Current Events > God damn dude, communal laundry facilities really bring out the worst in people.

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Well yeah. The potential free ride is why I said paying rent to parents is different than renting outside.
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(meaning some inconsiderate jackass didn't set an alarm or something to come back for their stuff)
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Anyways I come back around 20 minutes later because I realized I forgot to set my own alarm
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tl;dr: If you live in a space with communal laundry machines, SET AN ALARM TO GET YOUR SHIT

joke topic?
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DragonGirlYuki posted...

Well yeah. The potential free ride is why I said paying rent to parents is different than renting outside.

Yeah I know. But at the end of the day, for his case, it ended up being a free ride.

Pancake posted...

(meaning some inconsiderate jackass didn't set an alarm or something to come back for their stuff)
[...]
Anyways I come back around 20 minutes later because I realized I forgot to set my own alarm
[...]
tl;dr: If you live in a space with communal laundry machines, SET AN ALARM TO GET YOUR SHIT

joke topic?

Not really, the difference being that I actually came back well before my cycle was up, so it didn't make a difference that I, too, forgot to set my alarm.
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I didn't have the option of staying home even if I wanted too. Kinda ignorant to just assume everyone has the same opportunities you have.
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YourDrunkFather posted...

I didn't have the option of staying home even if I wanted too. Kinda ignorant to just assume everyone has the same opportunities you have.

Nowhere ITT am I assuming or even implying everyone or anyone had the option of staying home.
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Not really, the difference being that I actually came back well before my cycle was up, so it didn't make a difference that I, too, forgot to set my alarm.

know what? my bad. i have a cold, i don't think straight like this.
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Pancake posted...

Not really, the difference being that I actually came back well before my cycle was up, so it didn't make a difference that I, too, forgot to set my alarm.

know what? my bad. i have a cold, i don't think straight like this.

Np

Cough syrup can really fuck a brotha up
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Muffinz0rz posted...

YourDrunkFather posted...

I didn't have the option of staying home even if I wanted too. Kinda ignorant to just assume everyone has the same opportunities you have.

Nowhere ITT am I assuming or even implying everyone or anyone had the option of staying home.

Sorry that was directed at offworlder but I was too lazy to quote them
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YourDrunkFather posted...

Muffinz0rz posted...

YourDrunkFather posted...

I didn't have the option of staying home even if I wanted too. Kinda ignorant to just assume everyone has the same opportunities you have.

Nowhere ITT am I assuming or even implying everyone or anyone had the option of staying home.

Sorry that was directed at offworlder but I was too lazy to quote them

Oh lmao okay that makes more sense
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That still does not mean you cant grow your money and have a nice place, you have disposable income so take a small bit and try out stocks.
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i dread the day i have to use the laundromat when the washer or dyer breaks down.

think i had to use one last month. but it didn't cost too much money. maybe 1.50 to dry if i had to wash it would immediately be 4$.

i'm one of those penny saver types ><.
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Guns are an investment?
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Guns are a hobby and part of work for me.
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laundry drama sucks. people are entitled assholes.

my spots pretty mellow, i get home in the afternoon and do mine when no one else uses the facilities.

old spots ive been people leave shit in and i throw it out and use the machine. many arguments, but its their fault so fuck em.
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KazumaKiryu posted...

What a boring story with no payoff

Jesus, this.
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Part of work. I guess they are tools like how a plumber would use wrenches.
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Offworlder1 posted...

That still does not mean you cant grow your money and have a nice place, you have disposable income so take a small bit and try out stocks.

Who says I haven't? Maybe I did exactly what you did, but wasn't as lucky and lost a bit of money. Not a lot, of course, as I would never invest an amount of money that I couldn't live without, but still. Who's to say maybe I wasn't as lucky as you?

Between a free ride from your parents and some luck in the stock market, you do indeed sound awfully presumptuous, especially considering I'm on pace to be way past where you're at once I hit 30.

E32005 posted...

people are entitled assholes

Pretty much this is the moral of the story.
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Going to the laundromat is always better
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TheoryzC posted...

Going to the laundromat is always better

I can't imagine it being better than being able to walk back down the hall and get back to gaming
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bump

Why are you warned?
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My first experience with communal laundry facilities was college, because I always lived in a house. I lived in a small dorm, close knit community, you just left your laundry detergent in the laundry room, which is what you do in a house, so it was perfectly normal to me. My third year of college, I went abroad to Germany. First day, fill out some paperwork, then go out to get some necessities- beer, cold cuts, laundry detergent. Did my laundry that first week, left the box of detergent on a shelf in the laundry room. Came back the next week, box was empty.

At that young naive age, it didn't even occur to me that somebody would take my clothes detergent. So I decided I'd just go back to the store, get another box, and keep it in my room. At the store, I noticed that they also sold powdered bleach. Along with being naive at that age, I was also extremely treacherous.

Yes. I put the powdered bleach in the clothes detergent box and left it on the shelf. A week went by and all of a sudden a lot of people were talking about buying new clothes. Another week went by, and I took the box of powdered bleach and threw it away, and just left my clothes detergent on the shelf. There was still soap in that box the last time I did laundry before leaving the country.
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Wow.
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DragonGirlYuki posted...

Why are you warned?

I got warned for posting the gif of Randy Marsh pooping in the final seconds of the South Park episode, "The Biggest Crap In The Universe."
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Pooping is offensive?
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DragonGirlYuki posted...

Pooping is offensive?

Apparently. This was the reasoning:

Offensive Material
You should not post anything that would be considered inappropriate in a business or school environment (in other words, "Not Safe For Work"). Here are some examples:

Links to images or videos containing pornography, nudity of any kind, or sexualized minors (i.e. "jailbait").

Links to real-life blood and gore. Gore in a video game is fine, but real-life graphic material isn't.

Hate speech, such as using race, religion, sexual orientation, culture, ethnicity, disability, nationality, or gender as a means of insult.

Sexually explicit posts. If you must discuss sexual matters, keep it vague. The less detail, the less likely someone will find it offensive.

Don't use "gay" or "re****ed" in place of "stupid", or "r***" in place of "destroyed".

I only bolded the part that my post could've even remotely violated. So I took my case up by attacking that point that says, "gore in a video game is fine, but real-life graphic material isn't."

South Park is obviously animated, and far from being "real life." My main point was, why is it okay to post a high-res gif of blowing someone's head off in Call of Duty, but a silly and crudely-animated South Park poop is too much?

Currently waiting a response from a lead moderator.

EDIT: The "NSFW" post also applied, I realize, but again, it still doesn't address why my boss would be okay seeing an exploding guy in CoD, but not South Park. They're either both okay, or neither are.
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