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Getting Thrown Out Of The House

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    #92
    tech77
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,736 ✭✭✭tech77


    stovelid wrote: »
    Vovloboy.

    However bad things get, throwing yourself under a ten-ton truck or double-decker bus is not the answer. Please remember that.

    The lyrics in There is a Light..." that i'm referring to are at 0:21, 0:53 and 2:18- those about being kicked out of home.
    Posted it because this thread reminded me of this song so much.
    Jaysus :)


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    #93
    stovelid
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    tech77 wrote: »
    The lyrics in There is a Light..." that i'm referring to are at 0:21, 0:53 and 2:18- those about being kicked out of home.

    I know. :D

    I won't even asked how you know the exact times though!


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    #94
    tech77
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,736 ✭✭✭tech77


    stovelid wrote: »
    I know. :D

    I won't even asked how you know the exact times though!


    Thought you might have been half-serious (It's just your post didn't have a smiley). :)


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    #95
    irishvamp90
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    JC 2K3 wrote: »
    I'm 20. Moving out in September because I'm so smart I get free accommodation in college for the next 5 years :)


    How did you get free accomodation?


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    #96
    tribulus
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    irishvamp90 wrote: »
    How did you get free accomodation?

    Schols I'm guessing.


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    #97
    Mr Quiet
    Closed Accounts Posts: 35 ✭Mr Quiet


    Was removed from the family domicile when I was 14 to a boarding school and never lived at home since, cept for that year I worked local. I am the most awesome'est, by a barn yard door mileometer. oh yeah!

    Love my parents and family, for the recorded records, loike.


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    #98
    irish life
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    Ddad wrote: »
    Left when I was seventeen, to go to college. Lived at home for three weeks since; nightmare. I love having my own place.
    Your own space? At 22? How do you afford it?

    I'm 22 and I live with my mam in a 3 bedroom house in Dublin 2. The rest of my brothers and sisters have moved out. I pay her €300 a month rent. I have the house to myself most of the time. I can walk to work. I don't even use the bus because the location is so convenient.

    How do you go about getting your own place in Dublin when earning €23k a year?


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    #99
    stovelid
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    irishvamp90 wrote: »
    How did you get free accomodation?

    Fellate David Norris?


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    #100
    Whosbetter?
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,051 ✭✭✭Whosbetter?


    Bailed out at 20.
    Moved to england for a couple of years.

    Came back home then,got a job & somehow the years passed by.

    Decided to buy my own house at 33.
    Lied about my income, so I was stuck with a mortgage I couldnt affoard.

    Rounded up what tenants I could in a short space of time & signed them up.
    They were mainly Foriegners, a couple of ex-cons & Hell's Angel!
    Basically the type of tenants nobody else wanted.

    I didn't give interviews, just warnings.

    They were an alright bunch,they paid their rent & we all used to go drinking sometimes.
    Had good chats with them despite the language barriers!
    I kept a room in house for myself but did'nt feel much like moving in with them.

    The room came in handy for 'state occasions' now and then though.;)

    Anywho, that was grand. I had the best of everything.
    Home cooking.
    My house being paid for by other people.
    And a place to bring back the ladies.

    In the end, I moved out from the family home at the grand old age of 36.

    Im now 41 & married with kids of my own now.

    Wonder if they'll be living here that long????:eek::eek::eek:


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