Genuine, Genuine Question...

[gordondaviesmoustache]

We are trying to tell him we (some of us) have been there, and offering advice.
Negative advice? my arse.
I may get a (another) warning, but, fuck off.

You have some serious anger management issues.

Really, why?

Well partly because I believe you've read his post wrong and still flown off the handle, but mainly because you tell someone to fuck off in the same sentence as acknowledging that you may get (another) ban for doing it. Assuming that you don't want (another) ban that suggests to me that you are unable to control your anger sufficiently, or at all.

 

[LittleStan]

We are trying to tell him we (some of us) have been there, and offering advice.
Negative advice? my arse.
I may get a (another) warning, but, fuck off.

Think you got the wrong end of the stick there bud.

Wayne,

I think I understand what you are saying and I tend to agree on the whole.

However, on a forum it is difficult to express that there is a way through.

Some posters use the "there is always somebody worse off" and some are just expressing their own stories.

The real stories are much more valuable than 3rd hand examples but still not ideal, but again,a forum is not an ideal format.

The point stands all the same, we cannot compare our pain to that of somebody else and I think Pom and the others who have posted real life experiences know this.

 

[carlos tevez is a blue]

Chin up fella, it's friday so get full of Budweiser and smash some tight little pussys.

Budwiser? I thought better of you mate.

It doesn't say "King Of Beers" on the front for nothing.

 

[pominoz]

You have some serious anger management issues.

Really, why?

Well partly because I believe you've read his post wrong and still flown off the handle, but mainly because you tell someone to fuck off in the same sentence as acknowledging that you may get (another) ban for doing it. Assuming that you don't want (another) ban that suggests to me that you are unable to control your anger sufficiently, or at all.

I may have read the post wrong, but telling the OP to ignore our experience's as invalid, is just wrong. Many of us have been in that place and are trying to help him through it.
Not that mine is/or has been worse than his.

 

[Josh Blue]

Chin up fella, it's friday so get full of Budweiser and smash some tight little pussys.

Budwiser? I thought better of you mate.

It doesn't say "King Of Beers" on the front for nothing.

touché

 

[didactic]

Chin up fella, it's friday so get full of Budweiser and smash some tight little pussys.

Budwiser? I thought better of you mate.

It doesn't say "King Of Beers" on the front for nothing.

Bud is horrible lol @ tight little pussies. You do crack me up Kun.

 

[Lucky Toma]

We are trying to tell him we (some of us) have been there, and offering advice.
Negative advice? my arse.
I may get a (another) warning, but, fuck off.

Think you got the wrong end of the stick there bud.

Wayne,

I think I understand what you are saying and I tend to agree on the whole.

However, on a forum it is difficult to express that there is a way through.

Some posters use the "there is always somebody worse off" and some are just expressing their own stories.

The real stories are much more valuable than 3rd hand examples but still not ideal, but again,a forum is not an ideal format.

The point stands all the same, we cannot compare our pain to that of somebody else and I think Pom and the others who have posted real life experiences know this.

Good post.

Think there has been a little misunderstanding on the past couple of pages but everyone is singing from the same sheet.

Hearing of other people's struggles should be percieved how they are intended - to show the person (in this instance Seosa) that he's not alone and that we have genuine empathy with his struggle.

It's not meant as 'There is always someone worse off' and I don't think ayone has meant it in that way.

Seosa, if you take on board that a lot of fellow blues understand that's brilliant. But as said on a previous post the most important circumstance is always your own and that's how it should be.

No competitiveness has been witnessed here on this thread and all is well.

 

[pominoz]

Think you got the wrong end of the stick there bud.

Wayne,

I think I understand what you are saying and I tend to agree on the whole.

However, on a forum it is difficult to express that there is a way through.

Some posters use the "there is always somebody worse off" and some are just expressing their own stories.

The real stories are much more valuable than 3rd hand examples but still not ideal, but again,a forum is not an ideal format.

The point stands all the same, we cannot compare our pain to that of somebody else and I think Pom and the others who have posted real life experiences know this.

Good post.

Think there has been a little misunderstanding on the past couple of pages but everyone is singing from the same sheet.

Hearing of other people's struggles should be percieved how they are intended - to show the person (in this instance Seosa) that he's not alone and that we have genuine empathy with his struggle.

It's not meant as 'There is always someone worse off' and I don't think ayone has meant it in that way.

Seosa, if you take on board that a lot of fellow blues understand that's brilliant. But as said on a previous post the most important circumstance is always your own and that's how it should be.

No competitiveness has been witnessed here on this thread and all is well.[/quote]

I can be a gobby fucker at times, but the sheep shagger is right ;)

 

[LittleStan]

I can be a gobby fucker at times, but the sheep shagger is right ;)

Who are you calling a sheep shagger?

edit: It looks like you were calling Lucky a sheep shagger. That's OK.we have pigs down our way.

learn to quote btw.

 

[pominoz]

I can be a gobby fucker at times, but the sheep shagger is right ;)

Who are you calling a sheep shagger?

edit: It looks like you were calling Lucky a sheep shagger. That's OK.we have pigs down our way.

learn to quote btw.

Will try, but been in Aus too long. ;)