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by **GYBS** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:00 pm

Dundalk wrote:Leave him alone will ya your doing everyones head in at this stage

whats the picture Dundalk - oh and im at Dundalk Racecourse next friday night mate , whats it like ?

by **Judge** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:00 pm

GRAHAM01 wrote:
7_Kewell wrote:

Judge moves in to the house next door.

that's enough to drive you lower that a rattle snakes belly

are you that flea under the rattle snakes belly graham?

by **Dundalk** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:08 pm

GYBS wrote:
Dundalk wrote:Leave him alone will ya your doing everyones head in at this stage

whats the picture Dundalk - oh and im at Dundalk Racecourse next friday night mate , whats it like ?

Its a picture of a candle

Dundalk stadium is great you will have a good night. Its the only track in Ireland that can host the Dogs and Horses. The stadium is only open for about 4 years and you have a choice of having a meal overlooking the track with hot waitresses taking your bets

or you an go down to the track.

http://www.dundalkstadium.com/

by **GYBS** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:10 pm

Dundalk wrote:
GYBS wrote:
Dundalk wrote:Leave him alone will ya your doing everyones head in at this stage

whats the picture Dundalk - oh and im at Dundalk Racecourse next friday night mate , whats it like ?

Its a picture of a candle

Dundalk stadium is great you will have a good night. Its the only track in Ireland that can host the Dogs and Horses. The stadium is only open for about 4 years and you have a choice of having a meal overlooking the track with hot waitresses taking your bets or you an go down to the track.

http://www.dundalkstadium.com/

A Candle ? how original .

Cheers mate - looking forward to it , its a trip with the OHs company - all expenses and everything so shall be a laugh . Will have to be a bit sneaky when getting meals and bets from the Hot Waiteresses then

by **Greavesie** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:12 pm

have you blocked his posts GYBS? is that why you cant see the candle?

by **Effes** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:12 pm

Haven't been on here much lately, but that freddie's dead seems a right sneaky feckin tw@t.

How sad that someone "stalks" a person, following them onto forums.

by **7_Kewell** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:13 pm

GYBS wrote:Clinical Depression is what suffer with 7_Kewell , the hardest part counsellors find it trying to find out what triggers bouts of it .

Im really sorry to hear about your friends Graham .

The same thing happened in my g/fs town , a local rugby lad , very very popular with everyone , nice guy and just got on with everyone , had a lovely g/f and a promising rugby career hung himself on a sunday night and no one will ever know why , no one ever knew there was something wrong as he always seemed happy 24/7 . Very sad .

Well all I can say is try and keep your chin up fella. Its not your fault, it’s an illness that many people don’t understand. But I’m sure I read somewhere that 1 in 4 are effected by it at some stage, so you’re not alone.

Whenever you’re feeling down just say these words

“Could be worse, I could be a Newcastle Fan”

by **GRAHAM01** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:18 pm

GYBS wrote:Clinical Depression is what suffer with 7_Kewell , the hardest part counsellors find it trying to find out what triggers bouts of it .

Im really sorry to hear about your friends Graham .

The same thing happened in my g/fs town , a local rugby lad , very very popular with everyone , nice guy and just got on with everyone , had a lovely g/f and a promising rugby career hung himself on a sunday night and no one will ever know why , no one ever knew there was something wrong as he always seemed happy 24/7 . Very sad .

thanks gybs

i just question myself and wonder if i could have spotted something but i just can't think of anything that seemed wrong with the poor lad

by **GYBS** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:18 pm

yeah that could work mate , think will try that out some dya . im lucky that i can get support from the medical services in the military - i feel more sorry for the people out there that cant get that support and have to try and deal with it on there own - i dont think i could so for me they are stronger than i ever could be .

And no greavsie i havent got him blocked - dont block anyone - i just cant see pics on my work pc - they just look like a red cross to me

by **Dundalk** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:19 pm

GYBS wrote:
Dundalk wrote:
GYBS wrote:
Dundalk wrote:Leave him alone will ya your doing everyones head in at this stage

whats the picture Dundalk - oh and im at Dundalk Racecourse next friday night mate , whats it like ?

Its a picture of a candle

Dundalk stadium is great you will have a good night. Its the only track in Ireland that can host the Dogs and Horses. The stadium is only open for about 4 years and you have a choice of having a meal overlooking the track with hot waitresses taking your bets or you an go down to the track.

http://www.dundalkstadium.com/

A Candle ? how original .

Cheers mate - looking forward to it , its a trip with the OHs company - all expenses and everything so shall be a laugh . Will have to be a bit sneaky when getting meals and bets from the Hot Waiteresses then

Im out of town next Thursday and Friday otherwise I would have came up and showed you how to win lose some money

Enjoy anyway

by **GYBS** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:27 pm

GRAHAM01 wrote:
GYBS wrote:Clinical Depression is what suffer with 7_Kewell , the hardest part counsellors find it trying to find out what triggers bouts of it .

Im really sorry to hear about your friends Graham .

The same thing happened in my g/fs town , a local rugby lad , very very popular with everyone , nice guy and just got on with everyone , had a lovely g/f and a promising rugby career hung himself on a sunday night and no one will ever know why , no one ever knew there was something wrong as he always seemed happy 24/7 . Very sad .

thanks gybs

i just question myself and wonder if i could have spotted something but i just can't think of anything that seemed wrong with the poor lad

i didnt really know the person but a guy i play hockey with was very good friends with him and is still in shock about it as he didnt see one single sign , same with his g/f. the lad was only 19 as well and just been offered a place at uni .

by **GYBS** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:28 pm

Dundalk wrote:
GYBS wrote:
Dundalk wrote:
GYBS wrote:
Dundalk wrote:Leave him alone will ya your doing everyones head in at this stage

whats the picture Dundalk - oh and im at Dundalk Racecourse next friday night mate , whats it like ?

Its a picture of a candle

Dundalk stadium is great you will have a good night. Its the only track in Ireland that can host the Dogs and Horses. The stadium is only open for about 4 years and you have a choice of having a meal overlooking the track with hot waitresses taking your bets or you an go down to the track.

http://www.dundalkstadium.com/

A Candle ? how original .

Cheers mate - looking forward to it , its a trip with the OHs company - all expenses and everything so shall be a laugh . Will have to be a bit sneaky when getting meals and bets from the Hot Waiteresses then

Im out of town next Thursday and Friday otherwise I would have came up and showed you how to win lose some money

Enjoy anyway

Im pretty damn good at loosing the money myself anyway , my OH is into the horses , the family own a few racehorses , so she knows who to bet on etc where as i just go for a name i like

by **Emerald Red** » Sat Apr 18, 2009 5:32 am

Anyone who makes a joke about depression obviously just hasn't a clue about it and what it's like.

by **Number 9** » Sat Apr 18, 2009 6:01 am

Emerald Red wrote:Anyone who makes a joke about depression obviously just hasn't a clue about it and what it's like.

Im depressed now..I agree!
I have no beer left and the offy does'nt open till 10,I may have to actually sleep!
Anyway Emi van Gogh....dont chop ones ear orf,you get no respect for it!

by **Emerald Red** » Sat Apr 18, 2009 6:44 am

Number 9 wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:Anyone who makes a joke about depression obviously just hasn't a clue about it and what it's like.

Im depressed now..I agree!
I have no beer left and the offy does'nt open till 10,I may have to actually sleep!
Anyway Emi van Gogh....dont chop ones ear orf,you get no respect for it!

Aye, us artists tend to be a bit mental. Might as well cut my c0ck off never-mind my ear, as it seems to be of no use these days. Stick it in a pickle jar and flog it on ebay.

I take it it's Steiger for you, or White Lightening? Credit crunch and all that. Failing that, there's always detergent.

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