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Fools Wildin Thinking They Doing It Unappreciation Vol Get The @#*+ out
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I admit my disdain for seeing people walk barefoot in public or into a business stems from someone who I grew up with that did it constantly when he was on his own time.
I used to consider that person a friend where I visited his home a lot. I stopped counting him as a friend because I realized our mentalities and maturity levels were always divergent during that association. Our disparate personalities eventually caused me to outgrow dealing with him.
He liked to walk in public and into businesses barefoot when we associated outside of school multiple times. I always thought it was inappropriate, I even tried to convey that to him, but he was stubborn and stupid with it.
It was right for me to stop staying in touch with him a couple years after high school because I began maturing a little. Then I saw that fool still walking in public barefoot the year after I chose to stop dealing with him. Some people are too stupid to change, especially since he was going on 20 that last time I saw him in public.
The ironic thing is his dad is a lawyer. But his mom was a loser housewife. It's hard to fathom someone like him growing up in a two-parent home in a good area, but choosing to act like he lived in a third world country. I guess you can attribute his asinine choice to walk barefoot in public to bad parenting with them not teaching him it's inappropriate. Having money, predicated on his dad's living, clearly couldn't buy adequate parenting and common sense in his case.
Like I said, it doesn't make sense for anyone to walk barefoot way beyond a legitimate comfort zone like inside your home, an office space, or at the passenger seat of an airplane.
It's funny how I said it was uncivilized to walk barefoot in public, then you interject with "a fallen civilization" analogy, which is valid.
It's only acceptable for people to walk barefoot living in a third world country because we all know they lack adequate resources and they're extremely disenfranchised.
I used to consider that person a friend where I visited his home a lot. I stopped counting him as a friend because I realized our mentalities and maturity levels were always divergent during that association. Our disparate personalities eventually caused me to outgrow dealing with him.
He liked to walk in public and into businesses barefoot when we associated outside of school multiple times. I always thought it was inappropriate, I even tried to convey that to him, but he was stubborn and stupid with it.
It was right for me to stop staying in touch with him a couple years after high school because I began maturing a little. Then I saw that fool still walking in public barefoot the year after I chose to stop dealing with him. Some people are too stupid to change, especially since he was going on 20 that last time I saw him in public.
The ironic thing is his dad is a lawyer. But his mom was a loser housewife. It's hard to fathom someone like him growing up in a two-parent home in a good area, but choosing to act like he lived in a third world country. I guess you can attribute his asinine choice to walk barefoot in public to bad parenting with them not teaching him it's inappropriate. Having money, predicated on his dad's living, clearly couldn't buy adequate parenting and common sense in his case.
therealest1 west adams and Leimert park full of them. They be walking their dogs around the corner barefoot.
I agree it’s. I legit get grossed out when people walk barefoot on wet surfaces (public)
Like I said, it doesn't make sense for anyone to walk barefoot way beyond a legitimate comfort zone like inside your home, an office space, or at the passenger seat of an airplane.
It's funny how I said it was uncivilized to walk barefoot in public, then you interject with "a fallen civilization" analogy, which is valid.
It's only acceptable for people to walk barefoot living in a third world country because we all know they lack adequate resources and they're extremely disenfranchised.
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What the F?
This is one of the reasons why I'm glad the Lakers got rid of this fool. He was always more focused on his corny outfits than his game. He was basically too Hollywood for his own good lacking the transcendent superstar talent.
Its one thing to say the fit is trash but I didnt know you coudnt have any interests other than playing basketball as an athlete.
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He has a GROOMING problem.
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that thing even the same size like sisqo....
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camera guy caught a stray
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You never been to Erewhon?
Silver lake area? Echo Park?
You see it all the time
In the office I used to see Birkenstock’s under the table and barefoot walking to the kitchen
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I have a good idea of how that will end
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Whole face gonna be blacked out right after Christmas
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in marital bliss?...
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Can you please stop writing dissertations ...
I want this thread to remain minimun effort, high reward! Thanks!
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This store is right next to all the bars in College Station... constant stream of drunk students come in.
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not laughing at that poor kid stuck with the family that thinks they should do that to a 1 year old, just the absurdity of the whole thing.
