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My heart bleeds purple pish :roll:
I’d get that seen to if i was you oh and i’d grow up a little too you wanna make a problem where there is none fill ya boots young un
@pete wrote:
I’d get that seen to if i was you oh and i’d grow up a little too you wanna make a problem where there is none fill ya boots young un
Don’t let me stop you
ffs ya keyboard aint a weapon and dont remotely scare me it was a throw away remark which maybe could have done with a smiley to give it some inflection but youve spit ya fucking dummy out Go act the tough guy with someone else i aint impresed and theres not a hope in hell of getting me to join in a slanging match
For Gods sake :lol:
there that better for you ? theres no inflection in type dont read in what you please then accuse without verifying the meaning firstI wasn’t aware that I was trying to ‘scare’ anyone. Not sure where you got that idea from. Neither was I aware that I was trying to goad you into a slanging match, weren’t you the one who brought it back up when actually you could have just ignored it if you don’t think I’m worth the hassle?
One final thing, what did I actually accuse?
me of having a problem … twice and i didnt say you were trying to scare me either i said ya dont. Its type theres no inflection what im saying is look at the possible inflections dont always assume the worst one we aint all the same
I read on Sky Text today about a boy who was mugged for his copy of GTA IV, followed by a brief description of the nature of the game which I’m guessing was done to add more flavour to the story which probably would have gone unnoticed under different circumstances.
After all, someone being mugged for the latest trend – be it a video game, ipod, mobile phone etc – isn’t that unusual surely. Stealing a wallet isn’t fashionable news though, is it?
They have to, that’s what sells. Someone being a size zero for example is labeled a bad role model, someone who has a few extra pounds gets mocked by the media for being a bit plump. Where’s the happy medium? It’s the bandwagon mentality.
You’re right, people should know right from wrong and base their decisions/actions accordingly. I’ve already stated that my friends and I used to play wrestle, and sometimes we’d get hurt so it may seem a tad hypocritical to even be doing this thread. But we knew we weren’t supposed to be copying what they were doing, we knew all the risks as there were warnings all over the place. We knew the difference between right and wrong from the point of view that we never got anyone involved who didn’t want to get involved. We never inflincted our influences on other people. Apart from when we used to climb onto the wall and shout ‘double axe handle’ when we got near the girls just to annoy them :lol:
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