Comments | littlebill: I'm all right Jack, keep your hands off of my stack.

littlebill

I'm all right Jack, keep your hands off of my stack.

Oct 10, 2007 15:49

"Anyone who hates money is either a hippie or a liar" - slackmistressI don't deal very well with people who react without trying to understand. Though, sometimes I don't think I deal very well with people. The friends I've got seem to think otherwise. But then again ( Read more... )

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gillian16 October 11 2007, 00:47:26 UTC

I think you are a beautiful person. xoxo

zancro October 11 2007, 01:23:44 UTC

What SHE said!

... and happy upcoming birthday my friend!

gillian16 October 11 2007, 03:33:41 UTC

Been needing an art fix from you my friend so maybe you could post a little something soon? :o)

littlebill October 11 2007, 06:38:54 UTC

what am i, chopped liver?

zancro October 11 2007, 15:47:29 UTC

Some folks LOVE to eat a filter.

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dlpanther October 11 2007, 03:54:15 UTC

I always thought you were super cool. I was just a little loser girl and I wished I could be cool like you. You knew who you were, and that's more than I can say about myself, even now.

paperhurts October 11 2007, 17:33:36 UTC

I know EXACTLY what you mean. I heard a lot of "no" and "maybe next year" growing up so now that I worked hard and got a good job I spoil myself and I really don't appreciate people who try to make me feel guily about having money. Especially the holier-than-thou wanks who are all "well if I was paid what I deserve..." Or "your industry is so over-hyped" or my favorite, when I get crap for being part of the military-industrial complex.

Assholes.

littlebill October 11 2007, 17:38:40 UTC

Thing is, it's not that the person giving me crap for having money. It's that, in many conversations the value of things I end up buying, or coveting, or whatever, seems to come up. Thing is, I'm not doing it to brag about how expensive my things are. It just comes up, I guess. Maybe I shouldn't say, "oh, y'know I could've bought this $1800 lens for $1500, but instead I opted for the step down for only $350" - speaking specifically of the EF 85mm L f1.2 lens -- I got the 85mm 1.8 instead.