Love the cats! (Check your messages, ).Not a chance. Sookie and Sahara would shred it to bits and use it as a litterbox within 48 hours.
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Love the cats! (Check your messages, ).Not a chance. Sookie and Sahara would shred it to bits and use it as a litterbox within 48 hours.
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Haha, those happen to be my .Love the cats! (Check your messages, ).
Dude...that sucks.Since falling victim to identity theft a few months ago, I have been identity-less. I have no identity. The police say they are searching for my identity, but so far they have failed to identify any suspects.
Now, maybe there are a few legitimate laundry mats out there.
Think about how much crooked money gets passed around in the US. Drugs, stolen car parts, fenced goods, Hell, you can't even accept a bribe without having to show somewhere on paper where it came from. Someone gives you $200,000 in small bills. So what, you can't spend it, yet. Like you gonna buy a house with a stack of ones and fives that just drops out of the sky... tell them you've been dancing for Chippendales at night for decades. Don't mind the smell of jock strap and self-loathing. Just gimme the gaddam house?
Pool Halls... $1 a game, play for as long as long as you want. There is one in my old hometown that still charges $.50 a game. I played there as a teen, and last time I was there it dawned on me that the building had 10 tables, at .50 a game. A game could last an hour. No other vending. I asked the guy how he made his money at only $5 an hour possible. He reached beneath the counter pulled out a $15 cigar, lit it, looked at me side eyed, and said, "what are you, the feds? Volume... I'm the hardest working guy in billiards."
@cigrmaster would provide great commentary about now, and in a @georged thread to boot.Pool Halls... $1 a game, play for as long as long as you want. There is one in my old hometown that still charges $.50 a game. I played there as a teen, and last time I was there it dawned on me that the building had 10 tables, at .50 a game. A game could last an hour. No other vending. I asked the guy how he made his money at only $5 an hour possible. He reached beneath the counter pulled out a $15 cigar, lit it, looked at me side eyed, and said, "what are you, the feds? Volume... I'm the hardest working guy in billiards."
And cue Steve Lawrence!I've always wondered how someone could steal my identity to get rich. Hell, I've been me my whole life... with hardly anything to show for it, ah ha.