[Q
UOTE="a mongo frog, post: 11478604, member: 311103"]Dudes getting trolled off his own troll job. How funny is this shit......[/QUOTE]
at a loss.....
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Singlemalt
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I'll err on the positive; I suspect you are
tytheguy111
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No but you mention this tweed caped handsome devil and I've never associated with him
Should I?
Idk mr sunshine said he was cooler than me and I don't want him shoving me in a locker or knocking ny books out of my hands
tytheguy111
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Singlemalt
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He might if he suspects you'll punk
tytheguy111
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Unless he's got one of them vaginas I dont want to punk himHe might if he suspects you'll punk
So hi Iron Eyes I'd like to engage in associations with you
Singlemalt
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Mainy, that post made no sense whatsoever. I suspect you are rattled, not a good place to be when going to battle.....just sayin
Alienwidow
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What did i miss?
ChingOwn
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Singlemalt
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no u haven't
Singlemalt
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Actually I have, it's Mediterranean genesno u haven't
and your" roll of the dice" reply is extremely naive
reasonevangelist
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lol, the self-quoting.
And yeah... the drinker has to stop himself. That's pretty much the only way. And the only way that'll happen, is if they actually want to.
My own bout with alcohol dependency was short but intense. One day, i had enough feeling terrible and decided not to drink anymore.
No one told me, no one made me, nothing prevented access... i just allowed myself to realize the association between the drink and the terrible internal distress, and knew i didn't want to do that to myself anymore, at all, ever. I had like, one, on a couple of occasions, after i made the decision. Haven't had a drop in years now. I've only had the craving a few times since, and it was easy to beat.
The drinker has to get themselves to that place first. Sometimes that's an ugly ride.
The harsh reality is that not everyone gets to make it.
Sometimes you have to watch friends/family destroyed, or destroy themselves, or even others, unduly. Sometimes you don't have to watch, but you'll still have to know.
All you can do is care and be available, and try to help if you get the opportunity to do so.
And yeah... the drinker has to stop himself. That's pretty much the only way. And the only way that'll happen, is if they actually want to.
My own bout with alcohol dependency was short but intense. One day, i had enough feeling terrible and decided not to drink anymore.
No one told me, no one made me, nothing prevented access... i just allowed myself to realize the association between the drink and the terrible internal distress, and knew i didn't want to do that to myself anymore, at all, ever. I had like, one, on a couple of occasions, after i made the decision. Haven't had a drop in years now. I've only had the craving a few times since, and it was easy to beat.
The drinker has to get themselves to that place first. Sometimes that's an ugly ride.
The harsh reality is that not everyone gets to make it.
Sometimes you have to watch friends/family destroyed, or destroy themselves, or even others, unduly. Sometimes you don't have to watch, but you'll still have to know.
All you can do is care and be available, and try to help if you get the opportunity to do so.
Captain Ron
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So're you when you twerkin it for me in the cell at night!
a senile fungus
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Sorry about your friend and all, but this is the stupidest fucking thread that I've read all year.
That's actually impressive.
You 1upped yourself mainliner, pat yourself on the back?
That's actually impressive.
You 1upped yourself mainliner, pat yourself on the back?