Comments: YDO I am in room 209 please CUM ON OVER! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aej2nLWORSU
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Comments: No east coast san diego No ie No lopsided leprechaun counties No mexicans. (Except val) No gooks No roger 435
Comments: we have several hams with MOMMY problems before we move on we need to talk with their MOMMIES and address these more important issues with them
Comments: This aint the scrapper repeater - why do we care about that shit here? We are talking about the losers on 435 who insist that they need to be respected even though they still have mom cook and clean after them. STAY ON THE FUCKING SUBJECT OR DO NOT POST OUT HERE. DORK !
Comments: If anyone has the "zello" app on your phone I made a scrapper voice chatroom. Its called "Scrpper 449.500" Might be good for tracking the driver without letting him know.
Comments: it's sad that if not most hams that talk on 435 have mommy issues that need addressing but why even bother when your mommy can fix any issue just by leaning up against her bosoms while rubbing your head to make it all go away
Comments: And don't forget Christina Holzschuh is a trashbag titty whore and she crapped out useless autistic wefare maggots THAT IS ALL...HA HA HA
Comments: Wow - 435 has a disproportionally large number of its users that fit into this very category. The following is a list that i am aware of: Richard Clark (N6uzs) Darren Jones (Kc6ubp) Ledge Musselman (Kc6ncn) Richard Martin (Ke6rji) Robert Martin (Ke6ydo) Jeff Bregle (Kd6nbd) Robin Cavicante (kf6lil/Wa6ilw/Kj6owm) Michael Cohen (wa6wgs) Michael Stavropoulos (Kd6jtd) Dennis Keiser (W6dek) Squeeky (boot-legger) Max Sudds (Wa6qag/Ke6swa) Rich Vidmar (Kf6gk) David Hildebrand (N6bhu) Steven Hoffman (N6zkz) ..i am sure that there are more but this is all i can think of off the top of my head this early in the morning. Does anybody else remember the story of Clive who committed suicide rather than figure out how he was going to "make it" after discovering that his mother died in her bedroom of natural causes in the house they shard. Comments: Calling the great USO
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Comments: Mother's boy, also mummy's boy or mama's boy, is a term for a man who is excessively attached to his mother at an age when men are expected to be independent (e.g. live on their own, be economically independent, married to a woman or about to be married). Anecdotally, this age of independence varies throughout each strata of every human society in the world, sometimes greatly. A mother's boy may be effete or effeminate, or might be perceived as being macho, or might have a personality disorder, such as avoidant personality disorder, or might be schizophrenic, so that the mother acts as a caretaker. In any case, a mother's boy cannot maintain a healthy partnership with a woman (Martyn Carruthers, 1998[1]). In classical Freudian psychoanalytic theory, the term Oedipus complex denotes a child's desire to have sexual relations with the parent of the opposite sex. Sigmund Freud believed that a child's identification with the same-sex parent is the successful resolution of the Oedipus complex.[2][3] If this identification fails, the boy remains a lifelong mama's boy. Being mother-bonded is sometimes seen as a sign of weakness, and has a social stigma attached to it in many places, although in other places it may be more acceptable or perceived as normal. A mother-bonded man is seen to give control of his own life to his mother.
Comments: A mommy's boy is a boy or a man who has a very close relationship with his mother. As an adult, the man may talk to his mother on a daily basis and spend more time with her than some consider normal. Often, he will turn to his mother when he needs advice and may respect her opinion above that of other family members and friends. In some cases, he may continue to live at home with his mother far longer than most adults. Such a man willingly does things for his mother whenever she needs help and vice versa. Usually, the term carries negative connotations, and these men are seen as overprotected, smothered, and incapable of doing things for themselves. Interestingly, however, daddy's girls are not viewed as negatively. As such, it may be concluded that many view a close and protective relationship between a father and daughter as healthy, yet consider a man’s close relationship with his mother wrong and unnatural. Often, the person who has the strongest feelings of displeasure concerning a man's relationship with is mother is his wife or girlfriend. Frequently, a woman in this position feels insecure about the attention the mommy's boy gives his mother, and she may believe his attention should be centered on her. The wife or girlfriend may be angered when her partner seeks his mother's advice or shares intimate details about their relationship with her. Women in this situation often become extremely resentful of the mother/son relationships. Ad In all fairness, the mother of a mommy's boy may feel jealous and resentful as well. She may believe her son's significant other isn't good enough for him, for example, or that no woman is really good enough for her son. In some cases, the mother may actually interfere with her son's romantic relationship, attempting to cause problems and remain the center of his attention. The man may be unaware or unwilling to face up to the negative emotions or behavior of either woman in his life. Though being a mommy's boy is often viewed negatively, it is interesting to note that many people think a man's treatment of his mother is indicative of the way he will treat his wife or girlfriend. If that is true and the man can love both women, a man who has a good relationship with his mother may actually be a good partner in a close, romantic relationship. That is, of course, if the new woman can find a way to embrace his mother and gain her acceptance as well.
Comments: Lots of families have one: a family freeloader. The adult child who still gets money from parents each month to make it. He or she never quite kept stable employment. Maybe there’s a substance abuse or mental health problem that sibling has. For whatever reason, the aging parents have been bailing him or her out for decades. What brings this to a crisis point is that a parent’s health fails or a parent passes away. Then what? The sibling who has never been able to make it independently is in a panic. That sibling has not been able to earn enough to live on, nor to manage finances. No plan is in place for self support. Sometimes this leads to financial elder abuse by the financially dependent adult child. Even if that does not happen, emotions can explode among other family members over decades of unequal treatment among siblings by parents. A need to use the parent’s financial resources to pay for a parent’s care can bring the situation to light. If there are enough resources in the parent’s estate to provide for the financially dependent “freeloader”, it is not such a problem. The trustee of the parent’s estate can arrange for continued support. However, if there are insufficient resources, the situation can force action upon the other family members. Sometimes, people come to us at AgingParents.com when it’s too little, too late. Here’s a real life example: There are four adult children, all in their 50′s. Mom, a widow is in her 80′s, still lives in the family home, but her health is failing. She needs to be in a memory care facility and plans are in place to move her there. She has no other assets besides the family home, which needs to be sold to pay for the care facility. Their financially dependent sibling, Ben, has been unemployed for the past 10 years. He is not cut out for caregiving and can’t provide that help for Mom. He has lived in the family home with Mom for years and doesn’t want to move. He is in a battle with his siblings to get out. He has no place to go. Push has come to shove and eventually the sheriff was called in to evict Ben. He became homeless. It is a tragedy that could have been prevented. Did this family have other options? Recommended by Forbes Yes, they did. Various possible solutions could have been tried but no one initiated them. The possibility of using the equity in Mom’s home to pay for care at home was potentially a choice. Ben could have been housed there as long as Mom was able to be cared for at home. In the interim, between initiating home care and the end of Mom’s life or her move to a nursing home, Ben could have made some plans to work out how to survive. His siblings could have participated in the planning for his transition. If he were work-disabled, he would have time to apply for disability benefits that might be available to him. If he were capable of working, he would have time to acquire skills or put effort into finding employment. Another option was to have one of the other siblings take Ben in on a temporary basis so that he could have an opportunity to find work while keeping a roof over his head, or seek any benefits to assist in his survival going forward. The coldness of the siblings was shocking to me. They did nothing. Ben had not gotten any help with the problem of being unable to support himself. His was a complex picture but it did not involve substance abuse or a diagnosed mental health issue. He could not avail himself of social services in his county, as he did not know what to do nor how to get vocational assistance or job training. A more capable sibling could have provided guidance in this. This family had never discussed the problem of what Ben needed to do when Mom needed full time care. That was perhaps the most glaring omission in the entire picture. Three other siblings might have worked together to help their brother avoid homelessness, even if they didn’t approve of his “freeloader” habits. No one did any advance planning and a tragic outcome was the result. When a parent loses independence and needs full time care, it can affect every family member. If you have someone in your family who is like Ben, think ahead. What will happen to him or her when the parent who supports financial dependency can’t do any longer? As uncomfortable as this is, every family with an adult in it who can’t support himself needs to work together to keep the dependent sibling or other relative sheltered, at least. The smallest amount of sibling decency can go a long way. A little honest planning can prevent the worst from happening, as in this heartbreaking real case. Until next time,
Comments: Why would anyone who just sits there in mommies borrowed room all day listening to 435 for the last fifty years and not be motivated enough to get a job or join the workforce must be as useless as paint drying on a wall.Mom the only way you'll ever motivate Jr. to get out of the house is to sell it,does he still demand after you make him his prized peanut n butter jelly sandwiches to cut the crust of the ends as he as asked for the last fifty years
Comments: Ryan Migliori and hiz lumpa coal. That dam nigga ain't got no soul. Talkin his dribble is taking it's toll. His teeth feel out as he hit the wall. The fella's getting mad oh kaint you see. Why that Mfer always trippin on the? It's 435 he won't be cool. Drag that sucker right back to school. WORD!
Comments: Wow - for the lot of you that are still on the fence, i would say "go for it". Apparently there are still true artists in the field of plastic surgery... and i got the naked pictures as proof. Allen Munger just sent me the newly released pictures of a completely naked Katlyn Jenner. I'm telling you a real M-I-L-F.
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Comments: .... your mother must be so proud. 80 plus degree day today, perfect for bikini's at the beach and there you are giggling like a maniacal little girl sitting on the side of the same race car bed, in the same bedroom that you have occupied for the past 50 years. You are right (in some demented world), listening to 435 all day was a much better use of your free time. DORK !! |
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