Amy Winehouse Dead
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Exactly as he says above. There is only 1 good thing about Amy Winehouse, and that was her knockers.0 -
repulsive attitudes from MountainMonster and Mattc59. Hang your heads.
This is someone's daughter, sister etc... I pray you never have a close family member with a drug or alcohol problem - or perhaps it will open your closed and offensive little minds.
I was never a huge fan of the person, but liked her music. An addiction is an illness - yes it can seem a waste and a kick in the nuts for those who try to help - but you would never do that to yourself if you weren't a seriously ill person.
Sad news.0 -
next you will be telling us that obesity is an illness.15peter20 wrote:repulsive attitudes from MountainMonster and Mattc59. Hang your heads.
This is someone's daughter, sister etc... I pray you never have a close family member with a drug or alcohol problem - or perhaps it will open your closed and offensive little minds.
I was never a huge fan of the person, but liked her music. An addiction is an illness - yes it can seem a waste and a kick in the nuts for those who try to help - but you would never do that to yourself if you weren't a seriously ill person.
Sad news.Viner Salviati
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PS - in the event that one of your heroes from the TDF turns out to be a doper and 'does a Pantani' I hope you will be consistent in your dismissal of their life.0
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15peter20 wrote:repulsive attitudes from MountainMonster and Mattc59. Hang your heads..
Is this moral indignation from the same person who posted a thread calling all roadies wankers for frequenting the girls in lycra thread?
You need a bigger perspective my friend, or more powerful anti delusional drugs.The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0 -
Her parents wanted to keep her ashes, but were told they're classified as a class A drug."I hold it true, what'er befall;
I feel it, when I sorrow most;
'Tis better to have loved and lost;
Than never to have loved at all."
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she chose the life and the life chose her. If you want to become a drink/drug addict then fine but the caveat is you may v. well die. she made her choices and it went wrong but it really wasn't a surprise.M.Rushton0
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15peter20 wrote:repulsive attitudes from MountainMonster and Mattc59. Hang your heads.
This is someone's daughter, sister etc... I pray you never have a close family member with a drug or alcohol problem - or perhaps it will open your closed and offensive little minds.
I was never a huge fan of the person, but liked her music. An addiction is an illness - yes it can seem a waste and a kick in the nuts for those who try to help - but you would never do that to yourself if you weren't a seriously ill person.
Sad news.
yeah, it was someones daughter. And? So is every other junkie!
And no, addictions are not illnesses, they are addictions. They are the person being weak. Hardly an illness there. Remember, your talking to someone who stooped down quite low, hit a very low point and sought help. Now 6 years completely drug free, and would never think of going back to them. You know why she hasn't stopped? Because she's a junkie, she enjoys it. She gives into the addiction, so no it's not an illness. Taking drugs has nothing to do with being seriously ill.
So when I talk shit about junkies, be it junkies living in sewers or junkies in the spotlight, I hold my head up in pride, not hanging in shame. If she wanted to get off them, she would have.0 -
MountainMonster wrote:15peter20 wrote:repulsive attitudes from MountainMonster and Mattc59. Hang your heads.
This is someone's daughter, sister etc... I pray you never have a close family member with a drug or alcohol problem - or perhaps it will open your closed and offensive little minds.
I was never a huge fan of the person, but liked her music. An addiction is an illness - yes it can seem a waste and a kick in the nuts for those who try to help - but you would never do that to yourself if you weren't a seriously ill person.
Sad news.
yeah, it was someones daughter. And? So is every other junkie!
And no, addictions are not illnesses, they are addictions. They are the person being weak. Hardly an illness there. Remember, your talking to someone who stooped down quite low, hit a very low point and sought help. Now 6 years completely drug free, and would never think of going back to them. You know why she hasn't stopped? Because she's a junkie, she enjoys it. She gives into the addiction, so no it's not an illness. Taking drugs has nothing to do with being seriously ill.
So when I talk shoot about junkies, be it junkies living in sewers or junkies in the spotlight, I hold my head up in pride, not hanging in shame. If she wanted to get off them, she would have.
You sure you're not still on the coke? You're about as arrogant and selfish as any other cokehead i've ever met.
See your avatar.0 -
Will.C wrote:MountainMonster wrote:15peter20 wrote:repulsive attitudes from MountainMonster and Mattc59. Hang your heads.
This is someone's daughter, sister etc... I pray you never have a close family member with a drug or alcohol problem - or perhaps it will open your closed and offensive little minds.
I was never a huge fan of the person, but liked her music. An addiction is an illness - yes it can seem a waste and a kick in the nuts for those who try to help - but you would never do that to yourself if you weren't a seriously ill person.
Sad news.
yeah, it was someones daughter. And? So is every other junkie!
And no, addictions are not illnesses, they are addictions. They are the person being weak. Hardly an illness there. Remember, your talking to someone who stooped down quite low, hit a very low point and sought help. Now 6 years completely drug free, and would never think of going back to them. You know why she hasn't stopped? Because she's a junkie, she enjoys it. She gives into the addiction, so no it's not an illness. Taking drugs has nothing to do with being seriously ill.
So when I talk shoot about junkies, be it junkies living in sewers or junkies in the spotlight, I hold my head up in pride, not hanging in shame. If she wanted to get off them, she would have.
You sure you're not still on the coke? You're about as arrogant and selfish as any other cokehead i've ever met.
See your avatar.
How am I arrogant and selfish by stating that drug addiction is not an illness but a weakness of the persons will?
See my avatar.0 -
Popcorn anyone? Just askin like, I have some to share with friends.
A talent, died young, shame, wasted resources, yes, no, I didn't know her, yes I am qualified to comment on a personal level.
Just suck it up and move on.
Love n hugs
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DIESELDOG wrote:Popcorn anyone? Just askin like, I have some to share with friends.
A talent, died young, shame, wasted resources, yes, no, I didn't know her, yes I am qualified to comment on a personal level.
Just suck it up and move on.
Love n hugs
DD
Shall I bring the Southern Comfort and bru?0 -
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Rick Chasey wrote:Let the weak die eh MountainMonster?
Sounds pretty Austrain - you must fit in!
LOL, i'm American, just happen to live here
But no, when someone chooses to fuck their life up and let it get out of control, and because of this loss of control they die, why should I be sorry, especially when they turned down help many times?
Same with the majority of hookers, why should I feel sorry for them when they get AIDs and die. They chose to put themselve in that situation, and noone should pity them for having sex for cash, and living with the things that come with it. Or not living.0 -
MountainMonster wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Let the weak die eh MountainMonster?
Sounds pretty Austrain - you must fit in!
LOL, i'm American, just happen to live here
Makes sense.
Watch Fox news much?0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:MountainMonster wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Let the weak die eh MountainMonster?
Sounds pretty Austrain - you must fit in!
LOL, i'm American, just happen to live here
Makes sense.
Watch Fox news much?
Nah, more of a CNN, and BBC, fan myself.
That's if I even bother reading or watching the news, it's a bunch of biased crap if you ask me.0 -
MountainMonster wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Let the weak die eh MountainMonster?
Sounds pretty Austrain - you must fit in!
LOL, i'm American, just happen to live here
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Ah, suddenly it all becomes clear.0 -
MountainMonster wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Let the weak die eh MountainMonster?
Sounds pretty Austrain - you must fit in!
LOL, i'm American, just happen to live here
But no, when someone chooses to fark their life up and let it get out of control, and because of this loss of control they die, why should I be sorry, especially when they turned down help many times?
Same with the majority of hookers, why should I feel sorry for them when they get AIDs and die. They chose to put themselve in that situation, and noone should pity them for having sex for cash, and living with the things that come with it. Or not living.
American?
C**t more like.'dont forget lads, one evertonian is worth twenty kopites'0 -
fast as fupp wrote:MountainMonster wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Let the weak die eh MountainMonster?
Sounds pretty Austrain - you must fit in!
LOL, i'm American, just happen to live here
But no, when someone chooses to fark their life up and let it get out of control, and because of this loss of control they die, why should I be sorry, especially when they turned down help many times?
Same with the majority of hookers, why should I feel sorry for them when they get AIDs and die. They chose to put themselve in that situation, and noone should pity them for having sex for cash, and living with the things that come with it. Or not living.
American?
C**t more like.
Cunt or not, who cares? I find that the death of a drunk junkie not so bad, so that makes me a cunt? I didn't say she deserved it, I just said I don't feel despair when a junkie who has been offered all the help in the world still continues as a junkie.
Oh well, cunt i guess. Couldn't care less.0 -
fast as fupp wrote:MountainMonster wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:Let the weak die eh MountainMonster?
Sounds pretty Austrain - you must fit in!
LOL, i'm American, just happen to live here
But no, when someone chooses to fark their life up and let it get out of control, and because of this loss of control they die, why should I be sorry, especially when they turned down help many times?
Same with the majority of hookers, why should I feel sorry for them when they get AIDs and die. They chose to put themselve in that situation, and noone should pity them for having sex for cash, and living with the things that come with it. Or not living.
American?
C**t more like.
how is the one eyed city these days.
whats the phrase. summat about casting first stones .Veni Vidi cyclo I came I saw I cycled
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It's ok
Summat about compassion, sympathy, humanity. Qualities that don't seem to apply to our hank friend.'dont forget lads, one evertonian is worth twenty kopites'0 -
@ FaP, here, have chill pill.
Love n hugs
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This is good isn't it
Any of that SC left DD ?
Personally, I think the only ones who can criticise MM for his comments are those who have been through it themselves. aaaah............ I forget, this is a cycling forum, must be a lot of pros on here
Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved0 -
MattC59 wrote:This is good isn't it
Any of that SC left DD ?
Personally, I think the only ones who can criticise MM for his comments are those who have been through it themselves. aaaah............ I forget, this is a cycling forum, must be a lot of pros on here
A close relative was homeless and probably had drug issues.
He drowned in a river and was found by a taxi driver when he was in his 40s.
Near enough to count?0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:MattC59 wrote:This is good isn't it
Any of that SC left DD ?
Personally, I think the only ones who can criticise MM for his comments are those who have been through it themselves. aaaah............ I forget, this is a cycling forum, must be a lot of pros on here
A close relative was homeless and probably had drug issues.
He drowned in a river and was found by a taxi driver when he was in his 40s.
Near enough to count?
Yep, pretty much.Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved0 -
MountainMonster wrote:
I didn't say she deserved it, I just said I don't feel despair when a junkie who has been offered all the help in the world still continues as a junkie.
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Wasn't your first reply on page 1 of this thread "thank God"?0 -
Soni wrote:Some of the responses on this thread are a little low, just remember that she is someone's daughter at the end of the day, and yes she might have been a junkie and a drunk, but people don't just decide to become one, she had some serious issues that unfortunately led her to those dark places, and unfortunately for her and her family, no amount of help could bring her back.
Hope you are now at peace girl....
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fast as fupp wrote:It's ok
Summat about compassion, sympathy, humanity. Qualities that don't seem to apply to our hank friend.
If you lead a good life, and don't do other people wrong, or destroy your family through heavy drug use, you would get sympathy from me.
My wifes a nurse, we have 3 family members bed ridden due to alzheimers, and a few others due to various reasons. You will find i'm very compassionate, when the reason for your sickness is not self inflicted.
I just find it really funny everyone turns their nose up to the people begging on streets who live in a cardboard box asking for money, but the minute it's someone who has been in the limelight for a few years, and suddenly it's a tragedy. Where's your humanity if you can't treat people equally. Just because their a star does not make them amazing.
Can I ask you something, if let's say someone you know smokes ciggs everyday, and you always tell them they will get cancer sometime, but they never listen and do end up with cancer, is there not a "told you so" thought going through your head? It's exactly the same principle as here.0 -
addiction is a disease not a lifestyle choice'dont forget lads, one evertonian is worth twenty kopites'0
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Addiction:
Compulsive physiological and psychological need for a habit-forming substance
Disease:
A pathological condition of a part, organ, or system of an organism resulting from various causes, such as infection, genetic defect, or environmental stress, and characterized by an identifiable group of signs or symptoms.
Addiction is not a disease, it is the effect of a lifestyle choice.
eg: You can be addicted to tobacco, but may suffer from an associated disease, such as cancer. Addiction isn't the disease.Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved0
