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03-02-2016, 05:44 PM
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Who said it?
I have a serious relationship, friends who want to go out all the time, am learning PHP/Javascript and participating in code review in addition to my own job. Have to go to sleep early 4/5 weekdays to be at the gym at 630am. Mountain biking on the weekends , hiking, and the weather is only getting better.
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03-02-2016, 05:48 PM
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After living between Sydney and Melbourne for the next year, I scored an awesome government job and moved to Melbourne for a year and a half. I lived in Collingwood for the first month in a home-office with a guy that worshipped me from being a raid leader in WoW, then moved to King Street. This was a street filled with frequent brawls and violence. I got a motorbike which I parked there and it actually got trashed 2 times in 4 months, which I repaired each time after learning some basic maintenance (it was a naked, suzuki GS500, pretty bulletproof and easy to fix).
I was getting girls left right and centre and was even being chased from girls I knew in Sydney. So no, I'm not some dude that married the first chick he's fucked and am blind to reality. I know all about the shit that goes on in the real world, I've spent quite a few years in it. | ||
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03-02-2016, 06:06 PM
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I'm really proud of you op. coming from someone who use to get up at 4:30am run 4 miles do calisthenics, then work (or train) all day then get home unpack and clean then stay up till 2:30 am or not sleep then do it all over.
now good days I can get to the hospital and walk a few miles I'm proud. but sad I miss being healthy and alive. so I know how hard it is to get to and stay were your at. thx for your share | ||
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