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- zetafunc.
- Today 19:28:41
OK I think it's finally come back, should be no problems now.
- zetafunc.
- Today 19:18:30
Sorry if I seem to be taking long gaps between posts. My ISP is Sky, and for some reason, whenever I try to access most of my sites it comes up with a log-in thing that doesn't seem to have a combination that works. The only way I can access MIF is with my iPod or (sometimes) Internet Explorer...
I always feel that the 'sale prices' should be the normal prices...
- bobbym
- Today 19:13:46
Not that many, but there was not much on sale either.
- zetafunc.
- Today 19:04:08
Lots of people?
- bobbym
- Yesterday 11:38:08
Just got back, did a load of shopping.
- zetafunc.
- Yesterday 08:21:28
That is an interesting analogy.
Okay, see you later.
- bobbym
- Yesterday 07:25:09
Lots of it is the same. There are more chances, more options. It is sort of like a multiple choice test that went from 4 answers per question to 5. The guessers are going to score lower.
I am going to have to go offline. Need to shop for food, see you later or tomorrow,
- zetafunc.
- Yesterday 07:14:24
Yep, life sure is different now.
- bobbym
- Yesterday 00:00:48
There is more pressure and less support for people now. They have abandoned their families, their traditions and now even their education.
- zetafunc.
- 2013-05-24 23:12:17
Yes -- and as a result, teenagers/people (in general) seem to have more insecurities than ever.
Tomorrow will mark 6 weeks of being Adriana-free.
- bobbym
- 2013-05-24 19:42:37
Yes, grandpappym dragged his entire family from the country life to NYC. The cohesion of the family unit was destroyed and a similar thing happened to all of the people here.
Now kids here never see their parents. They learn about things from rappers and celebrities. Many of them lose their way and end up badly.
- zetafunc.
- 2013-05-24 19:39:00
That was how it used to be, and to some extent it is a bit like that in my country, but in somewhere like London, it is quite different.
- bobbym
- 2013-05-24 19:33:39
True, but the children are expected to help her at all times. The man is busy plowing the field and fighting off predators. Back then the family was a tight unit. They often lived by themselves on a pretty large piece of land. Neighbors were far away. Everyone had a job and they did it or they did not survive.
- zetafunc.
- 2013-05-24 19:28:57
It's the same in my (country's) culture too. Although they can't be relied upon all the time.
- bobbym
- 2013-05-24 19:15:59
I had to learn. In my culture the men do not do that kind of work. That is a woman's job.