latest totally not crazy thing is ex was pulling. It just spawned a lot of totally meaningful and common sense tips from the rest of us that went ignored.Everyone's got that one friend that says "hey man what laptop should I get, i need these features? Also can we keep it under this number?"
So then you research a laptop, making sure it fits their every need, making sure you hit price points, hey maybe you even shop for the best deal on it to save him a little money. Then he says thanks. A day later he comes up to you and says "hey I bought this walmart HP laptop that was only $248, it was such a steal man."
In your head you know that guy will be back again complaining that it is too slow, it's filled with malware/bloatware, it can't game, etc. He'll probably blame you even though you told him not to buy that. Maybe he'll even ask for you to recommend him a new laptop in a year's time.
Right I get he never asked for advice, but he might as well have because he knew us armchair (and real) lawyers were going to give itThis is really spot on, but it's important to point out that Onoes didn't come here asking for advice. He came here to fill us all in on the latest totally not crazy thing is ex was pulling. It just spawned a lot of totally meaningful and common sense tips from the rest of us that went ignored.
This is perfect.Everyone's got that one friend that says "hey man what laptop should I get, i need these features? Also can we keep it under this number?"
So then you research a laptop, making sure it fits their every need, making sure you hit price points, hey maybe you even shop for the best deal on it to save him a little money. Then he says thanks. A day later he comes up to you and says "hey I bought this walmart HP laptop that was only $248, it was such a steal man."
In your head you know that guy will be back again complaining that it is too slow, it's filled with malware/bloatware, it can't game, etc. He'll probably blame you even though you told him not to buy that. Maybe he'll even ask for you to recommend him a new laptop in a year's time.
I'm not so naive to think that his situation and reactions aren't common but it doesn't make it acceptableAny of you who work in public facing jobs or work with people's problems know that most people are just selfish, horrible people who will take advantage of anything to benefit themselves. This is not a surprise at all and it's why social welfare countries don't work unless the demographics/culture are just right.
Agree 100%; it's just kind of like calling out Johnny for fucking whores in his thread... it's like, what'd you expect. The intent of this thread is to talk about his marriage problems not call his wife and him a POS for gaming the welfare system. It's fine to do so but when 20 people in a row just call him a peice of shit he's just not going to post anymore, which defeats the point.I'm not so naive to think that his situation and reactions aren't common but it doesn't make it acceptable
I know, the casual "so we set it up so that she can still claim benefits and I pay her cash under the table, great right?" attitude is very infuriating. :\ I know he's reading the responses and just going "what are you guys, stupid? it's free money, if I don't take it someone else will, you guys are straight up DUMB" and having no idea why what he's doing is wrong.Major differences. J49's thread isn't in this forum it is in Screens. Completely different expectations of the subs. The next is J49 completely and totally owns who he is, recognizes his faults and accepts them. He is never trying to convince people what he is doing is right or acceptable he's just saying what he's doing. Onoes, however, claims that committing fraud is fine because everyone he knows does it. Guess what his make-believe injured vets? Shitbags. People not claiming income to gain benefits? Shitbags. But he seems to have himself deluded into thinking this is what everyone does and it is perfectly fine and acceptable. Government money is free money for all, right? But it isn't. It is what a certain amount of absolute assholes do.
My property tax bill for the quarter or whatever was some absurd number like $1900. FUCK YOU ONOES, YOU DID THISI just paid property tax. More angry about it than normal. Thanks rerolled
Exactly. I feel if you asked Onoes "Is thereanythingyou would have done differently?" he would say no. The dude learns zero things through life experiences.I have a pet peeve with people that just dismiss all logic with a wave of a hand. All I want Onoes to say to us is that, yes, it would be smart for him to protect himself just in case.
But he's not that type of guy. There isn't any worst case for him. He's done everything right and obviously everyone involved with the legal side of things will see the common sense side of it. Also there's no chance his ex ever goes through troubles and fucks him over.
Onoes is a good dude. And he didn't come here for advice he just came to tell us a story. I thank him for that. But I hope he realizes he shouldn't takeanychances when it comes to his kids or finances.