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- bobbym
- Today 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.
- Today 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
- Today 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.
- Today 19:28:57
It's the same in my (country's) culture too. Although they can't be relied upon all the time.
- bobbym
- Today 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.
- zetafunc.
- Today 18:45:32
Oh, I see. So did you already know how to cook, clean etc. or did you have to learn?
- bobbym
- Yesterday 23:50:02
For a change of life. Moved from the dead end of NYC to Vegas. Got on the bus just me and my cousin and 3 days later we were in LA. There I picked up my fathers car and drove to Vegas.
- zetafunc.
- Yesterday 23:45:55
For job purposes?
- bobbym
- Yesterday 22:21:48
I was 24 years old and had to move out of state.
- zetafunc.
- Yesterday 21:53:21
How long did it take you to get your own place to live?
- bobbym
- Yesterday 10:40:52
Yea, I know but I was in a hurry.
- zetafunc.
- Yesterday 10:08:52
High heat causes all sorts of problems...
- bobbym
- Yesterday 09:02:36
That happens to me too. I stirred it alot so probably at least some of the mess was caused that way. The rest I think I had the heat too high and it blew out from under the cover.
- zetafunc.
- Yesterday 08:58:55
Oh, I know the one you are talking about. Maybe the liquid evaporated, condensed on to the cover, and when you lifted the lid off it dripped on to the stove -- that usually happens to me so I regularly tip it over the sink.
- bobbym
- Yesterday 08:48:33
No, on the frying pan. It is a big stainless steel one with a see through glass cover. Somehow the liquid got out and onto the stove.