WolfmanEightySix

Don’t think I’ve ever done this regularly. Wouldn’t want to now either.

And if one member of that household loses their job, that means the entire household is fucked, at least probably.

Same, one of our cats went missing one Sunday night, showed up the following Thursday…that was bad enough.

Funny/sweet bit though…the other cats gathered by the front door, which prompted my partner to open it, and there he was.

Before I met my partner, one of her cats nicked bacon from her neighbours frying pan on several occasions.

I’d have thought a snowman would do a fair bit of damage to a car anyway.

This comment made me realise that the internet could have been born, lived, and died, within my lifetime.

Toast. Although I cant remember the last time I had a late night snack… Im usually getting up for a glass of orange squash.

Robert Stamford Tuck called it “one bloody long Monday morning”.

Its meant to be cold next week, too.

People seemed a lot better off in the 90s, music, TV, and culture was better and more varied. Now there isn’t the same level of investment.

Further to that everyone seems to have “the fear” over numerous things.

Saying that though, we have had a lot of progress over rights and acceptance, particularly surrounding racism and the LGBTQ+ community.

Funny how they suddenly care about how taxes are spent.

I’ve set my screen so everything is grey/black and white.

I don’t think you’ve missed this but I’m going to say it anyway…maybe don’t make failing the exam a punishable offense.

Sounds like terrorism.

Thats what Im asking for when I say id like more information…like why are they unhappy?

With that said, i dont want OP to answer me, Im just looking to answer his question.

Also, I think we are all unhappy in this capitalist shithole, the working class at any rate.

Im not judging, thats why Id like more info. If these people are happy with their situation, leave them to it, some people are happy with in their comfort zone.

If theyre unhappy, thats a totally different matter. For instance do they want something better but lack the confidence, skills, or connections?

25 and living at home isnt that much different to most…but OP says that they havent had a job, so Id like more detail. What have they done with their lives up until this point?

Ill be honest i cant remember when texting became a thing.

I dont think it was a thing in 2000.

I stand corrected. My first phone was my mums old phone. It had the feature, but they wouldnt send, this was 2000 or 2001.

I got massively confused over what “hire movers” were, and how youd get to 35.

Even just over 25 years ago youd have been like “What are you gonna do, hand me a sheet of paper with some text on? Why dont you just tell me?”

Although, when I was in school we’d pass each other sheets of paper with extended conversations on. I found an old homework diary with loads of messages in once, years after school.

Sounds very peaceful.