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5	So, I'm a vet who is about to find out whether or not he failed this semester, which means I have to pay back the GI Bill. This will effectively make me broke and homeless. It's nice to know the local shelter is for women and kids only... As a fellow veteran going to school on ch 33, I can tell you from experience that you can fail a class once and you won't have to pay it back, just take it again next semester and pass it.	/r/MensRights	14/12/12 10:40 PM
2	How to Live Without Irony. Cross-Post from r/Psychology. This is a good article for inner game on a META level. And it's all so horribly cliche. Half of the population now wears clothing ironically. It's reached the point where I now feel that I'm being ironic just by playing it straight. I used to be the most sarcastic person in the world until I eventually realized that my sarcasm was a result of weakness. Strong, self-reliant, capable, confident people aren't sarcastic. The same is true of over-indulgers of irony. Have the courage to actually believe something and to honestly pursue it, to cultivate a …	/r/seduction	19/11/12 05:27 AM