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    mineshadoww
    08/03/2013 11:22 am
    Level 5 : Apprentice Blacksmith
    Can you bring the soap please? I left mine at home.
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    mineshadoww
    08/03/2013 11:20 am
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    [/quote]


    Oh okay, how did you get a computer then. I wanna see how you pull this off.

    Oh and how did you get internet without your parents paying for it on such an old PC without WiFi. I'd love to know that too.[/quote]

    "My computer is older than me" doesn't that tell you that the computer I use is an old one that somebody else owned before me?[/quote]


    It would have broken down in 15+ years of use, you moronic liar. Those computers were never meant to last, and not even a current generation computer would survive that long.
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    mineshadoww
    08/03/2013 11:19 am
    Level 5 : Apprentice Blacksmith
    What happened to you ignoring us? I was enjoying that concept.
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    mineshadoww
    08/03/2013 11:18 am
    Level 5 : Apprentice Blacksmith
    Agreed. The children from this generation are proving to be more senile than their grandparents.
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    mineshadoww
    08/03/2013 11:13 am
    Level 5 : Apprentice Blacksmith
    Ok I'll join your homicidal fiasco too if you don't mind. I'll be waiting for you with a knife at my throat.

    How's life in prison sound sweetheart?
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    mineshadoww
    08/03/2013 11:12 am
    Level 5 : Apprentice Blacksmith
    [/quote]

    Oh you're definitely someone worth listening to.
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    mineshadoww
    08/03/2013 11:11 am
    Level 5 : Apprentice Blacksmith
    Oh okay, how did you get a computer then. I wanna see how you pull this off.

    Oh and how did you get internet without your parents paying for it on such an old PC without WiFi. I'd love to know that too.
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    mineshadoww
    08/03/2013 11:07 am
    Level 5 : Apprentice Blacksmith
    You are able to play Minecraft and create/edit worlds. You can go online and respond in a very timely manner and one sidenote: Windows 2000 came out 13 years ago, not 15.

    It's obvious that you're lying to make it seem your situation is more dire. Frankly I don't care any more even if you were telling the truth. The fact is you have a computer, and I can name 20+ people I know PERSONALLY that do not. Also they share one bedroom with their entire family.

    Tell me you don't have your own room. I dare you.
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    mineshadoww
    08/03/2013 10:58 am
    Level 5 : Apprentice Blacksmith
    1. You're on a computer, so therefore your parents care enough about you to buy you something that is NOT a necessity.

    2. You have a roof over your head. I know parents that don't provide that and the children end up in foster homes due to Child Protective Services.

    If your parents did not care about you, they wouldn't spend the time and effort to give you a house, clothes, AND ESPECIALLY A COMPUTER.

    The irony in my post is I've gone through so much worse than you and I am so thankful I am almost 18. What YOU need to do is own up to some sort of responsibility and stick it out until you become of legal age to live on your own.

    If you run away I guarantee the cops will find you and that you'll be sent back home or possibly even worse, sent to a mental hospital or the government. GUARANTEED.

    Wait until you are 18/legal age. Then you can leave LEGALLY and SAFELY.
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