I blame my stupid parents for raising me wrong.

I forgive you for not being mature enough to make those changes in your life and for being still too young and willing to blame things on your parents while you yourself are the one doing them.
I forgive your parents for getting you this computer
and I forgive you for seeking attention that you do not get at home through web forums.

Don't be so hard on yourself. Give yourself some of the credit as well.

I blame the midwife.

So, you're now in your late 40's? Poor thing.

Watch some Charles Bronson movies for life-skills inspiration!

Re: I blame my stupid parents for raising me wrong.


Roz, how many different alties are ya... :wink:

RH

You saying this would be Roxxxanne? I've no idea, but that would be amusing.... for a few minutes.

Anybody remember Puppy Kicker from Abuzz?

Very faint almost possible memory.

i definitely think your mom should have impaled herself on a rusty coat hanger in her first trimester....

I think Primitvo could learn much in the back seat of a little yellow clown car.

This "I blame my parents for . . ." is the OLDEST, most boring, lamest excuse ever.

You think a judge, boss, neighbor, spouse, therapist, child, or anyone will give you any slack? Well, maybe, if you were still 5.

Get over it, Grow up, & Get out.

Who picked Primo's avatar? It's mmmm ... yeah mmmmm.


Kinda Ashley and Mary Kate, if you know what I mean.

Excerpts from Wikipedia on the life of Commodus, Emperor of the Roman Empire. Born 31 August 161(161-08-31) Died 31 December 192 (age 31)

... the reign of ... Commodus was marked by ... the increasingly arbitrary and capricious behaviour of the Emperor himself ... he was mentally lazy ...

... Commodus had always laid stress on his unique status as a source of god-like power, liberality and physical prowess ... reinforcing the image of him as a demigod, a physical giant, a protector and a battler against beasts and men ... These tendencies now increased to megalomaniac proportions ... he stressed his own personal uniqueness as the bringer of a new order, seeking to re-cast the Empire in his own image ... ritually re-founded Rome, renaming the city Colonia Lucia Annia Commodiana. All the months were renamed to correspond exactly with his (now twelve) names: Lucius, Aelius, Aurelius, Commodus, Augustus, Herculeus, Romanus, Exsuperatorius, Amazonius, Invictus, Felix, Pius ... and the Roman people themselves were all given the name Commodianus ... Thus he presented himself as the fountainhead of the Empire and Roman life and religion.

... Commodus claimed two additional titles: Pacator Orbis (pacifier of the world) and Dominus Noster (Our Lord).

... Commodus was extremely proud of his physical prowess.

... The emperor also had a passion for gladiatorial combat, which he took so far as to take to the arena himself, dressed as a gladiator ... these bouts never ended in death ... The Roman people also found Commodus' naked gladiatorial combats as disgraceful and disgusting.

... Often wounded soldiers and amputees would be placed in the arena for Commodus to slay with a sword. Commodus' eccentric behavior would not stop there. Citizens of Rome missing their feet due to accident or disease were taken to the arena where they were tethered together for Commodus to club to death while pretending they were giants...

... In 2000's Gladiator, he was portrayed by Joaquin Phoenix in an Academy Award-nominated performance.
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In the movie, Joaquin Phoenix portrayed Commodus as a mean, spineless, arrogant, ambitious young man, full of his own importance but showing few signs of intelligence, common decency or fair play.

Actually I think it is one of the best avatar's I've seen on A2K. :wink:

You must have forgotten about mine, lezzles.

Re: I blame my stupid parents for raising me wrong.
[quote="Primotivo"]I could have made love to such hot girls in my life but instead I chose to do nice things and be loving towards them and show them attention - which made them leave my sorry ass... thanks mom!
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I think they might have left you, because you are a pathetic whiner, trying to put blame on anyone but yourself...

yup, should have left the word "wrong" off the title

Ok so yes, some of who you are stems from how you were raised. But as adults, we get this nifty little thing called self-control. This little things allows us to make our own decisions and take responsibility for our failures and our successes.....without passing the blame (or the glory) to others.

While sometimes this little thing can be a nuisnace (like when you have to take responsibility for a bad decision), it can often be liberating and allows you to live the life you want.

Do you have fond memories of Puppy Kicker, roger? Your answer will determine mine.