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Xena said: 

So when the doucherags from psychoforums and SC1 started tryinta tell me I don't work hard enough, it was just an echo of all the ridiculous Hector Projector right wing bs I've been hearing all my life, from other people who are way lazier and worth way less than I am.

But I wasn't doing that, I was asking questions to gauge your idea of love versus work ethic, and how much your sense of self-love might change after an injury or retirement. 

TC is just digging for smthg to troll me about. He's the one who brought it up, as if my kids and some slobbery dog are the same kinda thing  :P

Not really, I am curious about how you see your kids akin to farm animals when I otherwise saw you differently. 

You also mentioned that you hold dogs and people to the same standard, and otherwise were the one to go on about them in a practical sense in lieu of having your love otherwise be unconditional. 

My love is always conditional if it costs me money.

That's a cold hard fact of being born poor.

Indulging lazy, self centered people (or pets) who don't contribute could mean homelessness for the entire family.

And we all know how you ppl feel about homelessness  

So quit nagging me about what I have to do to prevent it  :P

I don't.

Most ppl who care what other ppl think are a lot more obedient than I am.

Duh 

Xena said: 

My love is always conditional if it costs me money.

That's a cold hard fact of being born poor.

Indulging lazy, self centered people (or pets) who don't contribute could mean homelessness for the entire family.

You see having a pet dog or something as a stepping stone into poverty? 

Wait what does your cat do for you in a practical sense? 

lol you're rlly bad at reading multi part sentences with more than one modifier, aren't you?

Cats don't cost more than $20/ month to feed and care for.

And yeah. Look at the numbers again.

Spending an extra $150 to $200  every month on a dog could mean ending up homeless for somebody who earns $15/ hour and pays $1000/month for a one bedroom apartment.

Is your grasp on the simple mathematical principles behind budgeting rlly that shitty? Are you dyslexic or smthg? Or does your mommy pay your way through life?

But no, I don't have a cat or a dog right now.

Because I can't afford either type of pet.

Duh.

Xena said: 

Cats don't cost more than $20/ month to feed and care for.

Just sacrifice $20 of your own food. I've known plenty of poor people with pets. 

Do you not know how to eat cheaply? 

Spending an extra $150 to $200  every month on a dog could mean ending up homeless for somebody who earns $15/ hour and pays $1000/month for a one bedroom apartment.

Is your grasp on the simple mathematical principles behind budgeting rlly that shitty? Are you dyslexic or smthg? Or does your mommy pay your way through life?

Why not just supplement it with online work? 

But no, I don't have a cat or a dog right now.

Because I can't afford either type of pet.

Duh.

So what happened to your cute and big ol' fat cat? Did you have to give it away? 

Do you not have any Pet Pantry programs in your country? I didn't figure the US cared more about animals than Canada did. 

Xena said: 

@ Legga... I just remembered... lol I had dozens of sock puppets on the old forum.

So I remember you, but you don't remember me  xD

Your posts are eerily similar to Edvard's, especially with the emoticons. Are you sure you're not Edvard? That would be funny.

Xena is not your oldest account, is it? Why aren't you using your older account anymore? The one you used on Nabble.

I used to love to dress up like other members and tease them about their posting mannerisms  ;D

You never copied my mannerism. Nobody pays attention to the underdog. Sigh, I'm so jealous of the other members.