Ok /jp/, I just got a disability check from the government for around 2000 bucks, what do I do with it, and how do I buy figures and touhou crap without them noticing?

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Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:20:12 2011 No.7459461 [Reply] [Original]

Ok /jp/, I just got a disability check from the government for around 2000 bucks, what do I do with it, and how do I buy figures and touhou crap without them noticing?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:23:12 2011 No.7459473 What disability?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:23:12 2011 No.7459475 Fuck yourself, worthless piece of shit.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:23:12 2011 No.7459476 I didn't know being an idiot counted as a disability these days.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:24:12 2011 No.7459480 File: 5 KB, 645x773, 1306132643548.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] That feel when I realized me and Wheatley share too much in common.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:24:12 2011 No.7459482 Sudo?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:24:12 2011 No.7459483 You're an idiot.

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 20:25:12 2011 No.7459489 I am still waiting for Meet the Medic and more maps for Portal 2 coop.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:26:12 2011 No.7459493 Do people who get these checks get them monthly or something? For how long can they get them?

>>	ZUN !barYV1VtIA Thu Jun 9 20:28:12 2011 No.7459498 I think you can pretty much spend it on anything you want based on what I've learned from people here.

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 20:28:12 2011 No.7459500 >>7459493 I got Social Anxiety checks every month and they were often 721 US dollars. The amount changed based on the inflation of that time.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:29:12 2011 No.7459505 >>7459493 For your entire life. They said they'd come and review me to see if my disability still exists every 5-7 years.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:30:12 2011 No.7459512 I'd love to get disability checks. I'd probably use it to get healthier foods, some psychiatric help, and buy me some learning materials. I'd probably have a better chance of getting a job though.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:31:12 2011 No.7459515 I really need to get in on this but I can't bring myself to go to a doctor/therapist.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:31:12 2011 No.7459520 I get about $3,000 each month for severe depression, social anxiety, and a bunch of other things. I just spend it on computer upgrades and other video game related things. Combined with section 8 housing, it's a pretty easy life.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:32:12 2011 No.7459522 >>7459512 It's a dream come true isn't it? Taking it easy and having money to pay for food, bills, and the things you want. Isn't that /jp/'s dream? Aside from the loli mansion and what not?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:33:12 2011 No.7459529 >2000 bucks How the fuck?

>>	White Ren !YLuFFdRcFQ Thu Jun 9 20:34:12 2011 No.7459536 You will all be washed away when "entitlement" restructuring takes place, forced to actually get jobs. I hope you all commit suicide out of despair.

>>	ZUN !barYV1VtIA Thu Jun 9 20:35:12 2011 No.7459537 >>7459529 The more insane you are, the more money you get. I expect nothing but big numbers from /jp/ers.

>>	Sudo !Tohsaka8ks Thu Jun 9 20:38:12 2011 No.7459548 >how do I buy figures and touhou crap without them noticing? You can buy whatever you want, they don't dictate how you spend your money.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:41:12 2011 No.7459558 I find it sadly ironic that people on wellfare on /jp/ make more money than I did when I was working. Makes me wish I could get in the system myself and squeeze as much money out of the government before this country goes to hell in the next few years.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:41:12 2011 No.7459560 >>7459500 How do you get diagnosed with social anxiety? I've never bothered to actually see a shrink or anything.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:41:12 2011 No.7459563 where do I sign up to get autism bucks

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:44:12 2011 No.7459573 Wait, are you able to just buy whatever you want with SSI or is it SSDI?

PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 20:46:12 2011 No.7459581

>>7459560
I went to both a shrink and a regular doctor. The psychiatrist diagnosed me with Social Anxiety just by listening to me talk and I often missed meetings because I would forget what time they were. He thought I was avoiding him, so the last meeting I actually went to he got the ball rolling for disability checks.

I used to get them, then a friend got me a job at Toys R Us that gave me more money and it was late night. Just by accepting the job the checks stopped coming. I still have to take the pills though.

>>	Sudo !Tohsaka8ks Thu Jun 9 20:46:12 2011 No.7459583 >>7459573 I have SSI and buy whatever I want.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:46:12 2011 No.7459584 How does it feel to be a cancer on society?

Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:47:12 2011 No.7459586

>>7459573
I always assumed they just sent you a check to do what you want with. (Of course the assumption is you use it to pay for essentials, but it's not like they come after you if you don't, assuming you didn't lie about things that qualified you, like income and whatnot.)

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:48:12 2011 No.7459593 >>7459581 Do you go in and ask them to get you on disability, or do you have to kind of pretend you just want help with your condition and wait for them to suggest it?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:48:12 2011 No.7459595 >>7459520 Is it really worth being surrounded by negros and constantly being under thread of robbery / mugging? Granted, you don't leave your house, but...

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 20:48:12 2011 No.7459596 >>7459584 No more cancerous than the politicians that run America.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:49:12 2011 No.7459601 >>7459584 How does it feel to browse /jp/?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:49:12 2011 No.7459604 >>7459584 We're not radical feminists or equal rights groups, though.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:49:12 2011 No.7459605 I don't believe this shit. I've spent years fighting my depression and panic disorder when I could be earning money from them? Well shit where do I sign?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:49:12 2011 No.7459610 >>7459595 That's if they provide you with a place to stay, if you're living somewhere else, they can help you pay the rent.

Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:50:12 2011 No.7459613

Fuck, I've been seeing a shrink for social anxiety and depression on and off since I was 14 and I've been working since I turned 16. I got diagnosed for severe depression and took meds for a bit and that stopped for some dumb reason.

Are you telling me I could have just told uncle sam I was feeling down and just lived life on easy street. I mean fuck, the amount you guys are getting off disability is more then I made when I moved out.

I have Very VERY minor Cerebral Palsy to so I think I could really rack in a shit ton of money.

PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 20:50:12 2011 No.7459617

>>7459593
I was originally going in to get Autism, but I was diagnosed with it just through talking. And by talking, I mean speaking less than 5 word sentences, glancing around the room, looking at hands, etc. He mostly just talked and I said yes or no, maybe a very brief explanation. That often went on for about 45 minutes.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:50:12 2011 No.7459619 How am I supposed to get diagnosed if I can't even bring myself to see a doctor? This sucks.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:51:12 2011 No.7459621 >>7459617 Just going in to get autism? Is it airborne now?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:52:12 2011 No.7459623 >>7459617 This sounds exactly like me! My pride will prevent me from signing up though.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:52:12 2011 No.7459627 >2000 bucks Nope

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 20:53:12 2011 No.7459630 >>7459621 I meant diagnosed with autism. >>7459619 Could get your parents to talk you. That would also be in your favor if you want to be diagnosed with something.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:53:12 2011 No.7459633 >>7459619 Endure it bro and go see one. Just think of all the shit that you'll be avoiding down the road by getting those checks.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:53:12 2011 No.7459634 >>7459617 Do you live in the US? (I know it's a lot easier in some other countries, which is why I'm asking. Don't want to get my hopes up only to find it's not so easy over here.)

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:53:12 2011 No.7459635 >>7459627 It's backpay, they start "paying" you when you first apply, then when you're accepted it comes in one large sum. Some people have gotten a fuckload of money after waiting for so long.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:54:12 2011 No.7459637 Damn, I really should consider seeing a psychiatrist. I wonder if insurance covers that type of thing.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:54:12 2011 No.7459638 File: 55 KB, 640x480, american-flag-2a.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7459461 What's the story behind this pic?

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 20:54:12 2011 No.7459640 >>7459630 To take you to the doctor* I can hardly type today.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:54:12 2011 No.7459643 this thread just makes me angry OP tripped in the grocery store on purpose I bet

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:55:12 2011 No.7459645 File: 19 KB, 300x227, cat-fluffing-pillow.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7459638 Oh what the hell I didn't mean to upload that pic, how confusing.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:55:12 2011 No.7459646 >>7459640 So what's it like having all that money come in from doing nothing?

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 20:56:12 2011 No.7459649 >>7459634 Yes, I live in the Midwestern area of the US. >>7459638 The little robot is called Wheatley from the game Portal 2. He was made to be a idiot to hamper the A.I Glados.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:56:12 2011 No.7459652 File: 554 KB, 295x221, you_crazy_kids.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7459645 Oh heavens, I did it again. Anyways, can someone please tell me the story behind OP's pic?

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 20:58:12 2011 No.7459656 >>7459646 Felt bad at first, but got used to it. I usually had roughly 10-15 dollars when the next check came through.

>>	OP !ji1A2UvV7k Thu Jun 9 20:58:12 2011 No.7459658 Anybody here in Canada gets those checks?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:59:12 2011 No.7459660 File: 63 KB, 900x900, 1306791262925.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7459649 So what does that mean? Why is there a girl there as well? I need the whole story, please.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 20:59:12 2011 No.7459661 >>7459656 Did you live alone? Or with your parents?

Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:01:12 2011 No.7459664

Did you go in to the doctor making it very clear that your intention was to get welfare, or was it more like you just acted like you wanted a general diagnosis or whatever?

I ask because I've been tempted to apply, but I've never been sure if I just go in there and say "Hey, I want welfare money" or if I need to be more subtle than that.

PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:03:12 2011 No.7459667

>>7459661
Alone, apartment is 400 dollars a month and bills usually run up to 120 dollars a month as well. Food is really basic food, and the rest of the money was put towards to whatever MMOs I was playing at the time.
>>7459660
The main character and the PC is named Chell. The girl in the OP isn't her, but Chell has is a mute lunatic with brain damage according to the robot. It's a VALVe puzzle game and quite hilarious.

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:04:12 2011 No.7459673 >>7459664 Make them think you cannot function that well in society or can't work because of it.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:04:12 2011 No.7459674 >>7459667 I don't get it sorry can you explain it so a 12 year old could understand?

PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:10:12 2011 No.7459687

>>7459674
Chell is a test subject at Aperture Science Laboratories, which is ran by GLaDos, who is obsessed with scientific testing. Wheatley, the little ball robot is in charge of the Aperture Science testing personnel as they are sleeping between testing subjects. In the beginning of Portal 2, the system breaks down and Chell happened to be asleep for a long period of time. Wheatley eventually finds her, and suggests that she may have brain damage (the mute lunatic part is later in the game). Wheatley helps the player through the first part of the game, and is more comedy relief than help for the first bit. I won't spoil the rest of the game, but I recommend playing it if you get the chance.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:11:12 2011 No.7459689 >>7459687 Whoa, dude, that's way too long. You can't possibly expect a 12 year old to read all of that.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:13:12 2011 No.7459695 God damn it. I had my chance last week but I refused help.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:13:12 2011 No.7459698 >>7459687 No...I think you're wrong. I think the girl is Sayaka from Magical Girl Madoka.

PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:16:12 2011 No.7459708

>>7459689
Hm. Sorry.

Chell is a mute test experience, Wheatley is her comedy relief lackey in the beginning. They both try to escape from the labs in the beginning. Even despite the turn of events near the second quarterof the game, he still remains her friend.

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:17:12 2011 No.7459709 >>7459698 read >>7459667 >The girl in the OP isn't her

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:18:12 2011 No.7459718 >>7459709 So what are you talking about then? What does Portal 2 have to do with Sayaka?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:19:12 2011 No.7459721 >>7459708 Basically, the girl is Sayaka from Magical girl Madoka, she's an idiot and makes a wish for some guy that doesn't give a shit about her, and Wheatley the robot was DESIGNED to be an idiot.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:20:12 2011 No.7459727 >>7459721 I don't see the correlation. Can you explain this more clearly?

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:21:12 2011 No.7459730 >>7459718 >>7459638 wanted to know the story behind the OP. I then tried to explain Wheatley and ended up trying to explain Portal 2. Which I did horribly.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:21:12 2011 No.7459732 >>7459727 They're both idiots. If you were animated, you'd be on the picture also.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:22:12 2011 No.7459734 >>7459721 I don't get it.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:22:12 2011 No.7459739 >>7459732 You're not making any fucking sense.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:24:12 2011 No.7459749 >>7459739 How did that not make sense? There's no correlation beyond this: THEY ARE BOTH IDIOTS. AS ARE YOU. In any case, trolled hard, xd xd, I'm very upset right now.

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:24:12 2011 No.7459750 >>7459739 VALVe, the creators of Team Fortress 2, had made animated shorts form each of the character classes in TF2. The names of said shorts were "Meet the [class]" and in this case, the class is Idiot, which both these characters fit.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:25:12 2011 No.7459753 >>7459750 Wait, what is VALVe?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:26:12 2011 No.7459755 >>7459749 Can you just type in a normal sentence please? I can't read this mess.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:28:12 2011 No.7459761 >>7459755 Furthermore, what do I have to do with this picture? When did I become part of this? Can someone explain the correlation?

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:31:12 2011 No.7459768 File: 30 KB, 650x295, 1306536267055.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7459753 This is VALVe.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:31:12 2011 No.7459770 >>7459753 Lol, idiot, he already said that.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:37:12 2011 No.7459788 This thread had potential.

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:39:12 2011 No.7459796 >>7459788 It did, but I got offtopic too easily.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 21:42:12 2011 No.7459816 Back on topic, how exactly should I act when i go try and get on disability? Just keep telling them that I find it hard to function in society and hope they agree?

PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:46:12 2011 No.7459833

>>7459816
I walked in there with my pants unzipped and my dick hanging out, it seemed to work fairly well to give the impression that I cannot handle myself in society. (I was told to fix the situation immediately, but I could tell the guy had a really fucked up impression of me the whole time because of it.)

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 21:50:12 2011 No.7459847 >>7459833 How cute. >>7459816 I don't really know. His diagnosis was just that I had some form mental illness during the first meeting, then it evolved into social anxiety later on.

>>	Faggot[b] !4Kd0vVZhMM Thu Jun 9 21:59:12 2011 No.7459888 >>7459833 wow how do you make ur tripcode bold like that i keep trying but it just dont work

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 9 22:02:12 2011 No.7459901 My new goal for the Summer is to get diagnosed with a mental illness. I'm worried about the thought of having to get a physical though.

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Thu Jun 9 22:06:12 2011 No.7459911 >>7459901 Physicals aren't too bad. I was more worried about the cost than the actual procedure. Overall, isn't America cutting it's disability funds to non vegetables/life supports? I could have sworn I've seen that recently.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 01:53:12 2011 No.7460714
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>>7459461
The gov tracks everything posted here, Even more so sense we're /jp/. Good luck explaining this one to em anon-san........or is it alright to spend the money on these things? It dosen't seem like it would be alright. Don't they give you that money to solely survive on? \:/

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:03:12 2011 No.7460753 Fuck you fuck fuck fuck, I'm so jelly. Got severe depression myself, but this shitty piece of fuck of a country doesn't give two shits about it. If they gave me 50$ a month I'd be more than happy. Fucking cunts.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:06:12 2011 No.7460764 >>7460753 Hey here's an idea Perhaps if you went outside, worked on developing a circle of friends, took part in sports and physical activity, and found a goal to work towards, you wouldn't need to look for excuses to maintain your awful lifestyle

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:07:12 2011 No.7460770 >>7460764 Reported for trolling.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:07:12 2011 No.7460775 >>7460764 I never mentioned anything about having an awful lifestyle. It's glorious. Also, I did have a life and even a girl, and we were living together. Decided to end it all and take it easy; everything's so simple this way.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:10:12 2011 No.7460781 >>7460775 I would really suggest looking to your community and people who might care before you take your life Suicide is not the answer just FYI : there are people who care about you

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:13:12 2011 No.7460788

>>7460781
Why do you come to 4chan? Why don't you get some friends? try to get laid, do something besides going on 4chan to try and act like a pretentious shitdick. If you had anybody in your life who actually wanted to listen to what you had to say you wouldn't be doing this, and if you weren't a complete piece of shit you would realize that nobody is going to read your point of view you faggot. Just stop or kill yourself, either or is fine with me.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:13:12 2011 No.7460793 >>7460781 Uh, but I'm not planning to kill myself or anything. Sure, I had a suicide attempt in the past, but I'm on antidepressants for the past 1.5 year now and everything's perfect. Only slight problem is that I'm a poorfag.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:14:12 2011 No.7460797 >>7460793 And the fact that you're on medication.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:23:12 2011 No.7460816
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I wouldn't want to be any of you.

You're never going to find someone to honestly tell you it's okay to do diddly fuck with your lives besides make everyone else's alittle harder, but enjoy the /jp/ charade.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:23:12 2011 No.7460817

>>7460788

>pretentious shitdick

Do you even know what these words mean

>If you had anybody in your life who actually wanted to listen to what you had to say you wouldn't be doing this, and if you weren't a complete piece of shit you would realize that nobody is going to read your point of view you faggot

I understand that you are upset and feel the need to vent, but there is no need to lash out

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:26:12 2011 No.7460827

>>7460816

This is also true

Turning to welfare and self-diagnosed mental conditions to avoid dealing with the real world is escapism

It's unhealthy

You are like many fetishist or conspiracy groups in which all the members encourage one another further and further away from recovery and into fantasy

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:27:12 2011 No.7460830 >>7460827 I happen to love fantasy.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:29:12 2011 No.7460833 >>7460797 my grandma is on medication for 20 years for hypertension. I don't see what is wrong there, except for the money spent on meds. Government helps us with 80% of it though.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:32:12 2011 No.7460841 >>7460833 It's just me. I fear being reliant on any medication. I rely on an inhaler and the thought of it not being there when I need it terrifies me.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:34:12 2011 No.7460850 >>7460841 pussy

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:35:12 2011 No.7460851 So where do I get this money at? I'm tired of working.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:38:12 2011 No.7460855 >>7460851 This is exactly what I'm talking about Stop being leeches for once in your lives, get out and given something useful to the soicety that has given you so much

Otaku man not Otaku child. Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:38:12 2011 No.7460856
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>>7460770
>Reported for trolling.
Someone offers a somewhat reasonable solution and you think they are trolling, because that idea is obscene to most of /jp/. Your comment just shows that you have tricked yourself into believing that the life you live is what being alive is about: living off of others money while gazzing at loli hetnai/computer moniter/anime, all the while achieveing nothing but pleasure or satisfaction that only lasts for a few moment until a new figure/game/pay check comes. You are not happy: you are living short burts of excitement, just as a child does. Most children grow up and realise that they have a larger meaning in life and that there is good, love, truth. I am Otaku, but I am also a Man. There has never been a lot of people on /jp/, so most of us here interact with each other through threads and posts. Thats why I want you all to know I do hold respect for all of you. Don't live your lives by only enjoying day to day things, like a quick flash of fire from spark paper.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:39:12 2011 No.7460859 >>7460855 Get out.

Y10NRDY !kxh.1oTAkU Fri Jun 10 02:40:12 2011 No.7460863

>>7460816

>You're never going to find someone to honestly tell you it's okay to do diddly fuck with your lives

That's where you're wrong, Anonymous-kun. I've worked all my life and never gone on any kind of welfare and quite frankly I don't really mind my taxes being diverted to /jp/sies so they can take it easy. Obviously, this doesn't work if everyone cashes out and tries to get in on it and there's no realistic way of pruning the wheat from the chaff but I figure at some point, having spent the majority of my life wrestling with pretty severe and amply documented depression and panic attacks, I'm gonna flip out and need to say fuck it.

In the meantime, take it easy for me, bros.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:41:12 2011 No.7460869

>I am Otaku, but I am also a Man

But these are mutually exclusive: if your interest is so great it would be named as such, you are not nearly so normal as you might like to think you are

That said, you encourage getting out into society, and that is good: I would only suggest reining your interests in somewhat, and perhaps expanding into other areas

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:42:12 2011 No.7460870 >>7460863 >In the meantime, take it easy for me, bros. Doing so. hugs

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:45:12 2011 No.7460877

>>7460788
The guy didn't even mention suicide, unless I'm misreading his post. He just said "end it all and take it easy", in other words kind of "give up on life" without dying. Basically what a lot of us have done already, but doing it consciously. I came to a similar revelation at the end of my first year of college, dropped out, moved back in with my mother, and I've been the happiest I've been in my life these past 3 years since. Best decision I ever made. I might rethink that if I wind up on the street in the future, but even more reason I should enjoy the opportunity while it lasts.

Y10NRDY !kxh.1oTAkU Fri Jun 10 02:47:12 2011 No.7460885

>>7460856

Dude, I've found that having unrealistic expectations of how life "should be" because of naive ideas I've gleaned from the media and normals around me leads to a big turd in your mouth every time.

Maybe your life has been non-stop party hard mode all day erryday but for most people I know the peaks and valleys are few and far between with a flatline of mediocrity for the most part.

If I didn't have figures, games, and anime I would have shot up a bunch of heroin and fallen asleep in my bathtub a long time ago.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:47:12 2011 No.7460888

>>7460877

You will definitely regret it: you have taken the easy way out now, which provides only a tiny few short years of freedom in place of growing up, getting a job, growing into a responsible and well-liked member of the community, and ultimately making something of yourself

You say you 'might' regret it: I say you will certainly regret it

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:48:12 2011 No.7460892 >>7460888 Lend me your crystal ball and let me see what tomorrow's lottery numbers are.

>>	婦女子ちゃん !oToME4/nUE Fri Jun 10 02:48:12 2011 No.7460894 I used to get government checks as a kid for a disability, but it was reclassified and didn't count as worth giving me money for anymore.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:49:12 2011 No.7460897

>>7460888
I've no real interest in being well-liked, or "making something of myself". As long as I have a roof over my head, some food, electricity, and internet, I'm happy as can be. The only issue is whether or not I'll be able to continue to afford such things in the future, but that remains to be seen.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:50:12 2011 No.7460908 >>7460897 >As long as I have a roof over my head, some food, electricity, and internet, I'm happy as can be. That sounds fairly reasonable to me.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:51:12 2011 No.7460910
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What are all you leechNEETs going to do when the government goes bust in the next twenty years or so and can't afford to hand out welfare payments willy-nilly anymore?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:52:12 2011 No.7460912 I have a job but my work is so pointless that I still feel like I'm basically leeching off society, anyway.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:52:12 2011 No.7460916 >>7460910 Continue to leech off my parents and be glad I never bothered to become dependent on welfare. At least if they put me out on the street I have the comfort of knowing they'll feel pretty bad about it eventually. Probably. I hope.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:53:12 2011 No.7460918 >>7460910 Declare revolution, then borrow Marisa Kirisame's extensive collection of Kimbers and nuggets and go to war.

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Fri Jun 10 02:53:12 2011 No.7460919 >>7460910 As I posted earlier, didn't the US. government already cut back on disability welfare to the point where only those who are vegetables and are on life support will be getting the money? I can't recall where I heard it though.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:53:12 2011 No.7460922

>>7460897

trufax: you won't

>>7460892

It hardly takes a psychic to see that this man has set himself up for failure

>>7460910

One imagines they will simply die

That's why it's so important to help you all now: I could very well be poitning you along to people who could save your life

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:53:12 2011 No.7460923
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>>7460869
I understand what yuor saying and your suggestion does not go unfulfilled. I am involved in so many activities that its hard to keep up. I'll tell them to you in the thread I just made. care to join me?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:54:12 2011 No.7460925 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qxSwJC3Ly0

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:55:12 2011 No.7460932 >>7460922 As the other anon said, I'd like to borrow your crystal ball myself.

>>	Necrobrotent Fri Jun 10 02:58:12 2011 No.7460941 >>7460830 I do as well, problem is I don't live in one.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 02:59:12 2011 No.7460946 >>7460932 Once again I need hardly remind you that this man's failure is hardly a matter of looking into the future It's so obvious that blind cave fish in a grotto untouched by humankind are complaining about how telegraphed his failure is

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:00:12 2011 No.7460949

>>7460922
Also, failure is highly subjective. I'm well aware that many people living the life I do now for so long would want to kill themselves. I am "lucky" in a sense to be able to enjoy it as well as I do, but then I guess I would not have chosen it otherwise. Seriously though, I'm not sure why you're so sure I'm going to "fail", besides needing to think that to justify your own lifestyle. Which is completely stupid and unnecessary. You live your life for your own reasons, and I live mine. Obviously what works for one of us may not work or the other.

I can imagine a few circumstances where I might wind up fucked, but they're far from a certainty. I can see just as easily myself staying like this happily for the rest of my life. Obviously not everyone could do this, but I guess I am blessed with circumstances that make it possible.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:01:12 2011 No.7460950 >>7460941 I wish I could live in a fantasy. Or change things once thought to be fantasy into reality. But that's not my job I guess.

Cirnobyl Fri Jun 10 03:02:12 2011 No.7460953

I just applied for SSI/D because I am fed up with dealing with my issues. Unlike some people I have worked, despite my problems, and I've tried hard to keep my head above water, go to college, ect, but with the economy the way it is, what few jobs that were out there for me are gone.

The list:

DSPS, delayed sleep phase syndrome, which essentially means my circadian rhythm is fubar. I don't just go to sleep at 5-7am, any little fuck-up like I get sick or oversleep sends me spinning around the clock.

Gender Dysphoria: Being trans is a choice, feeling how I do is not. I didn't ask to be born with a female brain or to feel like I have my whole life. On a side note, beginning HRT has gotten rid of my high blood pressure, my IBS symptoms AND is growing my scalp hair back. SO I'll take the good with the bad here.

Short Sighted/deaf in one ear: Minor and not noteworthy on their own but they cipher out a couple more opportunities I could of had.

I didn't list depression, because I view it as a symptom of the above mentioned problems. WHich it is, I don't buy the idea that depression is a disease in of itself. There is always a underlying issue.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:03:12 2011 No.7460954

>>7460946
What exactly makes it so "obvious"? What exactly is it you expect to happen to me? I'll get kicked out of here? A pretty bold assertion, since you know nothing about myself or my family. My parents will die? Well, it will probably happen at some point, but I think with inheritances and the like I'd probably be alright for a while. (Not that I'm hoping for such a thing to happen or anything like that, but I certainly don't think I'd be on the street if it ere to happen.) So what is it that you can see that I can't? Or is it really just the fact that you refuse to accept that a person could live life without putting forth the effort you do?

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:03:12 2011 No.7460957

being on ssi drains your will to live
try to get a job or the mental shame and burden will crush you and you will never escape. i'm not joking. get out as soon as you're able, or you'll be stuck here. it may look good now, but you have to get off them, or you will end up even worse, and stuck permanently on them, on a downwards spiral. get out asap.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:05:12 2011 No.7460963

>>7460957
Like many others, you assume a certain mindset of other people. While there would certainly be a "mental shame and burden" for some, I doubt it'd be the case for everyone.

Though personally I'm not on any sort of SSI myself, because it's never been necessary. I guess anyone could use extra money, but I'm not sure I could get it either way.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:06:12 2011 No.7460964 >>7460954 Illness, parents finally getting tired of your shit, you finally realizing yourself how much of a failure your life has been Really, the list runs longer but then things start getting a bit more general

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:07:12 2011 No.7460970 The hugbox is strong in this one.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:08:12 2011 No.7460973

>>7460964
Well I've realized for a long time that in the eyes of most of the world, my life is indeed failure. Doesn't bother me at all, but it is hard to deny. Illness... Me getting ill, or my parents? Either way I don't see how that would make a difference to anything. Parents getting tired of my shit... It's possible, but tired enough to toss me out into the street? I'm not so sure about that. They both know trying to get me to actually do anything is a lost cause, and they seem to have mostly accepted it.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:09:12 2011 No.7460982 >>7460964 I mean obviously things can happen, but I could just as easily say to you that you could lose your job, or get hit by a car, or any number of things. Uncertainty is a part of any life.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:11:12 2011 No.7460987 >>7460973 So you have battered parents Family counseling time Also your life being a failure does bother you, otherwise you wouldn't be trying to rationalize it with "I DON'T SEE MY LIFE AS A FAILURE"

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:15:12 2011 No.7460995

>>7460987
Why do you find it so hard to accept that other people may measure their lives by different criteria from what you do? Not all of us consider making money, working, or socializing to be the measure of a person. Is it really so unbelievable that there are people in the world that are not mirrors of yourself?

As far as rationalizing, well there's not much I can say to that. I'm confident that I am happy with my life, you're confident that I'm not. We can go back and forth forever on that point, but I cannot see any way to advance there, so I'll leave it alone for now.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:16:12 2011 No.7460996 ITT; Losers telling others losers how live their lives.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:16:12 2011 No.7460999 >>7460987 Also I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "battered parents". I've never committed any action of physical abuse against them, if that's what you mean. We have a fairly good relationship for the most part, actually.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:17:12 2011 No.7461001
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>>7460995
You are making a straw argument. People who wish you to have the opportunity to experience life are no money, work or friend worshippers by any measure. They wouldn't be posting on this board if that were the case.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:17:12 2011 No.7461003 It looks like the /v/ troll is at it again. Just report it and move on.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:19:12 2011 No.7461006 >>7461003 Who is the troll?

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:19:12 2011 No.7461007

>Not all of us consider making money, working, or socializing to be the measure of a person.

Aside from the business of making money, these activities are essential to the human psyche and are hard-wired into every single human - to claim you do not feel them is a lie

>Is it really so unbelievable that there are people in the world that are not mirrors of yourself?

It is when you are quite clearly lying

Besides, I have made no such claim that all should emulate me exactly - you can follow different sports, different teams, eat different foods, believe in a different god etc

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:19:12 2011 No.7461011

>>7461001
Perhaps I've exaggerated a bit, but that's not my point. All I meant was that it's perfectly possible that I can enjoy a life that you might find to be pathetic. And similarly, there are plenty of people who I think are pathetic, that consider themselves to be successful. (Note, that is not a veiled attempt to call all people who are employed with active social lives pathetic, I think nothing of the sort.)

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:22:12 2011 No.7461019 >>7461007 [citation needed]

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:23:12 2011 No.7461023 >>7461007 What teams do you like

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:23:12 2011 No.7461025 >>7461019 Well, even if it is a proven truth somewhere, there is more to life than simple instinct.

>>	Necrobrotent Fri Jun 10 03:26:12 2011 No.7461033 File: 31 KB, 450x464, 1305691945115.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Ahh I do love the psychobabble. We have this thread what every 36 hours? No one is changing their mind.

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Fri Jun 10 03:26:12 2011 No.7461034 >>7461007 There are deviations to everything. Maybe some Anons can feel satisfaction with little to no interaction, money, or working?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:27:12 2011 No.7461038 >>7461033 Yet you are always here.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:28:12 2011 No.7461039

Especially when the instinct is so clearly obsolete. Yeah, when people were running around naked and collecting fruit, it wouldn't do to one day decide "I've collected enough fruit, and I am satisfied." Because come the winter, they'd starve and die. But in today's world, continuing to want to gather more and more just leads to a person living an unsatisfying life. Yeah, for society as a whole this curse of ambition is probably incredibly beneficial, but for individual humans it is anything but.

Though of course, this is simply the opinion of a 23 year old, and likely heavily influenced by my own lifestyle, so maybe I'm completely wrong.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:29:12 2011 No.7461043 >>7461023 Is it just me ore are sports becoming more prevalent on /jp/?

ZUN !barYV1VtIA Fri Jun 10 03:31:12 2011 No.7461046
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If you get frustrated at people getting disability for their mental problems, then sucks to be you. I can't imagine what other things in life bother you.

Personally I don't believe in throwing people in the gutter to die; that's not supposed to fly in my great nation (America). It unfortunately happens, but I'm OK with my tax dollars going to the either mentally or physically disabled if they can get it.

And I'm here 1,000 hours a day, so I do know some of you are indeed completely insane. No offense.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:32:12 2011 No.7461051 >>7461046 This coming from the idiot that spends his days alone in his room, slamming his head into the keyboard while making airplane noises.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:33:12 2011 No.7461060 >>7461046 ilu zun!bar

>>	Sakura !RAILgUnr8s Fri Jun 10 03:33:12 2011 No.7461061 >>7461046 >Personally I don't believe in throwing people in the gutter to die; that's not supposed to fly in my great nation (America). I thought that is what happened in the US. Isn't it Europe that pays loads of money to Sudo-esque people?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:34:12 2011 No.7461064 >>7461043 Summer

>>	Necrobrotent Fri Jun 10 03:34:12 2011 No.7461065 >>7461038 I'm not omnipostent I just have a terrible sleep schedule and no set work schedule so I get random days off.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:35:12 2011 No.7461068 >>7461046 Reported.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:46:27 2011 No.7461087 [DELETED]

>>7461046
Aren't most of the tripfag friends of yours on disability too?

This thread is kinda disappointing. I didn't read all the posts complaining about the op on his ability but came to give information instead.

OP, that $2,000 check is back payment and your regular monthly checks will be less than that. Depending if you're living alone or what information you give about your living status it can be between 300-700$ Depending on what programs you signed up for. They don't want you saving up thousands of dollars worth of SSI/SSD money so you aren't allowed to have more than 2k grand laying around in your account, but you've got like a a year or two I believe before they ask you to spend that entire 2k back payment check you got.

You can do direct deposit with your checks and even when they request your back statement information for various reasons(they do) the statements usually, don't give that kind of detailed information.

Anonymous Fri Jun 10 03:51:05 2011 No.7461098 [DELETED]

>>7461046
Aren't most of the tripfag friends of yours on disability too?

This thread is kinda disappointing. I didn't read all the posts complaining about the op on his ability but came to give information instead.

OP, that $2,000 check is back payment and your regular monthly checks will be less than that. Depending if you're living alone or what information you give about your living status it can be between 300-700$ Depending on what programs you signed up for. They don't want you saving up thousands of dollars worth of SSI/SSD money so you aren't allowed to have more than 2k grand laying around in your account, but you've got like a a year or two I believe before they ask you to spend that entire 2k back payment check you got.

You can do direct deposit with your checks and even when they request your bank statement information for various reasons(they do) the statements usually they don't give that kind of detailed information. Don't worry too much about what stuff you buy, but if you said you pay rent to your mother or someone else they do check to see if that money is leaving your account.

If you got your check for anxiety you shouldn't have to leave your place ever to go do there and do shit. Just ask to do it over the phone/through the mail/email. Unless you're trying to move into public housing/section 8 you shouldn't need to leave your house.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 08:05:12 2011 No.7461871 play Cosmic Break and stomp on poor people

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 10 23:12:12 2011 No.7464848 This thread should be on page 1.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 11 15:27:12 2011 No.7467111 >>7461068 For what?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 11 15:37:12 2011 No.7467138 I want autism bucks because I want to have autisms

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 11 15:47:12 2011 No.7467160 2000 bucks? Bullshit.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 11 15:52:12 2011 No.7467171 I really hope you're trolling.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 11 18:02:12 2011 No.7467601 You people truly are the scum of the human race. Your parents have put massive amounts of time and money into raising you, and this is how you thank them.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 11 18:03:12 2011 No.7467604 >>7467601 Don't worry, I give my mom a cut of my free money.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 11 18:04:12 2011 No.7467608 >>7467601 Yep, what are you going to do about it?

>>	PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw Sat Jun 11 18:07:12 2011 No.7467622 >>7467601 My Dad knows what I've done, and he supported me for it. My Mother has been dead for 14 years.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 11 18:57:12 2011 No.7467755 >>7467601 >scum of the human race Working people are just as bad. Society in general is total shit.

Anonymous Sat Jun 11 18:58:12 2011 No.7467767

From what I've read in these threads, it seems like all of you have likewise siblings or worse. Is this true?
I'm looking into entering this lifestyle, but my family has hope for me.
My three brothers are successful hardworking members of society. Each bearing marriage and children.
These children and wives bear respect of me. And this respect comes in addition to that of my siblings, parents and their acquintances.

I shred of the thought of their receiving of a question directed upon my well-being.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 11 19:06:12 2011 No.7467821 >>7467767 We live in close proximity and keep contact. Contact and sessions will continue its existence. Great shame would come in an approach of my lifestyle.

Francis York Morgan !mbHjxjfHlA Sat Jun 11 19:11:12 2011 No.7467851
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I've left my house like once a year over the last 6 years. I should go to a doctor and get in on this, I'm sure they'll find a myriad of things to diagnose me with.

Anonymous Sat Jun 11 19:42:12 2011 No.7467971

If you have serious problems with functioning in society, i see no problem with seeking help from the government. after all, that is why its there (in theory).

To the people trying to convince others to contribute more to the society you idealize and put so much effort into, you can fuck off. Life is too short for that stupid shit.

If you spent more time building yourself up instead of convincing others why their lives are worse than yours, maybe this society would be worth contributing to.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 12:06:12 2011 No.7470717 >>7459520 i'd rather work my ass off then being a fucking burden for society. retard.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 12:08:12 2011 No.7470722 >>7467755 Working people are bad because we actually don't fake disease to get money?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 12:09:12 2011 No.7470725 >>7460753 Just cope with it. Blow your fucking head off for all we care so you won't be just a fucking rag in the corner of the room.

Anonymous Sun Jun 12 12:15:12 2011 No.7470745

>>7460885
I'm working everyday, 40 hrs a week, and I'm spending most of my money on figure, manga and anime.

I don't have a perfect life, but i have friends, family and I can manage to live my life up to my expectation. My life is not a not stop party, but at least, I'm not a parasite for the society.

You should probably consider shooting yourself with a nice load of heroin in your battub after all.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 12:17:12 2011 No.7470749 >>7470745 Why, just because you don't like him?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 12:29:12 2011 No.7470775 Some of the folks in this thread sure are angry. Must be all that stress from having to work.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 12:33:12 2011 No.7470790 Since when there are so many normalfags on /jp/? This thread makes me sick.

Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:40:12 2011 No.7471605

>>7470749
Because he's not something useful for anyone living out here. And would you like someone not doing anything with his life?

He's not living for his passion because he's not even willing to make any effort for it.

>>7470775

Mostly pissed off to see some maggot like that whinning how much they can't work. And I'm pretty sure that none of them actually have any disability.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:42:12 2011 No.7471613 >>7471605 >And would you like someone not doing anything with his life? It's his life. I'm not going to get angry about him 'wasting' it any more than I'd get angry at a man for being an engineer instead of a teacher.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:43:12 2011 No.7471620 >>7470790 Since /a/.

Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:46:12 2011 No.7471629

>>7467971
people with down syndrome work, and you can't because you have made-up issue in your mind because your daddy used to ask you to snowball him after you ''worked hard' to see him smile and shine after his fifth beer when he came back from the mill and punched your mother in the face?

Yeah, fuck off.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:49:12 2011 No.7471638 >>7471629 You're so kewl and edgy, bro. You tell those fuckers, man. Stick it to them, man. Fucking fuckers.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:50:12 2011 No.7471648 >>7471629 I'm fully aware that I'm perfectly capable of working. Receiving welfare is just easier.

Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:50:12 2011 No.7471650

>>7471613
the goverment take his share on my pay check to pay him to fake his poor little disease in his mother basement. So yeah, I'm entitled to call him a good to nothing piece of shit,

As for the guy getting an engineer degree instead of a teacher degree... what the fuck?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:50:12 2011 No.7471651 >>7470775 Thanks, made me laugh. Gotta love how pissed off some people get, though. Like they're literally jealous ('jelly' in their words).

Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:50:12 2011 No.7471653
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>disability check

You are just delaying the inevitable: you'll have to work sooner or later. Get a job and work experience or you'll find yourself 40 years old and with no skills, education or experience and earning the bare minimum to survive.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:51:12 2011 No.7471658 >>7471653 I can't wait to see them reach that point.

Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:52:12 2011 No.7471662

>>7471653
>not committing suicide

You are just delaying the inevitable: you'll have to die sooner or later. Kill yourself and experience death now, or you'll find yourself 80 years old and with an unattractive nurse changing your bedpan, doctors needing to yell for you to hear them, and living off insurance.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:53:12 2011 No.7471663 >>7471658 Yeah, you like seeing people suffer, don't you? And WE'RE the fucked up ones?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:53:12 2011 No.7471666 Got a question: How old are the people unable to work in this thread and what ailment do you exactly have that's keeping you to have a productive and meaningful life?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:53:12 2011 No.7471670 >>7471662 That's a terrible analogy.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:55:12 2011 No.7471676 >>7471670 No, both are equally inevitable. Well, no, there are many on disability who never have to work, even into old age. So I guess it's better since the analogy plays into your "You'll have to eventually" bit.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:55:12 2011 No.7471678 >>7471663 I hope you feel good when you cash the check that you receive because you're faking your fucking disease. And yeah, I like to see these welfare leeche complaining at how hard their puny life is.

Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:55:12 2011 No.7471679

I only hate you guys because I pay taxes.

Fuck I'd rather see a school get some money than a lazy fuck defrauding the system just because he hasn't emotionally aged past 14.

Then again the money would just go in the Arab's pocket via bridge card fraud and what not.

Such a broken fucking system.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:57:12 2011 No.7471685 >>7471679 That's pretty much why I hate these guy as well.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 17:59:12 2011 No.7471696 >>7471666 Come on, answer it, plus I got a nice 3 digits ending.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:00:12 2011 No.7471698 >>7471696 I bet they're all 20-35

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:01:12 2011 No.7471701 >>7471696 Christ, this information is littered throughout these threads.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:01:12 2011 No.7471705 Why is everyone so mean? I don't see any problem with allowing disabled people to live.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:02:12 2011 No.7471706 >>7471696 Seems like "depression" is a serious ailment in most first world countries. And then they bitch about foreigners stealing their jobs.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:02:12 2011 No.7471707 >>7471666 I am 25 and too rich for my own good. I am thinking I should fake some disability and sign up for some more free money. It is seems amusing to be a millionaire leeching off honest tax payers.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:02:12 2011 No.7471708 How much money on average do you think a neet sucks from the government before they kill themselves?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:03:12 2011 No.7471713 >>7471701 I mean the real disease, not the one that they made up to protect their psyche from the terrible truth.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:05:12 2011 No.7471719 >>7471707 >be a millionaire leeching off honest tax payers Novel idea, never done before!

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:05:12 2011 No.7471721 >>7471713 >this information is littered throughout these threads.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:05:12 2011 No.7471723 >>7471708 They should do it before they even receive a single check.

Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:05:12 2011 No.7471724

OP here, wow, someone revived this thread.
Anyways, I'm paying a large amount of rent, and utilities to help my mother whom I live with. I'm not sure about other /jp/ers but I love living with my family, and I'll help pay for groceries, bills, and rent.
I've actually been paying a lot of bills with the money I had saved up from when I WAS working.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:07:12 2011 No.7471728 >>7471721 not the fake disease

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:08:12 2011 No.7471730 >>7471728 >this information is littered throughout these threads.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:08:12 2011 No.7471731 >>7471724 You are helping your family, that's pretty nice and i wouldn't have anything to say against you, You're helping around and that's cool.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:14:12 2011 No.7471751 The worse are the one not willing to help themselve. There a lot of help around and a lot of them are unable to make any kind of effort and are happy with the fact that they won't be able to function normally in society.

>>	proREMIRIAt Elite Force Commander !rSDMROXTB. Sun Jun 12 18:18:12 2011 No.7471765 I'm slightly insane and I don't receive any kind of monetary support. DOCTOR I NEED YOU TO COME WITH ME, I'll PREPARE THE BLEACH PORTAL

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:20:12 2011 No.7471768 >>7471765 Taking a doctor with you to Gensokyo would probably be a great thing for the place. No more amputation medicine.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:28:12 2011 No.7471797 Sure is buttmad hard-working samefag in this thread. >>7460753 Emigrate. Your country sounds like it has very little reason to stay there.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:30:12 2011 No.7471802 You normals should try living on welfare for a few months/years, it will help you see the world with NEET eyes.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:34:12 2011 No.7471814 >>7471802 sorry, i'd rather have a life and pride in myself

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:35:12 2011 No.7471819 >>7471814 >pride in myself You're posting on a board titled Otaku Culture

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:38:12 2011 No.7471828 >>7471797 As I understand it it's people like these that immigration is specifically designed to keep out (well, that and criminals)

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:38:12 2011 No.7471831 >>7471814 >pride Confirmed for troll.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:39:12 2011 No.7471835 >>7471814 Pride is a sin. Why do you live in sin?

Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:40:12 2011 No.7471838

>>7471819

Is it because you don't work or something? Never heard of pay check or being able to watch load of anime and buying manga and whatever spin off from nice series with money that you earned?

Meh.... You really have a ''unique'' way of viewing thing.

>>	Necrobrotent Sun Jun 12 18:41:12 2011 No.7471841 >>7471835 Its the only way to live. Sloth-bro

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:42:12 2011 No.7471845 >>7471841 Brofist

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:47:12 2011 No.7471861 >>7471838 Let me tell you something, boy scout. The government stole $500,000 from my father's inheritance. That's right, half a MILLION they took away as 'taxes'. I'm going to fucking leech from them for as much as I possibly can.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:49:12 2011 No.7471869 >>7471861 Fuck, that's terrible. I'll be sure to contribute.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 18:59:12 2011 No.7471902 >>7471861 >Overwhelm the system Cloward&Pivenlaughing.mp4

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 19:00:12 2011 No.7471904 so people who receive disability checks are retards right? so it's alright for me to call them retards right? lol retards

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 19:03:12 2011 No.7471921 >>7471861 For them to take that much money, his estate must have been fuckwhackhuge. Any disability income you get from them's gotta be small fries what you've already got, no?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 19:08:12 2011 No.7471936 >>7471921 Taxes for inheritances over 100,000 are fucking mind boggling. Those percentages make any cigarette tax percentage look like nothing.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 19:15:12 2011 No.7471961 >>7471936 What country do you live in? Americans bitch about it sometimes, but the exemption on the estate tax is fucking huge. This year for some special lawfuck reason it's five million tax free.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 12 23:38:12 2011 No.7473007 >>7471936 Still it's better than in Japan. They have 90%, I think, inheritance tax there.

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