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Book Guy
I write it like I mean it, but mostly they just want my money.
Howdy, I'm back. About two months ago I said I'd be out of radio contact until roughly October, so here I am a week early. Glad to see the boards have survived without me, and you old codgers are still ... umm ... whatever it is that codgers do ... codging?
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Well, aside from that. I'm now back to what I was doing before I moved there. Including reviewing strip clubs :D. Don't want to spend too much time here at the boards, got things to get into order lifestyle-wise. I did spend about a week "testing the waters" at the "pink board" at Stripper Web. What an amazing bunch of deluded nincompoops! My goodness. They found cause to deride males (except tall extremely physically attractive ones, of course) for wanting to patronize them, wanting sex, liking beautiful females, spending money, not spending money, drinking, not drinking, answering their questions, not answering their questions, participating in the boards at all, etc. etc. Lots of man-hating going on over there. Kinda made me lose my taste for strip clubbing.
Aside from web boards, now I'm option-less. Or at least, ANOTHER option has snuck out the back window. I'm seriously considering law school, just because I could probably get some decent money at one of the schools here in Big Hard town. Don't know the specifics. Not something I "want" but also not something I "don't want" either. Thinking it through, wondering where it all went wrong, trying to find a course of action. I really thought I'd finally found something worthwhile, but then it required a $17,000.oo annual living expense and paid $15,000.oo annually. Everywhere I go, people are VOLUNTEERING THEIR MONEY for the PRIVILEGE of working. I just don't get that system. When did it start in America, that you pay your employer to work for him? I simply can't afford it, so all the rich kids from prep schools get bankrolled to great careers (teaching, writing, things I could do) and I'm excluded on the basis of "isn't devoted" (a.k.a. doesn't volunteer free effort because ... doesn't have the money). Grr.
OK I'm done whining. I probably won't be here at the TUSCL boards too often, it's an energy sink. But I'll drop in from time to time when the energy is superfluous. If you find me writing lots and lots here at TUSCL, remind me that I promised not to let the energy sink sap all my time and effort. I'll buy you a private in codger karma heaven.
Best wishes. BG