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Huggles · 03-06-2025, 08:19 PM

50 sore backs

mechanicvirus · 03-06-2025, 09:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sonofsam

Huggles can be retarded (often) but you kind of brought it on yourself by making snarky remarks and coming at him sideways

So according to your critique, we can conclude that this fuze vs huggles situation has a striking similarity to the catalina wine mixer scene in the movie Step Brothers.

A character in the crowd (this would be fuze) is heckling the singer of a billy joel cover band (this would be huggles) that strictly cover songs from the 1980's. At some point this heckling becomes irritating, causing the singer to lash out and call his wife a "skank hooker".

You can see the scene for yourself here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaAX8x2qOxM

Would you say this is accurate?

Huggles · 03-06-2025, 09:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mechanicvirus

has a striking similarity to the catalina wine mixer scene in the movie Step Brothers.

Holy fuck please go to the politics section and take random arguments between members on GFY fighting and put them in context of movie clips...

JesseQuinn · 03-07-2025, 04:41 PM

to the OP's original question, yeah, I did

built a biz I was proud of that made a lasting impact on my niche of the industry that remains to this day, long after I sold it. my peers get paid more now cuz of the standard I decided to raise way back then. I'm proud of that

def affected my health and my primary relationship, got to the point my nerves were shot, was puking constantly due to stress and I was even dreaming about the damn biz. it grew to big for me to handle but the most vital parts of it couldn't be outsourced

so I sold it, and used the proceeds to buy an offline biz that is way less pressure and much more fun. it not being in adult greatly reduces the uphill climb. the online biz was great, I thrive on challenge and I made wicked friends and peers through it, but it was very isolating. all the pressure and responsibility was on me but so many elements of it were completely beyond my control

was a wild ride, I did love it. until I didn't and I sold and moved on. no regrets

INever · 03-08-2025, 12:14 AM

Physically? No.

Mentally/Spiritually? Not hard but all-consuming. Passion. Yes.

Til it's boring for me, and/or the buyers.

03-06-2025, 08:19 PM	#51
Huggles GFY'S #1 retard Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Kelowna Posts: 10,416	50 sore backs __________________ I make my money from people jerking off

03-07-2025, 04:41 PM	#54
JesseQuinn feeding the wolves Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: between sand and stars in Jamaica Posts: 6,221	to the OP's original question, yeah, I did built a biz I was proud of that made a lasting impact on my niche of the industry that remains to this day, long after I sold it. my peers get paid more now cuz of the standard I decided to raise way back then. I'm proud of that def affected my health and my primary relationship, got to the point my nerves were shot, was puking constantly due to stress and I was even dreaming about the damn biz. it grew to big for me to handle but the most vital parts of it couldn't be outsourced so I sold it, and used the proceeds to buy an offline biz that is way less pressure and much more fun. it not being in adult greatly reduces the uphill climb. the online biz was great, I thrive on challenge and I made wicked friends and peers through it, but it was very isolating. all the pressure and responsibility was on me but so many elements of it were completely beyond my control was a wild ride, I did love it. until I didn't and I sold and moved on. no regrets __________________ throwing molotav cocktails at the precinct

03-08-2025, 12:14 AM	#55
INever Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: .......in a niche, in orbit...... Posts: 3,480	Physically? No. Mentally/Spiritually? Not hard but all-consuming. Passion. Yes. Til it's boring for me, and/or the buyers. __________________ I love Camdough