Anyone ever successfully gone home?

[ミスタースパーコル]

Oof. And their other son posts on a forum for a dead radio show under the handle “chewytoycock”. That’s a pretty rough hand God dealt them.

Despite all evidence saying otherwise ending up here isn't one of the gayest fates a man can have. It's a big gay world out there.

 

[TheGhostOfBernellTrammell]

My hometown is still over 90% white and pretty comfy, nice hiking spots and not far from an alright smallish city. The bad part is the possibility of seeing people I know.

 

[Dog Eater]

I typed a serious answer it but then I realised I didn’t give a shit about anyone else’s posts or mine. Nice thread stupid.

 

[Harry's Enticer]

Yes. It has been taken over by chinks and pajeets. Sad!!! I grew up in Syoseet, Long Island. It was once a great place as it was a hamlet for white people fleeing the niggerdom that had infested NYC.

They should call it Soyjeet or something

 

[NoBacon]

Daily.

How’s the family doing when you visit?

 

[Uncle Floyd]

Grew up in Elizabeth, NJ. That place is entirely run by spics these days. Don't get me wrong. I like spics. Grew up around them. My best friends were Ricans and Cubans.

But they shouldn't be in charge of shit.

 

[aRTie02150]

Grew up in Elizabeth, NJ. That place is entirely run by spics these days. Don't get me wrong. I like spics. Grew up around them. My best friends were Ricans and Cubans.

But they shouldn't be in charge of shit.

I often used Elizabeth in my Lying Joey Diaz posts on the Reddit.

 

[Mr. Faggotry]

I grew up in a nice but hayseed town and left for a major metro for a number of years. After Covid we went back for family reasons and had more kids. Not a fan to be honest. You run into people that act like they have no idea who you are but you’ve known for years.

 

[PogromStallone]

I live in the same town I grew up in but a different part. The part I grew up in was full of nature and now that's all been cut down to make apartments or some shit. It depresses the shit out of me every time I go there.

 

[Harry's Enticer]

I grew up in a nice but hayseed town and left for a major metro for a number of years. After Covid we went back for family reasons and had more kids. Not a fan to be honest. You run into people that act like they have no idea who you are but you’ve known for years.

Thankfully it's not a Hasid town