what seems like a better deal?

[DirtDawg]

Is he one of the luminary, swashbuckling, heroic icons you have deified with your adoration for his glorious achievements? ... or do you consider the direction, his exemplary behaviour has taken, as a prototype to which yours should mirror?

I think he's a very intelligent man and that there are some very true points in his so called manifesto. And I admire people who oppose government and main stream society. Most people silently accept all wrongs committed by those in charge.

I admire people who oppose a wrong government, too.
His manifesto was a fascinating testimony of a mind giving way to the corrosion of mental illness, in some people's views. It's not exactly a fine line between an intelligent man resisting to right a wrong and a deranged man killing people. Not taking any due-credit away from the man's intelligence, just the need for a body count, in his case file.

[richard]

well i'm over at my moms house because she said she would buy me a case of beer so we could talk about my living situation  but she isnt here!
i think im going to wait till she comes home kick her ass and then drink the beer and go home

[El]

I agree that if you have a place to put the trailer, it's a better deal in the long run because you won't have to pay rent.  However, do you have to rent a place to keep the trailer (the spot)?  And are utility costs comparable?

[richard]

well theres a trailor park here but they charge $400 a month, talk about a freaking ripoff.  i think now im going to get a roomate that way i win everytime, that way i can pay like 250 a month a little for utilites and keep most of my paychecks for shit i want

[El]

So would rent be able $400 a month as well, more, less?

[richard]

fuck the trailor im getting a roomate

[McGiver]

i'd get the trailer so i could put a sticker on it that reads:

if this trailer is a rockin' don't bother knockin'.