Besides that the wheel berrin is going on it.
Hear the rumble sound it makes when it goes.
Getting pretty bad too.
And i'm broke as shit. Just driving the damn
thing to work and back and to the grocery store
and back until i get the money or financing for a
500-1000 dollar car. Keep my eye on the
antifreeze and no mo' trips to my hometown til i
get a new car. And hope the wheel don't fall off.
My car seen the last of the highway.
If my car breaks down I'm having it towed to the
nearest junk yard. This sucks, maybe i'll c if my
bank will give me a 1000 dollar personal loan
without a cosigner, or even a cash advance on my
credit card. Had enuf frigging loans always kept
my payments so we'll see. Deal with it tommorrow.
I hate to do this as i am in debt as it is but
fuck, you can't get around this town without
wheels. Plus it take me two months to save a
grand and that's while spending very frugal. 2
miles to work if i biked it i could deal, it would
suck but i could deal, but grocery shopping is a
dilemma itself without wheels. Sometimes i wish i
was in new york city then i wouldn't have to worry
about driving. This town has no public
transportation but overpriced taxis. If i was in
a bigger city at least they got buses.
Shits stressing me out. Talking to my bank tommorrow.
Plus finding a car is a pain in the ass. I gotta
have my dad or friend do a lookover i'd end up
getting ripped off. You can find decent cheap
cars but it's tough finding a decent cheap car.
Fuckityfuckinshit.
'THE TEXAS STATE ATTORNEY
GENERAL'S OFFICE INDICTED
BOB TILTON? SO WHAT?!!!!' - Bob Tilton
"I am a 'little messiah' on earth running around".
(Benny Hinn, "Praise-a-thon" broadcast on TBN,
November, 1990)
Two miles to work isn't far. Buy a bike to get to work. Good exercise
too...and you save you a heap of money. As for shopping...if you get
paid weekly then walk to the shops once a week...buy a weeks worth of
shopping and get a taxi home with it.
If monthly then go every month and get a months worth of shopping and a
taxi home.
Problem solved :)
Lifew is so fucking simple when you have a rational approach to it <g>
Doug
It is. :)
Does London (England) qualify as a 'bigger metropolitan area'? <g>
Doug
Get a bike as well. What you'll save in gas will fuckin' near make the
monthly payments on the loan <g>
Doug
But it's a lot harder when you live in buttfuck,
mi then london.
But yes i c his point. But i am still looking for
wheels!
I live in south east London at the moment. Busy roads. I'd walk to work
if it was only two miles away.
A car is real handy for visiting your folks and stuff.
Yes. Use the bike for work and the car to visit your folks or just
drive at the weekend. Cycling is a good form of exercise too...help you
sleep at night :)
What's harder exactly ? A two mile walk is fuck all. I easily cover
that distance on a daily basis...further when I had Dug.
> But yes i c his point. But i am still looking for wheels!
A car is useful for shopping and for escaping to a more country location
of a weekend.
It's a cultural thang, Jim. Most Americans hop in their car to drive around
the corner for a pack of cigarettes.
Doug
Without the 'need' for drugs or alcohol <g>
Doug
>>>b.c. do you live in a bigger metropolitan area?
>>
>>I live in south east London at the moment. Busy roads. I'd walk to work
>>if it was only two miles away.
>
>
> It's a cultural thang, Jim. Most Americans hop in their car to drive around
> the corner for a pack of cigarettes.
Do you know you're right ?! :) A relative of my aunt went to the US to
vist friends who lived there and they were horrified to learn that he'd
*walked* to the shops and not taken the car. A journey of one or two
'blocks' as you foreigners over there say.
It's the 'need' that makes drugs and alcohol a problem for some folk. I
know lots of people who drink socially and smoke the occasional
joint...because they *want* to.
When I drink or drug it quickly develops into a *need*...and all the
real pleasure goes from it quickly.
Long gone are my days of actually enjoying myself that way...but good on
those that do enjoy it :)
Reading between the lines...it appears that what you are saying is that
the 'few days' you've been 'good' are an endurance test rather than
actually living.
I hope to fuck I am wrong mate...for *your* sake.
Hehehe. Have you forgotten that I fuckin' *live* in the States?
I used to know a fellow whos house was set back about a quarter mile from
the road and he used to *drive* to the end of his driveway to pick up his
mail. I shit you not.
The 'horseless carriage' has crawled a lot further under our skins than most
people realize <g>
Doug
Remember that everyones sleep patterns are different. Don't be too sold on
the old line about a 'good nights sleep' being eight solid hours. Some
people wake up frequently in the night. The trick is to accept it as normal
(for you) and go back to sleep. Don't lay there and spend three hours
wondering if you have a sleep disorder or you'll acquire one. I'm a very
light sleeper and pretty much any kind of small sound will awaken me. But I
just identify what it is (was) and go back to sleep. No big deal.
Doug
It's been a while since I even took a toke on a 'J'. But I do like a wee
bit o' good Whisky from time to time. Maybe two or three times a month I'll
have a double (maybe two<g>) on ice before calling it a night. But, as you
say, I think if I drank much more than that, it would rapidly lose its
pleasure and become something that I 'had' to do. And it would be a shame
to fuck up something that I enjoy <g>
Doug
I will have to say my production at work is up
about 10-20 percent this week! Big difference on
the paycheck. It don't seem like i feel any
better at work but i'm producing like a mofo.
What a coincidence hey?
Hehe when i quit drinking for 21 days 3rd month of
this job i also had production breakthroughs.
It should be fun mate.
What does that tell you ? :)
Rat.
Good Lad. But how many people do you know who probably *would* hop in their
cars to go get a pizza if it was a half mile or more distant?
Doug
Perfect example the video store is about a half a
mile.
cuntos!