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Can you see anything else around youuuuuuuuuuuuuu? :lol:
@sharongooner wrote:
well if you wont need a pat on the back Sian, you’ll get all the reward you need by doing it, and a sense of worth.
well done, the world needs more of ya x
ditto xxxx
@*Sian wrote:
Shazzle, I love doing my volunteer work, I am giving back to a community I was once part of, helping those that helped me, I feel worthy of my posistion and look forward to becoming more involved, which thankfully won’t be long.
I am giving up my Christmas ( I don’t want a pat on the back ) to feed the homeless this year, whilst the people who don’t have sympathy will sit all smug in their warm houses, thinking, well it’s their own fault, nobody shoved the drink or drugs into them… All I can say is, fuck em, I can’t be around small minded people. Also I am not saying the people that do care that choose christmas with their families are wrong either before JB or pete pick my sentence to bits :lol:
Now now i havent tried to pick anything to bits but nobody did shove drink or drugs into them and the homeless arent always alchys or drug addicts some are homeless through no fault of their own but they wont get homes drinking themselves to death I might have sympathy for the reason they turned to alcohol drugs etc, but not for the fact that they’re alcoholics or addicts full marks to you for volunteering though.
I wont be sitting smugly anywhere thinking of people who pop to the nearest shop for the cheapest alcohol they can get and spend every penny on it I wont be thinking of them at all but if they really want to come off the drugs/alcohol i’d be willing to help with that if possible
I didn’t say how big are you, there you are trying to mince my words again, how tall are you? It’s another theory I am working on, no wonder I don’t sleep.
I didn’t say that you said that, can you quote that exact phrase, or are you trying to mince my words again?
My issues with druggies are with the ones who inflict themselves on other people. Like the one who followed a 14 year old girl home and terrified her to the point of tears cos she wouldn’t give him money. Or the one that threatened a lassie with an ornamental samurai sword. Or the ones who ferry their drugs round in their kiddies buggies. Or the umpteen and one who have been given countless second chances and throw every bit of effort made for them back where it came from. The ones who refuse to help themselves or appreciate the effort made by others.
Do I have sympathy for them? No, they don’t want help so I’m not going to lose any sleep over them.
@pete wrote:
@*Sian wrote:
Shazzle, I love doing my volunteer work, I am giving back to a community I was once part of, helping those that helped me, I feel worthy of my posistion and look forward to becoming more involved, which thankfully won’t be long.
I am giving up my Christmas ( I don’t want a pat on the back ) to feed the homeless this year, whilst the people who don’t have sympathy will sit all smug in their warm houses, thinking, well it’s their own fault, nobody shoved the drink or drugs into them… All I can say is, fuck em, I can’t be around small minded people. Also I am not saying the people that do care that choose christmas with their families are wrong either before JB or pete pick my sentence to bits :lol:
Now now i havent tried to pick anything to bits but nobody did shove drink or drugs into them and the homeless arent always alchys or drug addicts some are homeless through no fault of their own but they wont get homes drinking themselves to death I might have sympathy for the reason they turned to alcohol drugs etc, but not for the fact that they’re alcoholics or addicts full marks to you for volunteering though.
I wont be sitting smugly anywhere thinking of people who pop to the nearest shop for the cheapest alcohol they can get and spend every penny on it I wont be thinking of them at all but if they really want to come off the drugs/alcohol i’d be willing to help with that if possible
and that is why you wouldnt make a good volunteer as you would need to lose those prejudices to enable you to fully do the job. :wink:
What prejudices ? get them off the drink/drugs and help with the problems that made them drink /take drugs in the first place not just let them drink but feed them What do you want to do pat their heads and say there there have another drink it’ll be ok you need cocaine go ahead steal my dvd player to help pay for it. If someones drowning they need to be hauled out of the water somehow not just thrown a rubber ring
@johnboy25 wrote:
I didn’t say how big are you, there you are trying to mince my words again, how tall are you? It’s another theory I am working on, no wonder I don’t sleep.
I didn’t say that you said that, can you quote that exact phrase, or are you trying to mince my words again?
My issues with druggies are with the ones who inflict themselves on other people. Like the one who followed a 14 year old girl home and terrified her to the point of tears cos she wouldn’t give him money. Or the one that threatened a lassie with an ornamental samurai sword. Or the ones who ferry their drugs round in their kiddies buggies. Or the umpteen and one who have been given countless second chances and throw every bit of effort made for them back where it came from. The ones who refuse to help themselves or appreciate the effort made by others.
Do I have sympathy for them? No, they don’t want help so I’m not going to lose any sleep over them.
But how tall are you?
@pete wrote:
Keith Moon
At least he went out blazing. At least his short life was spent living. I’d rather that than spend my puff not doing things out of fear, cowering away and feeling safe like some shell of a human being. Lesser human beings? How can not experiencing something make you more? Riddle me that. I’m supposed to be freeborn Briton with a bit of derring-do. Drinking, drug taking, mountain climbing, motor racing, fighting, horse riding, footballing, sailing, adventuring, womanising, policeman hat knocking offing. If you see what I mean, that is.
The point is, none of these things are safe. Not even necessarily recommended. But they are a laugh and they are constructive. If you don’t think so, don’t ever post in the arts forum again. In fact, go to your ceedee collection, take out all the good ones and bin them. You can keep the shite. I can guarantee it was written and performed by soulless, non drug-taking chumps. They’re all probably still alive, as well. Mouldering away somewhere.
Drugs are dangerous and that’s an integral part of why they’re a good thing. They expand horizons in a genuine manner. Open up knew avenues in all sorts of unexpected and delightful ways. There’s bound to be casualties. There is danger, though, in anything worthwhile. How many artists or philosophers have gone mad just from their contemplations? Yet you’d think picking up a brush or a pen would be safe.
Not if you want to be good.
I must copy and paste that to Leah Betts parents
@pikey wrote:
@pete wrote:
Keith Moon
At least he went out blazing. At least his short life was spent living. I’d rather that than spend my puff not doing things out of fear, cowering away and feeling safe like some shell of a human being. Lesser human beings? How can not experiencing something make you more? Riddle me that. I’m supposed to be freeborn Briton with a bit of derring-do. Drinking, drug taking, mountain climbing, motor racing, fighting, horse riding, footballing, sailing, adventuring, womanising, policeman hat knocking offing. If you see what I mean, that is.
The point is, none of these things are safe. Not even necessarily recommended. But they are a laugh and they are constructive. If you don’t think so, don’t ever post in the arts forum again. In fact, go to your ceedee collection, take out all the good ones and bin them. You can keep the shite. I can guarantee it was written and performed by soulless, non drug-taking chumps. They’re all probably still alive, as well. Mouldering away somewhere.
Drugs are dangerous and that’s an integral part of why they’re a good thing. They expand horizons in a genuine manner. Open up knew avenues in all sorts of unexpected and delightful ways. There’s bound to be casualties. There is danger, though, in anything worthwhile. How many artists or philosophers have gone mad just from their contemplations? Yet you’d think picking up a brush or a pen would be safe.
Not if you want to be good.
But you are a loser :lol: Now do one Pilot! xx
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