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kiki
2y

My mother and my stepdad spent all their money on themselves. They even went to Finland once, not bringing me with them, and do you know what they brought me as a present? A bottle of dish soap. I was the one to wash all dishes for the family of five.

Yeah.

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  • 4
    I was raised by very loving and caring parents. Unfortunately they died in my teens. Cancer and heart attack. Don't smoke!
  • 1
    I must humbly offer gratitude and praise to Finland for giving us Turisas.
  • 0
    I used to be jealous of my siblings getting more attention/support from my mom.

    Now not anymore. She can do whatever she wants with her money, even give my siblings all of inheritance without a cent towards me, I still won't be jealous. Why? Because my (actual + potential) net worth is much higher than theirs.

    "The greatest revenge is massive success"
  • 0
    > "They even went to Finland once, not bringing me with them"

    Please tell me you were 35 when this occurred and not 12.
  • 0
    @mostr4am

    I do want to go to Finland again. This time being of legal drinking age.
  • 1
    @retoor Incorrect: Nokia has to ship some legit phones to keep the image up. I got lucky enough to get an actual one instead of a fish, but it's about as useful for computing (it's got 8 cores at 2.1GHz but 4 of them are always running at 100% because it's being used as part of a cloud computing cluster to drive the fishing boats.)
  • 0
    @retoor > "Windows Phone has such a beautiful UI"

    And my extremely non technical wife could use it without bothering me every 5 minutes. I can't express how much of a win that is/was for Microsoft (and me).
  • 1
    @retoor I used to have one. I loved it. A fish, not a Nokia phone
  • 0
    @retoor Very metallic and plastic-y, ironically. Wait, maybe it was a phone
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