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Mark wrote:That way, she gets to hang out with you for an afternoon, and you can get his services for maybe just the cost of lunch and the beer.

They don't drink. Otherwise, that's a good plan. I'll have to bring that up with her.

Replace beer with soda and make lunch chinese....................it should work

Mark wrote:Replace beer with soda and make lunch chinese....................it should work

Tsukiyumi wrote:

Mark wrote:At least moving won't suck THAT badly.

The last time I moved, I did the whole thing by myself. That sucked, for sure. This time, I'm quite a bit more disabled, so I'm going to have to bite the bullet, and hire movers for the heavy stuff.

If you don't mind me asking, how'd you become disabled?

Ah, I remember my last move... my brother-in-law was still in high school, so we had his entire offensive line for the cost of three cases of Bud. The best part is, the more we paid them - the harder they worked!

Anyhow, best of luck. Credit is a weird situation - having too much debt, even if you pay it all on time evey time, is a negative to your creditworthiness... but having none, as in "no debt," is also considered to be a negative. However, if your prospective new landlord is willing to have personal references, a strong deposit, etc., offset that, you should be in good shape.

Lt. Staplic wrote:

Tsukiyumi wrote:

Mark wrote:At least moving won't suck THAT badly.

The last time I moved, I did the whole thing by myself. That sucked, for sure. This time, I'm quite a bit more disabled, so I'm going to have to bite the bullet, and hire movers for the heavy stuff.

If you don't mind me asking, how'd you become disabled?

Nothing special. When I was eight, I was doing auditions for commercials, etc. so I needed a portfolio. We went out to Dana Point to take some photos, and I climbed a tree for part of the shoot (the pictures actually came out great). When we went to leave, my mom warned me not to jump down; I misjudged the height, and jumped anyways. It was only about eight feet, but both of my knees basically popped backwards, and I tore out the majority of my ACLs (Anterior Cruciate Ligaments). It was passable for a while, but twenty years later, I can hardly make it to the kitchen or the bathroom some days.

The lesson: when your mom tells you not to jump from the tree, don't jump from the f***ing tree.

Mikey - that's the plan. Throw money at them until they relent. This particular property has been sitting empty for three months that I know of.

Tsukiyumi wrote:This particular property has been sitting empty for three months that I know of.

In the course of your negotiations, remind the landlord of that early and often.

Well, my brother turned 11 yesterday, december 4th that is, for people experienceing different time zones.

sorry to hear that Tsu

but did you get the commercial?

Mikey wrote:

Tsukiyumi wrote:This particular property has been sitting empty for three months that I know of.

In the course of your negotiations, remind the landlord of that early and often.

Oh, I did. There are plenty of properties I've been looking at.

Staplic - no. White Castle Hamburgers never really caught on in California anyways.

After that, I ended up having to turn down a Disney project because I couldn't really walk for a while.

As a result, I focused more on my own stories, though, and that's what I'm best at.

so what is it you do now?

Lt. Staplic wrote:so what is it you do now?

At the moment, I'm unemployed.

I have a job waiting for me at the Alamo Drafthouse ticket booth, but I need to move first. I'll not have my car burglarized again (here, anyways).

Shran, get your bro to sign up here! Give Reliant a break.

It seems she changed her mind again. I had another "special" lunch

Mark wrote:It seems she changed her mind again. I had another "special" lunch

Women are strange, aren't they?