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161 Re: Todays banner Fri Nov 13 2020, 19:27
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
162 Re: Todays banner Thu Feb 29 2024, 18:05
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
At last, a banner with a bit of class. 
If this doesn't bring Nat back...........
If this doesn't bring Nat back...........
164 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 08:00
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Not been on for a few days as i was at a family funeral on Friday, what banner was it?
165 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 09:57
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Norpig wrote:Not been on for a few days as i was at a family funeral on Friday, what banner was it?
167 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 10:16
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Has Nat gone for good?Norpig wrote:
She'd have been apoplectic seeing that.
168 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 10:28
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
boltonbonce wrote:
Has Nat gone for good?
She'd have been apoplectic seeing that.
I hope not Boncey, i did try to contact her but not heard anything back. Hope she comes back soon
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169 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 10:50
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Norpig wrote:boltonbonce wrote:
Has Nat gone for good?
She'd have been apoplectic seeing that.
I hope not Boncey, i did try to contract her but not heard anything back. Hope she comes back soon
You are not the only ones worrying about her.
Sadly I think she may have a little too much on as she mentioned about her parent still being alive and having to care for them so I think it has taken it's toll on her mentally.
170 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 12:39
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
For all our banter, the real world has a habit of turning our worlds upside down. Hope she's ok.karlypants wrote:
You are not the only ones worrying about her.
Sadly I think she may have a little too much on as she mentioned about her parent still being alive and having to care for them so I think it has taken it's toll on her mentally.
171 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 13:34
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
i know just what you mean Boncey, feeling sad as my cousin (only 49) died and his funeral was on Friday. RIP Danielboltonbonce wrote:
For all our banter, the real world has a habit of turning our worlds upside down. Hope she's ok.
172 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 13:50
Sluffy
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Norpig wrote:i know just what you mean Boncey, feeling sad as my cousin (only 49) died and his funeral was on Friday. RIP Danielboltonbonce wrote:
For all our banter, the real world has a habit of turning our worlds upside down. Hope she's ok.
So true Bonce and sorry about your loss Norpig.
And people get so worked up and angry about what someone random such as me posts on social media...
173 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 14:11
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Life is too short for all this shit so Sluffy i would like to apologise for winding you up on here recently and getting all wound up myself. We won't ever see eye to eye on some things but there are more important things in life to worry about.
175 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 15:13
Sluffy
Admin
Thanks but I never get wound up much in real life and certainly never on social media.
My whole ethos which I've been telling people for years and years is the social media is not real life and should not be treated as real life as most of what is posted is either utter bollocks, lies, fake news or hatred.
That's why I repeatedly tell people not to believe it and to check out the facts for themselves and post so many links to those facts for them to read.
I might as well talk to the nearest brick wall though because nearly everyone does believe what they see and read on social media - that is how the world now is.
It's just going worse and worse.
At the risk of boring you or anyone else I highlight just TWO articles that I've read just today - the first is a quiz -
Have a go at it...
The monthly AI or real quiz: February 2024
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zgg86rd
The second is an article on Trump fake pictures intended to win him the black vote in the Presidential Election.
Its a long read but basically it explains how people are manipulated by what they see and read on social media.
Even if you have no interest in American politics (and you should as it directly effects the world and us) it is very revealing as to what people do to spread the propaganda that people believe - indeed one bloke who is making the fake news says this...
"I'm not claiming it is accurate. I'm not saying, 'Hey, look, Donald Trump was at this party with all of these African American voters. Look how much they love him!'" he said.
"If anybody's voting one way or another because of one photo they see on a Facebook page, that's a problem with that person, not with the post itself."
...or in other words, if you believe what you see and read on social media (or GB News - I've added that just in case W63 reads this!) without checking the facts yourself - then it is YOU who are the IDIOT.
And he's right!
He's told a lie on social media and stupid folk have simply believed what he said as gospel!
Link here
Trump supporters target black voters with faked AI images
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-68440150
Anyway sorry about your cousin and I also hope Natasha's wellbeing is as good as it can be.
It's always been real life that counts and NOT social media but scarily social media has unfortunately become a large part of many peoples real lives and they now can't tell the difference between the two.
And that is how the world is now.
My whole ethos which I've been telling people for years and years is the social media is not real life and should not be treated as real life as most of what is posted is either utter bollocks, lies, fake news or hatred.
That's why I repeatedly tell people not to believe it and to check out the facts for themselves and post so many links to those facts for them to read.
I might as well talk to the nearest brick wall though because nearly everyone does believe what they see and read on social media - that is how the world now is.
It's just going worse and worse.
At the risk of boring you or anyone else I highlight just TWO articles that I've read just today - the first is a quiz -
Have a go at it...
The monthly AI or real quiz: February 2024
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zgg86rd
The second is an article on Trump fake pictures intended to win him the black vote in the Presidential Election.
Its a long read but basically it explains how people are manipulated by what they see and read on social media.
Even if you have no interest in American politics (and you should as it directly effects the world and us) it is very revealing as to what people do to spread the propaganda that people believe - indeed one bloke who is making the fake news says this...
"I'm not claiming it is accurate. I'm not saying, 'Hey, look, Donald Trump was at this party with all of these African American voters. Look how much they love him!'" he said.
"If anybody's voting one way or another because of one photo they see on a Facebook page, that's a problem with that person, not with the post itself."
...or in other words, if you believe what you see and read on social media (or GB News - I've added that just in case W63 reads this!) without checking the facts yourself - then it is YOU who are the IDIOT.
And he's right!
He's told a lie on social media and stupid folk have simply believed what he said as gospel!
Link here
Trump supporters target black voters with faked AI images
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-68440150
Anyway sorry about your cousin and I also hope Natasha's wellbeing is as good as it can be.
It's always been real life that counts and NOT social media but scarily social media has unfortunately become a large part of many peoples real lives and they now can't tell the difference between the two.
And that is how the world is now.
176 Re: Todays banner Mon Mar 04 2024, 21:58
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Norpig wrote:i know just what you mean Boncey, feeling sad as my cousin (only 49) died and his funeral was on Friday. RIP Danielboltonbonce wrote:
For all our banter, the real world has a habit of turning our worlds upside down. Hope she's ok.
Sorry to hear this Norpig. 49 is far, far too young.
What was his cause of death if you don't mind me asking?
Daniel never got the chance to get his pension and neither will we if they get to lengthen the age to 71.
I mean who will be employable at the age of 70?
The government are (pardon my language) cunts!
177 Re: Todays banner Tue Mar 05 2024, 07:58
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
He'd had a few issues KP, he'd been diagnosed with aplastic anaemia but was admitted to Hospital with sepsis and pneumonia so he was very very poorly. I was going to go and see him but didn't get the chance which is something i regret.
178 Re: Todays banner Tue Mar 05 2024, 09:39
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Norpig wrote:He'd had a few issues KP, he'd been diagnosed with aplastic anaemia but was admitted to Hospital with sepsis and pneumonia so he was very very poorly. I was going to go and see him but didn't get the chance which is something i regret.
Ah I see. I wondered if it was a heart attack or similar as this seems to be happening to people younger although that isn't the case.
When there is a death there is always guilt left behind which I was told many years ago was a normal part of the process when it is someone that is close to you who has died.
I wouldn't beat yourself up about it mate and just try to let it go.
179 Re: Todays banner Tue Mar 05 2024, 10:44
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Guilt is all part of it. Before he died, Rammy was taking a trip to Woolston Eyes nature reserve with a group of birdwatchers, and, as it's local to me, suggested I might like to join them.karlypants wrote:
Ah I see. I wondered if it was a heart attack or similar as this seems to be happening to people younger although that isn't the case.
When there is a death there is always guilt left behind which I was told many years ago was a normal part of the process when it is someone that is close to you who has died.
I wouldn't beat yourself up about it mate and just try to let it go.
I couldn't make it that particular day, but I was sorry later I didn't put my other appointment on the back burner.
Hindsight is always 20/20. Such is life.
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