Originally Posted by AlicornsPrayer

My family doesn't consider me 'the runt' of the family...Sure they're not happy with the fact that I didn't pursue the advantages as they did...But as they put it, I'm an eccentric and high spirited lass.

Not to mention, every time they tried introducing me to eligible males, I had no intrest.


ROTFLMAOL!!! There you go again...embellishing my life...I realize that in your limited experience, that you really don't understand the difference between 'exotic dancer' and 'stripper'...But if it makes you feel better about your fragile ego in order to try and paint my days as an exotic dancer into something other then it was...Paint it as something seedy...Go for it.

But the fact is, it was on the same level as the Las Vegas Show Girls...Dress/Dance rehersals...Costume/Stage design and set up for each show...The cheapest costume I had was $300 and I paid up to 10 times that amount for a large amount of them.

And I didn't do 'stripping with a drug dealer'...He had nothing to do with the club I worked in...It was just one of the places that he had a number of customers there that he sold his cocain to....But by all means, try and twist that too in order to inflate your fragile ego as well...

My grandmother used to have a saying about people like yourself who put people down for no other reason then their ignorance...

If you talk trash about others, it's because your trash yourself.

Seems to fit you to a 'T' there FX. Seems that you didn't 'move up' as you put it...You just simply changed addresses. Because you still act the same and present yourself as 'no class' in regards to those you disagree with.

And from what you've been saying...The 'hand up' wasn't you're doing at all, but at the expense of the taxpayers, as you proudly state...So IF you'd not ended up on disability and getting that hand-up you're so proud of...

At least what we have, we worked for and didn't accept hand outs. We could have accepted handouts, but didn't. Because we happen to take pride in EARNING our way in life and working for the things we like to have.