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@cas wrote:
@reason wrote:
And as for narrow minded backstabbers who where quick to turn before they knew facts then you made a good impression of that,you don’t know half cas and yet again you spout your evil bitterness for no good reason.
It was nothing to do with facts. It was more to do with you not liking what you were hearing and then being as nasty to me as you were to the other person concerned!! No??!! yea well i guess you would say that eh. I’m not being evil or bitter, get over yourself, your really not that important. It initially was more a post to the new user, pointing out that he or she will find plenty of numpties around here and you proved my point nicely netty, so thankyou
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Thin summed it up nicely earlier so i’ll say no more.
@cas wrote:
It seems to me PB, that unless your going along with the general consensus of people tripping over damp tissues in the mass cryathon for Stephen Gately, your opinion wrong.
Thank god for free speech!! :roll:
Can’t someone say RIP and have sympathy for a person’s demise without being in a “mass cryathon”?
Your opinion isn’t wrong, neither is mine, we just have different opinions and the right to express them…and that is the beauty of free speech :wink:
Cas does have a good point though jen_jen. It never fails to surprise me how, when somebody or other snuffs it, everybody seems to want to post “RIP” messages.
In their haste to pour out their hearts with these tear-stained messages of ersatz grief, they do (metaphorically at least) trip over damp tissues.
Whilst all are grieving and crying their eyes out for somebody they barely knew and in most cases have never met, it never hurts to sometimes tell how the person really was, rather than the rose tinted PR image of how they would like to have been seen.
@forumhostpb wrote:
Cas does have a good point though jen_jen. It never fails to surprise me how, when somebody or other snuffs it, everybody seems to want to post “RIP” messages.
In their haste to pour out their hearts with these tear-stained messages of ersatz grief, they do (metaphorically at least) trip over damp tissues.
Whilst all are grieving and crying their eyes out for somebody they barely knew and in most cases have never met, it never hurts to sometimes tell how the person really was, rather than the rose tinted PR image of how they would like to have been seen.
=D> Well said , and now i will no doubt, get blasted for what i am going to say … but as for everyone having opinions , yes, thats true … unfortunately , there are some here that have to ram theirs home incessantly.. and then when still they are not agreed with , result to insults … which , considering this is an adult forum i find unbelievable .
and yes, before anyone picks me up on it …… that should have said ‘ resort to insults :roll:
You know, I would say RIP for anyone who died, regardless of who they are, how they lived their life or how they died…it is not for me or anyone else here to pass judgement on that. Saying RIP doesn’t necessarily mean that someone is grieving that person or weeping and wailing into tear-stained tissues…I for one don’t buy into that mass hysteria.
For me saying RIP is a mark of respect for the life lost, for every life is precious even though so many squander the gift of life. And respect is so sadly lacking these days, as is acceptance of others despite their differences and seeing the good in people. I get tired of the tendency to see the bad in others, to want to pull people down, to pass judgement when none of us is really in a position to judge anyone except maybe ourselves.
I like my ever-so-slightly rose-tinted glasses so there… :P
@forumhostpb wrote:
Incidentally, it appears that the ‘Bulgarian’ bloke was none other than Giorgi Dochev.
Blimey, not that Giorgi Dochev again.
@wakeupdeadisgodlike wrote:
you honestly believe the family lawyer would come out with anything other than what he has? He’s hardly goin to say he died drug fueled and trying to nosh himself off while his husband is getting bummed off some Bulgarian is he…Nope. I would definitely have noticed that.
@forumhostpb wrote:
Incidentally, I now see that the less sensationalist press have reported that he died from “natural causes” and added that this was due to a build up of fluid on the lungsI find that hard to swallow.
May I point out that Bulgarians have a reputation for spiking umbrellas, both the real variety and the little ones they put in cocktails..
I’m gonna hazard a guess that Steven Gately jokes wouldnt go down too well at the moment :?
I’ve probably already heard most of them via text…
I aint had one text ffs… billy no mates
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