Think You've Got Problems? Read This And Think Again

Nat accusing someone of derailing a serious thread... I've lived to see it. 

Nat would never do that on threads about peoples illness' or deaths. 

as far as this guy is concerned, got to feel for him, awful situation and yes, I would have wanted to be "put down" asap.

Boggersbelief wrote:

Said the internet persona

How could I be lonely, I have loads of friends - Hipster, Johnny, Norpig, 1874, doffcocker, karlypants, Magoo, Scott, Numpty, xmiles, Reebok Rebel and many more.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:

Said the internet persona

How could I be lonely, I have loads of friends - Hipster, Johnny, Norpig, 1874, doffcocker, karlypants, Magoo, Scott, Numpty, xmiles, Reebok Rebel and many more.

What about me

Boggersbelief wrote:
What about me

I think there's sexual tension between us, not friendship.

You got me

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:
What about me

I think there's sexual tension between us, not friendship.

I thought we was more lovers than friends.   Keep going hot and cold on me and ill have to find a new pretend female pretend girlfriend on an internet forum

i love you too Nat   but back on topic i am full of admiration for this man, i personally don't think i could have coped as well as he has.

I echo this sentiment too.

Not much of a life for the poor bloke but if anybody can make the most of it, it sounds like he can.

Makes you thankful in a way that whatever problems most of us have are really nothing at all compared to some/many folk.

As for falling out over shit on a footy forum...!

Some people really need put things into perspective and move on.

Life is much too short.

I bet that poor bloke now laughs at the problems he then had just twelve short months ago.

scottjames30 wrote:

I agree, some things that piss us off really shouldn't.

Listen up breadman

You know what pisses me off. People with these first world problems as they call them. If i had them as a problem i would feel embarrassed saying it out loud or putting it on social media. Shit like Starbucks had no skinny latte machochocachinos this morning how will i ever get through the day. ......

Boggersbelief wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:

I agree, some things that piss us off really shouldn't.

Listen up breadman

Pot/kettle

You what?

Boggersbelief wrote:You what?

I said.........pot kettle

Goes for me too as well as a lot of people on here.  Dont pretend to be a saint

Nothing said on here pisses me off

Natasha Whittam wrote:
Shouldn't we just be thankful for what we've got and stop bitching about shitty little things that simply aren't important?

I await with interest your lead by example!

Great positivety, obviously much in his own mind to live for with his wife and son.
Every credit to him! As I've said before, we can all deal with ups but it's how you deal with downs that matter!
He appears to be getting it bob on.

You have to admire his spirit. I wouldn't wish what happened to him on my worst enemy.

Sort of related to this thread, the clubs national charity this year is the British Limbless Ex-Service Men's Association (BLESMA) -


Bolton Wanderers are proud to launch its new Macron-manufactured third kit for the 2014/15 season.

In support of Blesma, The Limbless Veterans, the club’s national charity partner for this season and to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War, 1,000 limited edition military green third shirts are being produced. Each shirt comes complete with a special presentation box and £10 from the proceeds of each sale is being donated directly to Blesma.

The shirt has the words ‘Lest We Forget’ embossed on the reverse whilst also featuring an embroidered Bolton Wanderers crest and monotone FibrLec logo. The words from Laurence Binyon’s poem, ‘For the Fallen’ feature inside the neck label.

The limited edition shirt and presentation box will be available exclusively for season ticket holders to pre-order online only at www.bwfcdirect.co.uk from 10am Friday 26 September, on a one-per-season ticket holder basis until the close of business on Sunday 12 October. Any remaining shirts will then

go on open sale on Tuesday 14 October.

The price of the shirt and box remains the same as the prices for the existing Macron home and away shirts which is £44.99 for adults and £34.99 for juniors.

The limited edition kit will be worn at selected away matches during the 2014/15 season.

In support of Blesma, there will be a bucket collection and other match day activities planned ahead of the home game against Derby on Saturday 27 September.

Barry Le Grys, chief executive at Blesma said: “We are delighted Bolton Wanderers have launched this initiative.

“Blesma formed in the aftermath of World War One with amputee veterans helping each other showing teamwork in adversity.

“Today, our Members face the realities of limb loss every day of their lives, but with support like this they will not be alone as they strive for independence and purpose. We are immensely grateful.”  

Gianluca Pavanello, CEO of Macron said: "We are honoured to be asked to contribute to the Blesma charity project through the provision of a custom-made shirt and presentation box and look forward to seeing the positive impact that this project will have on the lives of the limbless veterans that Blesma help to support”.

Phil Gartside, club chairman said: “Everyone at Bolton Wanderers is proud to be associated with Blesma and the incredible work they do supporting our limbless veterans.

“Our special thanks also go to Macron for producing another hi-quality bespoke shirt in support of this initiative.”


http://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/article/bolton-wanderers-and-macron-unveil-third-kit-in-support-of-blesma-25.9.14-1960986.aspx#2wAmIDrRBbXOkaZc.99