11-07-2016, 12:36 PM
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Re: Things best not said
Originally Posted by Older git
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I was on the phone earlier to my aged mother. She was OK considering she is 91. But again it was `I never hear from your brother` I cannot say-` well mother what do you expect? We both grew up with that evil piece of shit you married.
I've noticed your previous posts but not dare ask as you are obviously very angry with this person.
I gather he was a bully?
11-07-2016, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Older git
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Father. And it would be kind to think he had a lot of mental health issues. A bully,a coward,no empathy with others and a compulsive liar and was as thick as two short planks. Was he mentally ill or just plain nasty??
There was a lad in my class that was very withdrawn, almost skeletal in build and spoke in nothing more than a whisper.
He was abused by his drunken mother though no one knew this at the time.
I didn't see him for years once we left school until I bumped into him, in Germany of all places, he was huge with a gob on him like the Mersey Tunnel.
His mother had died when he was 16, he found a new freedom that brought on this need to excel.....one of the best soldiers I ever met.
11-07-2016, 02:05 PM
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He had many faults but one thing I cannot forget nor forgive is failing to stop at the scene of an accident. Oh we heard the tales of him being held back when a bomber crashed -total tosh of course. When a car went into a ditch right in front of us he refused to stop. Only my opening the back door made him stop. I was on the scene and yes I froze,but another witness ` said come on` I was only 15 and it was scary but we were there to help. Thankfully no fuel leak and no serious injuries. Guess what? Within hours he was crowing about how he reacted to save the day. Twat11-07-2016, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Tpin
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Could've been both?There was a lad in my class that was very withdrawn, almost skeletal in build and spoke in nothing more than a whisper.
He was abused by his drunken mother though no one knew this at the time.
I didn't see him for years once we left school until I bumped into him, in Germany of all places, he was huge with a gob on him like the Mersey Tunnel.
His mother had died when he was 16, he found a new freedom that brought on this need to excel.....one of the best soldiers I ever met.
11-07-2016, 02:58 PM
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Re: Things best not said
Originally Posted by Older git
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I was on the phone earlier to my aged mother. She was OK considering she is 91. But again it was `I never hear from your brother` I cannot say-` well mother what do you expect? We both grew up with that evil piece of shit you married.
Have some respect for a 91 year old lady !
11-07-2016, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Older git
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I was on the phone earlier to my aged mother. She was OK considering she is 91. But again it was `I never hear from your brother` I cannot say-` well mother what do you expect? We both grew up with that evil piece of shit you married.
Perhaps its time to lock the door on him and not give him anymore of your space .
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