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United States7081 Posts
Give me tips on how to survive. Where can I live cheaply? Or more likely squat cheaply? Where can I get showers? Basically how do I survive? My current plan is find another college campus with summer school going on (people have been kicked out of school for doing it where I am) and hang out in dorms and library. | ||
NonY
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Pawsom
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BalloonFight
United States2007 Posts
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Xenocide_Knight
Korea (South)2625 Posts
Generally the opera department will have showers and nice couches in the green room | ||
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TryThis
Canada1522 Posts
OR rent a storage unit and sleep in there | ||
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-_-
United States7081 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:36 Pawsom wrote: What about getting a summer job? It'd be an entry level McD job... and that's certainly something I will do. But that won't give me an apartment. Not even w/ 4 roomates. | ||
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-_-
United States7081 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:37 Xenocide_Knight wrote: Go find a university with a music school Generally the opera department will have showers and nice couches in the green room This is the kind of adventerous stuff I'm interested in! ^_^ damn, not thinking double post | ||
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fearus
China2164 Posts
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JWD
United States12607 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:38 -_- wrote: It'd be an entry level McD job... and that's certainly something I will do. But that won't give me an apartment. Not even w/ 4 roomates. Uhh....an entry-level job will definitely allow you to afford a place to live... I mean come on, even if your post-tax wage is $4.00/hour and you work the standard 40 hours per week, you will make ~$640 a month, which is enough to afford a $2500/month apartment (if you have 4 roomates like you say) plus food and other essentials. That's a pretty nice apartment, even. | ||
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kdog3683
United States916 Posts
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Phyre
United States1288 Posts
Also, what college and what major are you? What year of college are you? I know times are tough especially concerning finding a job but if you give us more info you might get lucky. Whatever happens, good luck man. | ||
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skindzer
Chile5114 Posts
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BuGzlToOnl
United States5918 Posts
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FragKrag
United States11552 Posts
I'd suggest getting a job and looking desperately for roommates. Your idea sounds good too though. | ||
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-_-
United States7081 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:49 BuGzlToOnl wrote: Your way over exaggerating, but this sounds like it might be an awesome adventure. Big summer school with dorms and library is a pretty good deal, but you can always settle in an alley way with bums they'll teach you their ways, how to survive, pan handling tips and such. Watch Into The Wild for more ideas. Just remember not to eat the poisonous berries, they fuck everything up. Exactly-_-! Perhaps getting McD jobs and quitting all the time would be fun, but grinding it out for 3mths would be lame.... I am reading liquidpoker now, so that's an option too.... I'll be rich quick... just gotta take out some student loans.... | ||
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NonY
8748 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:43 JWD wrote: Uhh....an entry-level job will definitely allow you to afford a place to live... I mean come on, even if your post-tax wage is $4.00/hour and you work the standard 40 hours per week, you will make ~$640 a month, which is enough to afford a $2500/month apartment (if you have 4 roomates like you say) plus food and other essentials. That's a pretty nice apartment, even. actually i think 40 hours is definitely above standard for these kinds of jobs. i think that in the 30's is standard if you're looking for full time but that might be hard to find, especially for summer jobs. it's because the managers don't want to pay for a single minute of overtime, so they schedule in the 30's to make a nice bubble of space. but yeah, it's still enough money. he could even decline to have any of his paycheck withheld for taxes, since he might make so little on the year that he's not gonna end up having any income tax anyway. | ||
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DeathSpank
United States1029 Posts
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Mastermind
Canada7096 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:51 -_- wrote: Exactly-_-! Perhaps getting McD jobs and quitting all the time would be fun, but grinding it out for 3mths would be lame.... I am reading liquidpoker now, so that's an option too.... I'll be rich quick... just gotta take out some student loans.... ya, poker = easy money. Couple days reading and you will be raking in the cash. | ||
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SmoKing2012
United States385 Posts
Seriously, I know people who use this and they say it's legit. | ||
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-_-
United States7081 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:54 Mastermind wrote: ya, poker = easy money. Couple days reading and you will be raking in the cash. No doubt, baby. Oh yeah, I'm in VA. But greyhounds are cheap. If any campus is especially easy to squat on, the 50$s would be an investment. BTW summer starts late april for me, and ends in aug. | ||
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Luddite
United States2315 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:52 Liquid`NonY wrote: actually i think 40 hours is definitely above standard for these kinds of jobs. i think that in the 30's is standard if you're looking for full time but that might be hard to find, especially for summer jobs. it's because the managers don't want to pay for a single minute of overtime, so they schedule in the 30's to make a nice bubble of space. Yeah they make you work like, 39 hours per week so that they don't have to give you benefits like insurance, because they're required to do that for people working 40 hours a week. | ||
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Etherone
United States1898 Posts
and, what state/city do you live in, or are planning on living in? ( assuming you live in the US ) | ||
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Showtime!
Canada2938 Posts
lol | ||
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-_-
United States7081 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:56 SmoKing2012 wrote: http://www.couchsurfing.com/ Seriously, I know people who use this and they say it's legit. Lol, more like: "Get sodomized." | ||
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Wasabi
United States3085 Posts
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mahnini
United States6862 Posts
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Hot_Bid
Braavos36375 Posts
http://guide2homelessness.blogspot.com/ its really pretty amazing | ||
AltaiR_
Korea (South)922 Posts
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SonuvBob
Aiur21549 Posts
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-_-
United States7081 Posts
On March 16 2009 12:08 AltaiR_ wrote: you have internet but no home or money? -.- i sense attentionwhorism D: I'm fine now. At school. And I'm really kind of looking for some adventure. Like obviously the best solution is to beg a friend to let me go home with him. But that's awkward and you get 0 stories. | ||
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x89titan
Philippines1130 Posts
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littlechava
United States7218 Posts
On March 16 2009 12:05 Hot_Bid wrote: here's a survival guide to homelessness http://guide2homelessness.blogspot.com/ its really pretty amazing wow, great blog | ||
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fight_or_flight
United States3988 Posts
There are several options for you. One sure fire way to survive is do day labor and live in a storage bin. Day labor, for those who don't know, is temporary labor. Basically, you show up at this place in the morning, get in line, and hope someone hires you that day. Generally its construction or something similar. You can make $40 or $50 per day doing that, assuming you get work. (look in the phone book for places like Labor Ready) The storage bin will allow you to keep your things safe and have a place to sleep that is safe. You can get free power by getting a light socket to ac plug converter. It is even possible to run a heater or hot plate, however be careful not to start any fires. Put a fake lock on the outside so when you close up from the inside it looks locked. A storage bin is somewhat advanced and acquired after significant time on the street. In a pinch, a safe place to sleep is on the roof of various buildings. Most buildings have flat roofs with ladders going up to them. Find one where people can't see top from another building and you won't have to worry about other people or animals. You can also create a "hooch" if there are some shrubs around. To be successful a machete is needed so you can go deep into the woods (a few hundred feet through thick shrubs is good). If you see beer bottles laying around or trash you haven't gone back far enough. You will also need to map out where the food banks in your area are. They give homeless people free food. Generally they are at places like Volunteer of America or churches. Truck stops are generally the best place for showers. You could also try a YMCA. | ||
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
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entropos
United States11 Posts
Also check this out: http://www.thesimpledollar.com/2006/11/30/nourishment-on-a-desperate-income/ | ||
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SChasu
United States1505 Posts
get a job in estes park for the summer.get paid between 4:50~5:75 an hr and work 40 hours a week, but free food. free housing. i did this last summer. its beautiful and fun | ||
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talismania
United States2364 Posts
nah it's legit... I met a woman traveling in Alaska from Denmark who was using that site to land places to live, and had had no problems. | ||
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Straylight
Canada706 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:49 BuGzlToOnl wrote: Your way over exaggerating, but this sounds like it might be an awesome adventure. Big summer school with dorms and library is a pretty good deal, but you can always settle in an alley way with bums they'll teach you their ways, how to survive, pan handling tips and such. Watch Into The Wild for more ideas. Just remember not to eat the poisonous berries, they fuck everything up. I like how you cite some movie / book / true story about a naive kid sets out to live by the land and ends up dying. | ||
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Born)Slippy
Norway1904 Posts
So, safety first. Above all, aim for something that lands you a roof over your head and at least a minimum of personal safety. There's a reason these things are valuable. It's your life - psychically, emotionally and spiritually. | ||
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cunninglinguists
United States925 Posts
but failing that, you should try begging for money and buying things from mcdonald's dollar menu. | ||
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MrWinkles
United States200 Posts
Overall, don't give up looking for work. You can even perhaps do cyber-jobs if needed from public library computers. Also, you can get some good money and living spaces from extended-time medical studies, although that might do you more harm than good in the long term. I feel sorry for you  If you're anywhere near boston perhaps you can stay one night at my dorm, although that doesn't really help either. | ||
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
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ambit!ous1
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XoXiDe
United States620 Posts
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Deleted User 3420
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On March 16 2009 12:05 Hot_Bid wrote: here's a survival guide to homelessness http://guide2homelessness.blogspot.com/ its really pretty amazing ty i just may end up needing this lol cuz sometimes i feel dangerously close to completely giving up(not in a bad way, if that's possible) | ||
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anch
United States5457 Posts
go work in poultry farm/chicken slaughter house, then tell us stories about kicking animals before slaughtering them. | ||
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SevGaming
United States93 Posts
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BuGzlToOnl
United States5918 Posts
God I've wasted so much time reading TL.net. Honestly I know so much useless things about some members on here. Could be worse thou could have been made into a mod.  | ||
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baubo
China3370 Posts
http://www1.broward.edu/~nplakcy/docs/dumpster_diving.htm | ||
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FragKrag
United States11552 Posts
On March 16 2009 12:05 Hot_Bid wrote: here's a survival guide to homelessness http://guide2homelessness.blogspot.com/ its really pretty amazing whoa, that guy knows his shit. Book marked and copied into text document for future reference! | ||
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toopham
United States551 Posts
On March 16 2009 14:30 SevGaming wrote: I don't see what the issue is... I live in VA as well, in a fairly high-dollar area, and I rent a 4 bedroom house for $450/month. I mean, a 2,000 sq ft house only costs about $160,000 here on a half acre of land. Working even 10 hours a week at McDonald's would be able to pay for an apartment with one roommate; two at most. HOly shit!! I always knew other states were cheaper (I live in California) BUT DAMN $450 for a 4 bedroom house? Right now I live in a 3 bedroom condo, I'm sharing my room with another guy and I'm paying $440/month | ||
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SevGaming
United States93 Posts
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FragKrag
United States11552 Posts
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ShadowDrgn
United States2497 Posts
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29 fps
United States5724 Posts
or live in a car | ||
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Quesadilla
United States1814 Posts
On March 16 2009 14:45 toopham wrote: HOly shit!! I always knew other states were cheaper (I live in California) BUT DAMN $450 for a 4 bedroom house? Right now I live in a 3 bedroom condo, I'm sharing my room with another guy and I'm paying $440/month Hahaha that's what I though. Most apartments here are $600/mo, don't complain too much about other states. LOL @ Irvine, $2500/mo for single bedroom apartment. | ||
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omfghi2u2
United States831 Posts
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Jayme
United States5866 Posts
Currently costs me 550 for a 2 bedroom apartment and I live on my own. | ||
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-_-
United States7081 Posts
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IntoTheWow
is awesome32274 Posts
On March 16 2009 12:05 Hot_Bid wrote: here's a survival guide to homelessness http://guide2homelessness.blogspot.com/ its really pretty amazing this blog is great!! | ||
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XuoriG
Canada165 Posts
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cgrinker
United States3824 Posts
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zatic
Zurich15328 Posts
On March 16 2009 12:51 talismania wrote: nah it's legit... I met a woman traveling in Alaska from Denmark who was using that site to land places to live, and had had no problems. It is very legit I use it all the time. Which is why I would strongly advice against it in this case. Couchsurfing and Hospitalityclub are places of travel and cultural exchange. They are not for freeriding a place to sleep just because you are to cheap to pay for a room. | ||
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uNcontroLable
United States1180 Posts
A far as showers, try a local swimming pool. Usually admission is just a couple bucks or they will let you shower for free. Even better, most schools have at least one gym and locker room with showers accessible to students for free. If you're looking for cheap ways to eat, go with canned or boxed foods like Zatarains. A box of their black beans and rice, for example, only costs a little above a dollar at Winco, rice and beans together make a complete protein which will keep you full and give you energy, and you can get a couple meals out of each box. Surprisingly enough, canned things like spagghettios are pretty good for you too, and only cost about 80 cents per can. Eggs are an almost perfect protein, and you can get a dozen for a little over a dollar. Throw some cheap cheese in there and you've got yummy scrambled eggs. Shop at places like Winco and grocery outlet instead of Safeway or eating out...and avoid foods like ramen that seem to fill you up but have no nutritional value. Don't forget to eat fruits and vegetables, too...or you'll get scurvy or something. Just buy the ones that are in season and on sale. If you want some living on a budget recipe ideas...hit me up. I am an experienced starving college student lol. | ||
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Physician
United States4146 Posts
NO - why ask for help if ur going to laugh at it? I know many with great experiences couch surfing. If you look into u would understand why that doesn't happen. | ||
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shmay
United States1091 Posts
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thedeadhaji
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Quanticfograw
United States2053 Posts
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
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Powerpill
United States1692 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/wp-images/cardboard_Dn_Sky.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/wp-images/inside.jpg) Niiice | ||
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MuR)Ernu
Finland768 Posts
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Wala.Revolution
7582 Posts
On March 16 2009 15:26 -_- wrote: BTW, if this works I'll bump this thread after it dies. Make the epic bump like the Tossgirl infatuation thread and the potato chip maker thread. | ||
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Vilda
Sweden111 Posts
First thought in my head too was couch surfing, and I don't agree that you can't use it for something like this. I don't know how much things cost there, or how much money you'll actually have, but if you can't get enough money to rent your own place (some cheap room summer only as some people already mentioned) couchsurfing can really help. And it is very legit... God I hate being a poor student >_< | ||
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Xusneb
Canada612 Posts
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XDawn
Canada4040 Posts
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bburn
United States1039 Posts
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JMave
Singapore1803 Posts
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FuDDx
United States5008 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:56 SmoKing2012 wrote: http://www.couchsurfing.com/ Seriously, I know people who use this and they say it's legit. I have a couple friends who are doing this D4D used it while he was traveling in the Usa. Also one of my friends is the (forgot what they call them ) but the Tucson Rep for couchsurfing. Also any Ymca around some of them have showers etc. Any hostles do a google search. | ||
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Michaelj
United States186 Posts
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Sonu
Canada577 Posts
tell ur city on this thread. | ||
motbob
United States12546 Posts
Get a job now. Buy a car with a down payment from the money you make in these next two months. Try to find one with a place you could easily sleep (like a sedan with a back seat that connects to the trunk or something.) Live in the car. Sleep in it, using sheets and everything. It's a good thing you're doing this in the summer because this strategy doesn't always work in the winter time. Drive to the YMCA every morning to shower/get ready for work. You're not mooching off of anyone and your conscience is clear. This is actually what I plan to do after college to pay off my student loans. | ||
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epicdoom
United States489 Posts
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
On March 16 2009 23:43 motbob wrote: Here's an easy solution: Get a job now. Yeah, that first step is not easy by any stretch of the word, read the op's situation. | ||
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MiniRoman
Canada3953 Posts
On March 16 2009 23:43 motbob wrote: Here's an easy solution: Get a job now. Buy a car with a down payment from the money you make in these next two months. Try to find one with a place you could easily sleep (like a sedan with a back seat that connects to the trunk or something.) Live in the car. Sleep in it, using sheets and everything. It's a good thing you're doing this in the summer because this strategy doesn't always work in the winter time. Drive to the YMCA every morning to shower/get ready for work. You're not mooching off of anyone and your conscience is clear. This is actually what I plan to do after college to pay off my student loans. LOL Month and a half to: Find job + Downpayment + Insurance + Food for 2 months of summer? What kinda retarded option is that? Clearly minimum wage job with 25 hours a week should be the best option. Minimum wage jobs are also easy as fuck and stress free. The prices people been saying are cheap as fuck compared to shit in my poor ass Canadian city. | ||
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Clasic
Bosnia-Herzegovina1437 Posts
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Louder
United States2276 Posts
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KissBlade
United States5718 Posts
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
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CommanderFluffy
Taiwan1059 Posts
Otherwise you posting this kind of shit is just pity whoring. You have friends right? | ||
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Polyphasic
United States841 Posts
shower at: college, fitness center, opera place at college, recreation center (these are cheap to get membership at) food: this is a tough one, cause you wont have somewhere to cook stuff... and buying stuff is expensive. | ||
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Wohmfg
United Kingdom1292 Posts
On March 17 2009 03:34 KissBlade wrote: Why don't you ask your parents for a plane ticket back home for the summer like normal college students ...? I can't believe there's so much advice for him to be a hobo. So much rage. Read the first paragraph of the OP. | ||
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VegeTerran
Sweden214 Posts
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Polyphasic
United States841 Posts
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Archaic
United States4024 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:47 skindzer wrote: Sue someone. American dream . | ||
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Clasic
Bosnia-Herzegovina1437 Posts
Lawl. | ||
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MiniRoman
Canada3953 Posts
On March 17 2009 04:04 VegeTerran wrote: Go to the social service, tell them that you need money for the rent, other bills and food. Collect about 800$ every month and play starcraft all day... ah wait you lived in the states... that's a problem... No wonder Sweden is ranked highest on the HDI (Human Development Index). I wanna move there fuck. ;p | ||
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ZeKk
Sweden320 Posts
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KissBlade
United States5718 Posts
On March 17 2009 04:02 Wohmfg wrote: So much rage. Read the first paragraph of the OP. I did. Did you read my response and somehow find rage in it ...? | ||
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Lemonwalrus
United States5465 Posts
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Wohmfg
United Kingdom1292 Posts
On March 17 2009 08:49 KissBlade wrote: I did. Did you read my response and somehow find rage in it ...? Nah, I was raging at your ignorance. You think that everyone can afford plane tickets back home, even if they're in a different country. And their parents are poor. Or you didn't read/comprehend the very first paragraph. Either way it made me rage. | ||
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MyStiC_Chaos
United States499 Posts
But I really think you shouldn't be shy or paranoid about revealing your location. It would help so much more and, like others have said, maybe a TL.netter will take you in or show you around etc. I'll be awaiting for the epic bump during the fall or late summer. | ||
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KissBlade
United States5718 Posts
On March 17 2009 09:47 Wohmfg wrote: Nah, I was raging at your ignorance. You think that everyone can afford plane tickets back home, even if they're in a different country. And their parents are poor. Or you didn't read/comprehend the very first paragraph. Either way it made me rage. Well I'm glad you decided to make an account just to troll my suggestion that parents should be the first person he turns to. Just because someone's family is poor doesn't mean they have no ability to help. The guy didn't just walk to the states? | ||
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n.DieJokes
United States3443 Posts
On March 16 2009 12:05 Hot_Bid wrote: here's a survival guide to homelessness http://guide2homelessness.blogspot.com/ its really pretty amazing Dammit Hot-Bid, you posting God. I just wasted 3 hours reading everything on that site and exploring the links and related topics...really awesome though, thank you. | ||
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LeeK
Cook Islands16 Posts
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sith
United States2474 Posts
On March 17 2009 10:19 KissBlade wrote: Well I'm glad you decided to make an account just to troll my suggestion that parents should be the first person he turns to. Just because someone's family is poor doesn't mean they have no ability to help. The guy didn't just walk to the states? Wohmfg suggesting that someone's parents help them out in a difficult financial time is not an odd suggestion at all, and I have no idea why it would cause you to "rage". The OP didn't give that many details of why his parents couldn't help, just that he couldn't fly over to them. | ||
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404.Delirium
United States1190 Posts
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
On March 16 2009 14:31 BuGzlToOnl wrote: Actually I just remembered a thread that was made by someone on TL who said he had a little bit of cash, but no place to live or anyone to stay with. He ended up playing poker and staying with some friends for a while. Don't remember the thread or keywords in the thread to search for it but if you find it or someone knows what I'm talking about you might want to PM him for ideas. I think he even came back to TL a couple years later and made a thread about building a new computer and someone linked his old thread in there. God I've wasted so much time reading TL.net. Honestly I know so much useless things about some members on here. Could be worse thou could have been made into a mod. Some of that sounds like me maybe, but you seem to have it all mixed up. Anyways yea, I never was actually 100% homeless. Thread titles is rough waters~ http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=60457 from about oct-nov last year I was actually locking up at work and just using the comp there until like midnight or whatever and crashing at my gf's place. Then I moved in with my friend which is cool, but now I'm always fucking broke. I need a second job or need to follow that homeless guide which is pretty fucking awesome from what i've read so far. It's kind of ironic, My life was happier and less stressful when I didn't have this place and all the extra money. It's like I want to have a stable place to live and all but on the other hand it feels like I'm wasting money that could have been saved/spent for other important things. You know that feeling where you paid for something then feel like an idiot cause you could have just walked out and no one would have cared/noticed. It's like that. PPS- I just wanted to add that craigslist and ebay are very good for selling stuff for cash and buying shit cheap. I also read about this azn guy (maybe it was a gameshow?) where he had to only live off contests and shit. They locked him in a room and gave him magazines or something. He had to sell and win contests and make a certain amount of money to win. It was pretty crazy. Also there is another story about a guy who started with a red paperclip and traded and bartered it over an over until he eventually got a house out of it. Google those. | ||
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CosmicAC
United States238 Posts
On March 16 2009 12:05 Hot_Bid wrote: here's a survival guide to homelessness http://guide2homelessness.blogspot.com/ its really pretty amazing wow, that blog was amazing. go try it and tell us what it was like | ||
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antiquet
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TimeShifter
Singapore235 Posts
sorry for being meanD; On March 16 2009 11:36 Liquid`NonY wrote: isn't this like the perfect solution?tell your city and some tl.netter will take you in you even get sc.. | ||
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
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Alizee-
United States845 Posts
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CursOr
United States6335 Posts
On April 26 2009 01:13 Alizee- wrote: Not sure I like the idea of helping someone who isn't willing to help themself. That's just a plague of this world, its the same reason I don't give people a quarter to people in their change cup, it won't solve the problem as a whole. Be more responsible and get a job at fast food or something, get caught up, get a place to live and move on. Lastly I would plead not to take advantage of any resource like was mentioned for couchsurfing because that's just exploiting good natured people. i agree. people arent born into problems, or then never come from circumstance. people who have problems are people who just dont wanna pull their socks up, buckle down, and fix them. people need to work harder. | ||
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jjun212
Canada2208 Posts
On March 16 2009 11:43 JWD wrote: Uhh....an entry-level job will definitely allow you to afford a place to live... I mean come on, even if your post-tax wage is $4.00/hour and you work the standard 40 hours per week, you will make ~$640 a month, which is enough to afford a $2500/month apartment (if you have 4 roomates like you say) plus food and other essentials. That's a pretty nice apartment, even. Or how about just renting a room...? From 200-400/month | ||
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-_-
United States7081 Posts
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CrimsonLotus
Colombia1123 Posts
On March 17 2009 12:06 404.Delirium wrote: I've liked NonY's suggestion best so far. It feels like the o.O | ||
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Wuewdoodoo
Mexico127 Posts
Worked for him D: | ||
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AttackZerg
United States7454 Posts
Thank you very much mr.roboto ... Also the stories can be priceless. Unless you suck. | ||
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Polyphasic
United States841 Posts
On April 26 2009 02:21 -_- wrote: b t w, got a job... so i wont' be doing anything cool. well... for like 2 months I will good job. | ||
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