The "Fuck my life" thread

[at0m]

I had to work late last night, and my brother didn't call me for my bday yesterday.

[Dr. Zaius]

I'd rather live in the middle of nowhere. I couldn't stand living in the Baltimore/DC/Boston/NYC corridor. Too many people  ;D

[at0m]

[quote author=Dtrain323i link=topic=3709.msg265109#msg265109 date=1366155985]
I'd rather live in the middle of nowhere. I couldn't stand living in the Baltimore/DC/Boston/NYC corridor. Too many people  ;D

[/quote]Come visit, I actually think you'd like the area where I live. 5-10 minute drive in three cardinal directions puts you in the woods. 20 minutes south puts you downtown.

[Versus]

i would really really hate living in the middle of nowhere, medium-large city at least

[Dtrain323i]

[quote author=Dr. Zaius link=topic=3709.msg265152#msg265152 date=1366216090]
[quote author=Dtrain323i link=topic=3709.msg265109#msg265109 date=1366155985]
I'd rather live in the middle of nowhere. I couldn't stand living in the Baltimore/DC/Boston/NYC corridor. Too many people  ;D

[/quote]Come visit, I actually think you'd like the area where I live. 5-10 minute drive in three cardinal directions puts you in the woods. 20 minutes south puts you downtown.
[/quote]


Oh I'd love to come visit. I'd just hate to live there.

[Neptune]

I loved my time on the eastern seaboard, rocking the atlantic.

I loved my time in northern new england, when I considered massholes to be flatlanders.

I loved my time in texas, with beer and fresh handmade tortillas in every supermarket.

I loved my time in the midwest, with cold clear morns, the sounds of trains in the nights, and drive-through beer stores.

I love my time in the mid-atlantic, in the cradle of liberty.

I think this whole country is great, even the parts that I don't quite fit in.

This makes me want to travel more.

[Sogo]

Had to go up against the new Tau Codex in 40K tonight.
Fuck Riptides.
And Supporting Fire.

[Dr. Zaius]

To be fair, I absolutely loved living in Chicago. It's got everything you need assuming you can find a job. I wasn't able to, though.
I guess it's more of a 'hindsight is 20/20' scenario. I didn't mind the Chicago suburbs either, growing up. But now, and here? I fucking hate North Dakota, Minot, and all the people that I'm forced to share this desolate tundra with. Call me crazy.



Also, Tau own hard.

[CaffeinePowered]

Ankle deep water in my apartment, still rising

The Good
- My uber-box and all of its data are safe
- Laptop is safe
- Vast majority of my sewing stuff is in bins
- con stuff was packed and on my landing at ground level
- Clothing is pretty high too
- As are most of my other electronics
- I have Renter's Insurance that covers up to $25,000 in damages to my personal property in the apartment, claim has already been started.
- 420 moved and well hidden

The Bad
- RIP Genesis
- RIP NES
- RIP All those power cables and cords
- Whole place will need to be cleaned and scrubbed down
- Couches fucked
- Major appliances likely ruined, this is on the landlord to fix/replace though
- RIP SNES

[[fr31ns]Karrde]

Holy shit, flooding O_o

[Dtrain323i]

Ankle deep water in my apartment, still rising

The Good
- My uber-box and all of its data are safe
- Laptop is safe
- Vast majority of my sewing stuff is in bins
- con stuff was packed and on my landing at ground level
- Clothing is pretty high too
- As are most of my other electronics
- I have Renter's Insurance that covers up to $25,000 in damages to my personal property in the apartment, claim has already been started.
- 420 moved and well hidden

The Bad
- RIP Genesis
- RIP NES
- RIP All those power cables and cords
- Whole place will need to be cleaned and scrubbed down
- Couches fucked
- Major appliances likely ruined, this is on the landlord to fix/replace though

Being underground has its disadvantages. That sucks

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[CaffeinePowered]

Karrde link=topic=3709.msg265206#msg265206 date=1366293737]
Holy shit, flooding O_o

Please have a bottle of the strongest shit you can buy waiting for me (assuming my fight does not get cancelled)

[TronPaul]

Ankle deep water in my apartment, still rising
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Holy shit that sucks.

[A. Crow]

is this just from heavy rains?

[Dr. Zaius]

god no not the genesis  :-X

flooding apparently even in my old town, so i'm guessing it's most of illinois/midwest that's getting pissed on hard.

[Didzo]

What's rain?

[CaffeinePowered]

is this just from heavy rains?

That plus subpump failure

[A. Crow]

who's sump pump?  Because you should be threatening them with litigation before making a claim against your own insurance. 

[at0m]

who's sump pump?  Because you should be threatening them with litigation before making a claim against your own insurance.  

most of the time those fail due to lack of maintenance (not covered by warranty) or power failure (not covered by warranty).

A crack developed in my childhood home's foundation last week, so there's ankle deep water in my mom's house right now too. This is the backyard.

[CaffeinePowered]

who's sump pump?  Because you should be threatening them with litigation before making a claim against your own insurance. 

The building's subpump, you cant go throwing around lawsuits for that sort of thing i dont think. Either way I have renter's insurance that is basiacally a catch-all for shit damaged in an apartment due to theft/fire/floor/whatever. $500 Deductible, up to $25,000 in claims. Likely with having to replace my bedframe, box springs, couches, it will come out to a few thousand in damages I can claim.