Walt Luddiger said:

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lotsofhp said:

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Walt Luddiger said:

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my counselor at A&M was banging students on the reg. she got a promotion at Rice

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Industrial distribution?

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can neither confirm nor deny.

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She was a pretty good looking chick

she was, and was also a just a great person. I probably wouldnt have graduated without her help (and thats not meant to be nasty)

But...

Wood?

Walt Luddiger said:

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she was, and was also a just a great person. I probably wouldnt have graduated without her help (and thats not meant to be nasty)

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Right, so you were being groomed and it didn't work out.

Anyway, did you at least get to second base (and more importantly, take photos)?

HarleySpoon said:

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Beer Baron said:

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The whole "wife's cousin's dad" thing made me yell "uncle!"

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Not really my wife's uncle anymore, since he was an uncle by marriage and no longer married to the aunt.

Walt Luddiger said:

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she was, and was also a just a great person. I probably wouldnt have graduated without her help (and thats not meant to be nasty)

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epic fail

Ag_N_Houston said:

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The Fife said:

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I am the family drama.

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Same

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Story time!!!

Uncle by marriage is currently doing his best Nicholas Cage Leaving LV impression because my aunt, his wife, had a stroke last year and a few months later his big rig burned up.
He has been OTR owner operator for years. My aunt ran the business and he drove. He couldn't take care of her and the family income source and then when the truck burned he lost it.
His drinking actually triggered something in his brain that caused very serious episodes like seizures.
The doctor told him if he didn't quit he would die. He pretty much said good deal, bring it.
So we are just waiting. Sad drama.

BIL is 45, graduated form Georgetown. Wasn't sure what he wanted to do with his life, so he decided to go to Holy Cross Seminary. Finished up and moved to New York to work in the Greek church. While working in the church he decides to go to Fordham Law School in his spare time. Hung out his own shingle in NYC after passing the bar and practiced for 5 years, or 7, whatever is required to have the bar exam transfer to Texas without having to take it again. Moves back to Houston 4 years ago so broke he doesn't have 2 nickels to rub together. Had been evicted from his apartment, evicted from his office, and was staying sporadically at the YMCA, that my wife was apparently paying $12/day for without my knowledge.

He's been living in his parents house since he got back, substitute teaching on occasion. He finally took the teacher certification course earlier this year but now isn't sure if he wants to teach. He still has open cases from New York he had taken money for, and knows a disbarment is coming soon but doesn't care because he doesn't want to practice law any more.

He requires medication because he's all twisted up in the head but he can't afford it because he doesn't have a job and has no insurance. He fights constantly with his parents and has even gotten abusive and physical with his dad. Of course when the fighting and drama really ramps up, everyone calls my wife on separate phones and pulls her in the middle of their BS. She will literally answer the phone, hear all the screaming, set the phone down for 30 minutes and we can hear every word being said. It's comical but it sucks. I feel bad for the in-laws but they have enabled all this crap and haven't kicked his ass out.

My wife and I believe that the BIL does not want to work because he has roughly $500K in student loans that he has never paid a dime on, and if he gets a job they will garnish for the rest of his life. DRAMA............

jrrhouston98 said:

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BIL is 45, graduated form Georgetown. Wasn't sure what he wanted to do with his life, so he decided to go to Holy Cross Seminary. Finished up and moved to New York to work in the Greek church. While working in the church he decides to go to Fordham Law School in his spare time. Hung out his own shingle in NYC after passing the bar and practiced for 5 years, or 7, whatever is required to have the bar exam transfer to Texas without having to take it again. Moves back to Houston 4 years ago so broke he doesn't have 2 nickels to rub together. Had been evicted from his apartment, evicted from his office, and was staying sporadically at the YMCA, that my wife was apparently paying $12/day for without my knowledge.

He's been living in his parents house since he got back, substitute teaching on occasion. He finally took the teacher certification course earlier this year but now isn't sure if he wants to teach. He still has open cases from New York he had taken money for, and knows a disbarment is coming soon but doesn't care because he doesn't want to practice law any more.

He requires medication because he's all twisted up in the head but he can't afford it because he doesn't have a job and has no insurance. He fights constantly with his parents and has even gotten abusive and physical with his dad. Of course when the fighting and drama really ramps up, everyone calls my wife on separate phones and pulls her in the middle of their BS. She will literally answer the phone, hear all the screaming, set the phone down for 30 minutes and we can hear every word being said. It's comical but it sucks. I feel bad for the in-laws but they have enabled all this crap and haven't kicked his ass out.

My wife and I believe that the BIL does not want to work because he has roughly $500K in student loans that he has never paid a dime on, and if he gets a job they will garnish for the rest of his life. DRAMA............

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500k in student loans?? WTF did he study? And where?

Georgetown for undergrad, $55k/yr (4 yrs)
Holy Cross Seminary- $25k/yr (2 yrs)
Fordham Law - $50k/yr (4 yrs)

Now that's just tuition.

My wife and I looked all this up a couple of years ago and were astonished. How could the banks keep giving money to a career student? There is literally no way this will ever be paid off. It's almost sad.

jrrhouston98 said:

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Georgetown for undergrad, $55k/yr (4 yrs)
Holy Cross Seminary- $25k/yr (2 yrs)
Fordham Law - $50k/yr (4 yrs)

Now that's just tuition.

My wife and I looked all this up a couple of years ago and were astonished. How could the banks keep giving money to a career student? There is literally no way this will ever be paid off. It's almost sad.

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I know a guy that did something similar. To his luck, his lineage entitled him to a Polish passport. Needless to say, he lives in the EU and will never return to the states.

Builder you are absolutely correct.

What was racist about his comments

This board missed george so damn much

basic8 said:

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Geralt of Rivia said:

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This board missed george so damn much

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Possible he gets on stage at the Sept. 12 debate?

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Nah, I don't think he wants to embarrass all of them

Geralt of Rivia said:

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This board missed george so damn much

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Back to missing him.

Old RV Ag said:

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Geralt of Rivia said:

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This board missed george so damn much

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Back to missing him.

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Nooooooooooooo