u know what really grinds my gears?
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not having the money to fix n upgrade my computer since Feburary 2007
*stores or commercial areas around me that do not or hardly hire at all n thank god i got a job at Cold Stone, but i will sue them very soon:
http://www.techist.com/forums/f6/not-being-paid-training-suggestions-155604/
*being afraid of scratching any of the cars at my home when i practice driving. This also includes my dad cussing, shouting, n making me feel bad when i mess up while driving, so im afraid to drive with him. Plus, we are tight on budget n i dont want to jeopordize my dads retirement money just to fix the cars.
*even if i did had my driver's license, i wouldnt have my own car to drive so what is the point?
*viruses, computer n organism
*kids
*all my bros not living in harmony with each other, they always fight n argue.
*my sibilings or folks that know NOTHING about technology, gadgets, or computers.
*my older bro, Jason, who thinks he knows computers n TVs better then me because he works in the home theater section of Circuit City.
*smoking
*drinking
*drugs, illegal
*people who put me down because they think im worthless when im not, this includes my sibilings.
*people who think my career goal of being a Game Animator or 3D Environmental Artist is a waste of time to learn n do because of pay or because it's for working for video games.
*my dad almost absolutely hating video games, he only likes FPS.
*people who put me down because im a computer geek/nerd who plays video games n has no gf (yet). Hey, high school was hard ok? I'm trying to protective of myself n not have the baggy pants, tattoos, etc. I dont want my body to be messed up, except 16 crowns had to be replaced in my teeth because i was lazy.
*masturbating, cant stop it!!
*me having a 16 year old mind instead of an 18
*not having enough friends or friends that r not as great as my closest n best friend, Difolo, or Brad which is his real name. He is a member here at tech-forums but hasnt come here too often or at all.
whew im done lol.
