Tuesday, April 14, 2009

It's Hawt

I'm still trying to get over the recent robbery, so am distracting myself using anything that comes along.

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I mean, there's a saying - if you can't trust your own mother, who can you trust?

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Oh God. Nothing is sufficiently distracting. I can't get my mind off my imminent bankruptcy. How to pay bills this month. I can't even bitch to my mother about it. That's like singing to the choir, or calling the person who robbed your house to complain that you can't watch TV because they took it.

All my friends think I was nuts to give her the cheques to begin with. Surely I can't be the only person that does this. Other people open joint accounts with their parents.

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Green Apple Green Milk Bubble Tea. With Pearl.
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Forget it! Nothing works. I'm still fuming.

13 comments:

  1. I trust you won't be giving her blank cheques ever again?

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  2. Well I suppose with Joint Accounts one gets to control how much $ one wants to give to the parent?

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  3. Just tell your mum she's robbing you and haven't she any sense how much you make and that you have bills and family to feed and an extra baby on the way!

    I would!

    Cheer up now.

    If she loves you, she would hand you back the $$$$!

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  4. Anonymous11:20 AM

    I know what you mean, my mom thinks she's entitled to dip her hands into my pockets as and when...only she's never asked for blank cheques...

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  5. I can't really imagine allowing anyone but myself dipping into my bank account whenever they pleased. You must trust your mother alot. Well, before this happened of course.

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  6. litigation litigation litigation!!!

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  7. Anonymous11:59 AM

    well you can look at it in one of two ways:
    1) You have implicit trust in your mom and you know that for that trust to prevail, you will need to just inform her of your pending bankruptcy and she will do right by you.

    2) Your mom figures its payback for all the monies she has invested in you ...

    If its the latter ... than you're screwed and no amount of litigation will get your $$ back ... the cheques were signed afterall.

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  8. Ma Chao10:11 PM

    And your mom can now obtain summary judgment against you for dishonoured cheques, for any amount she wants...

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