[Sian]

So, she has a good shag in mind… plasma or shag… I know what I would choose.

[Sian]

Before Drugs

She can play the guitar and sing, is that not talent? :roll:

[Sian]

@honeybee wrote:

@pikey wrote:

To be fair, I think Pete would have a point if there was a straight correlation along the lines of take drugs get addicted, but there isn’t. No more than it’s true everyone who has a beer becomes an alcoholic. It’s just dumb situation and hard luck that might lead you to some unintended and hairy consequences in each case. Therefore, people who find themselves in that situation deserve a bit of sympathy. In any case, when did a bit of common human empathy and understanding ever do any harm?

Also, what Pete says is true. Cigarettes are more addictive than a lot of other drugs. People who try them are more likely to become addicted than for other typical substance x. That, however, is not the same as holding that they are more difficult, once physically addicted, to give up than other substances. I seriously doubt, for example, that Pete was confined to bed with cramps and hallucinations while trying to do without his breakfast Rothmans.

ello pikey long time no see xxx

Hmmm curious :lol:

[Sian]

I am not one to be pugnacious when it comes to this kind of topic. It’s serious and all I say is be sympathetic.

Narrow minded bigots are not people I can understand, so please don’t try to make me.

JB, I said that Amy Winehouse isn’t to everyones taste but you can’t say she hasn’t got talent. If that is me not taking other peoples opinions into concideration I don’t know what is. :roll:

[Sian]

If my batteries ran out, I might be tempted to ring out the TV repair man :lol:

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@pete wrote:

What about strength and standing up to problems facing them instead of running away when do we applaud that, rarely. Give me millions i could find better escapism than killing myself on drugs, its her talent she’s wasting and she can get on with it as far as im concerned, she needs to want help and if she does should be given it but not sympathy

I could say the same for you Pete.

[Sian]

Drink kills more people that any other drug in the world yet most of us drink, it slips up and bites you hard, my close friend who was a social worker and had everything going for her is now a raving alchy, she only used to have a few glasses of wine a week but after the trauma she had in her life she realised those few glasses of wine nulled the pain and it became excessive, now her life is ruined, I can’t understand how people cannot sympathise with that.

People must have swinging bricks in place of a heart.

[Sian]

Addiction to painkillers is excepted because it usually comes for being ill and in need of medication.

What about pain in a persons heart? What about escapism? When you are lower than a snakes ball bag and this is where you end up?

Money doesn’t come into it.

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@suzemarley wrote:

I don’t think that is all amy is on and it is such a shame to see talent like hers just thrown away.

It would be easier to list what she isn’t taking.

[Sian]

@pete wrote:

@*Sian wrote:

@pete wrote:

Of course they’re less of a person Sian they got themselves in that position and now they expect what ? tolerance and sympathy ? As for talent thats a personal thing i dont think she is but if enough people like her stuff then she must be at least to them

So you are saying I am less of a person because i became a drug addict?

im saying you became less of a person while you were, you were hurting yourself and to some degree hurting others probably but your not now, you did something about it and should be commended for that but not sympathised with when you were an addict

The only person I hurt was myself. I wasn’t any less of a person, I was still kind hearted, loving, I never robbed anyone, I worked hard for a living, I can’t say that I was less of a person, just a sorry arse that was looking for escape and found it in drugs. I won’t apoligise for that.

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