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I wish we make 175ish and still broke all the time lolI would totally love to make 50k+
There would be so much travel and toys~
I wish we make 175ish and still broke all the time lolI would totally love to make 50k+
There would be so much travel and toys~
Usually I would totally agree, but in this instance since we don't actually know each other or anything like that, I do find it interesting...Money talk is un tasteful …
Well, according to the poll, seems like we've got about 22 folks who just want to fuck with the results or feel so badly about themselves that they need to lie.Mainly from the standpoint of what one makes says about the person, ie, while not absolutely certain, it does stand to reason that the more a person makes, the more responsible they are.
Usually I would totally agree, but in this instance since we don't actually know each other or anything like that, I do find it interesting...
Mainly from the standpoint of what one makes says about the person, ie, while not absolutely certain, it does stand to reason that the more a person makes, the more responsible they
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90k at my normal job and side work about another 20k. I do a charity event where I raise about 50k a year but I give all that away.What is your yearly income?
We are like brothersBroke bastard
It isn't a requirement to answer, and since we're pretty much anonymous, what does it hurt?"I would never share my zoophilic desires with anyone..."
(Later)
"Oh! A forum full of zoophiles"
(MUCH later)
"I should open up about this in a safe community, instead of just going there to wank off."
(After browsing the regular forums)
"Aww, these people seem so varied and normal"
(After taking this poll)
"Why the F did I just do that?!... why am I just giving away personal info?"
-Damn, finding community is a trip and a half.
I think you might be missing the content and context of my comment. Perhaps I could have done better at explaining it, but it was more about easing into a community of people on the internet and how interesting it is.It isn't a requirement to answer, and since we're pretty much anonymous, what does it hurt?
I found it interesting at any rate..
Ah.. ok..I think you might be missing the content and context of my comment. Perhaps I could have done better at explaining it, but it was more about easing into a community of people on the internet and how interesting it is.
But also: I would definitely maintain OpSec on this forum, and the internet in general. If someone had the desire, you aren't as anonymous as you think you are- it wouldn't be very hard to identify you given the right tools and time.
Mine is $8285 a year plus bonus of $2124 but in our country it's pointlessI'm 31, have worked in the electronics field for over a decade doing different things, and am now in charge of a test department for a company that supplies custom designed stress test circuit boards. I literally JUST got a raise to an even $19/hr from $17.85. So I make about $38k a year. Not really that great.
The fact that the minimum wage hasn't changed since I turned 17 doesn't help.
Why is it pointless?Mine is $8285 a year plus bonus of $2124 but in our country it's pointless