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Re: Why??!!!!! Please give some advice
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Posted by dave from MN on January 25, 2006 at 17:44:58 from (208.252.179.23):
In Reply to: Why??!!!!! Please give some advice posted by dave from MN on January 25, 2006 at 13:11:13:
Thanks for the advice, pretty much my thinking. Only I just came from his place to see how his arm is, prettty messed up. Of course the queen was sitting there on her big ol hind quarter eating a "panara" restraunt sandwich and sucking down a $3.00 shake. So I did what I do , and told her exactly what I think, what I think of her excuses, and I think shes pretty mad at me right now. Darn. BIL actually was smiling while I was laying it down, so I told him to get some balls and put his foot down himself. Of course he says "she trying " I said "well Home Depot is hiring bout anyone coming in the door, heard it on the radio today", he told her to get over there as soon as I leave. We'll see. Turns out she has over $10000 in med bills and other collections as well. Her partents are telling her she should file bankruptcy, I told her there nutts. Some one has to absorb her debt if she even got it. She must have something good in the bedroom cause there sure aint nothing else going on in that relationship that is worth a blinnk.
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