Daww. No homo.

Good job OP.

[QUOTE=PisseninMisc post_id=1511020041]It's because I can be immature as fuk lol. What can I say, still feel like a teenager at heart sometimes. Mostly when it comes to humor, I just can't let go of the rancid high school humor which is a part of why I love the misc. We all have character flaws right? I can be a little rude and abrasive sometimes.

+30 is pretty great man. I expected to be very sad about not being 22 and partying anymore. But it's not like that at all, it's almost like leveling up in a game, you unlock new skills, gain experience and confidence to take your life to new levels of kicking ass. Brb unlocked "professionalism expert, delegation expert, negotiation lvl 3, 10 years work exp, relationship expert, pussy expert, drinking expert, maturity lvl 3, confidence lvl 3".[/QUOTE]lmao can pretty much confirm all of the first part. I misc for that release so I can be an upstanding, responsible adult in other aspects lol.

I can imagine +30 is awesome lol. i never partied much previously or currently, never had much incentive. So my early 20's so far have been a lot of hustling at work and laid back relaxing with doge, friends, and SO's, which is what I imagine my 30's will be like, but much more comfortably since I'll hopefully have my house by then and be able to spend money on more luxuries if i so choose.

when will it be mine turn for that drinking expert and negotiation mastery....

[QUOTE=FrazettaSilke post_id=1511020501]Nah, she was a neighborhood stray before we "adopted" her. Someone used to have her as a house cat, but abandoned her when they moved. She had been fixed, ect. We fed her and kept her in the garage in the winter. My dad was a true man's man, but he went sappy over her. Bought her a heating pad and a little lamp for her cat house in said garage. Whenever we went out on the porch/anywhere, that silly thing would follow us like a pupper until we sat down. She'd then climb onto your lap and kneed the bejabbers out of your shorts.
In fact, she made this hole in my shorts I'm wearing right now
[img]http://i.imgur.com/4tYyRkp.jpg[img]

chit. i need a hug[/QUOTE]dawwww fuk man sounds like an awesome animal. never understood people who can just abandon pets like that...like wtf? did you have no attachment to your pet? If so, why'd you get one in the first place.

would give you a firm hug after this onion presence cleared up

named her Artemisthanks brah...couldn't leave her out in the rain.

fuk man mirin sounds like you live in the perfect place for him. WTF @ muzzling a dog inside a car...that just sounds unnecessary and dumb af. LOL @ his breed registration...i did a similar thing with Archer. Apartment complex I was living in at the time was anti-bully breed and other high energy active breeds, IE Huskies, GSD's, etc. Knew that before I moved in, didn't care much because people around her abuse tf out of the service thing to get away with it, so I figured worst case I could do that (i know it's terrible lol). When I picked him up, he was 7 weeks and his head was still a fairly ambiguous shape, so for the first six months I just called him a black lab mix to everyone who met him in that complex (aside from one fellow pitty owner who knew what was up immediately)

actually ended up not mattering at all because I never told the complex managers about him, so didn't pay the extra deposit/rent lol.

wouldgetalongwitharcher/10

Repped

It's always funny when people familiar with pits ask you the breed, and you give them some bs answer. 100% of the time they hit you with



Our first landlord wanted to meet Moose just to get a feel for him. About a year later when we moved he told us we were the only dog unit he could go into without fear of being bitten. That says a lot when the building was full of lap dogs.

[QUOTE=FrazettaSilke post_id=1511022931]wouldgetalongwitharcher/10[/QUOTE]he just told me to ask you if you wan sum fuk

[QUOTE=badbl00d post_id=1511023511]It's always funny when people familiar with pits ask you the breed, and you give them some bs answer. 100% of the time they hit you with

[img]http://i.imgur.com/HB7W5Ar.gif[img]

Our first landlord wanted to meet Moose just to get a feel for him. About a year later when we moved he told us we were the only dog unit he could go into without fear of being bitten. That says a lot when the building was full of lap dogs.[/QUOTE]lmaooooo gif is 100% accurate. Funny you mention that anecdote about your landlord...during my time at the doggy daycare, I never once got bit by any of the pitties who went there. However, there were plenty of smaller and even toy dogs that were notorious for biting, whether it was randomly or based on a set of circumstances. There was one little terror, Bambi, chihuahua mix. She had only ever came in for a couple hours at a time and always seemed pretty sweet if not a bit shy, until one 2 week stretch where she boarded. Come to find out she has a srs grudge against all men, and if you weren't paying attention, she would follow you around until she got close enough to bite your ankles. Found that one out the hard way one night when she tried to latch onto my Achilles tendon. Luckily I was wearing some thicker jeans so didn't hurt or draw blood, but damn if that didn't take my by surprise.

I hate small dogs with a passion, I will play soccer with them if they get physical. dumb little chits

happy friday boyos

Happy saturday turds