RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:Jack wrote:I feel very sorry for that Vinnie in Educating Essex.
He has a pierced ear, he's brought any sort of grief he gets upon himself.
That's fine, it's harsh that the lad is having so much trouble in his life.
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That's fine, it's harsh that the lad is having so much trouble in his life.
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RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:Jack wrote:I feel very sorry for that Vinnie in Educating Essex.
He has a pierced ear, he's brought any sort of grief he gets upon himself.
I have two, come at me.
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Scott wrote:RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:
He has a pierced ear, he's brought any sort of grief he gets upon himself.
I have two, come at me.
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I have a piercing on my tongue.
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Cam wrote:I have a piercing on my tongue.
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RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:Cam wrote:I have a piercing on my tongue.
I don't actually.
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My dad lives there, might be going there for Christmas.Scott wrote:James wrote:Scott, how far away from Chesham do you live?
An hour
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I was about to say Cam, let's face it- you don't. 
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Jack wrote:RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:
He has a pierced ear, he's brought any sort of grief he gets upon himself.
That's fine, it's harsh that the lad is having so much trouble in his life.
He's not the only kid to have his parents split up, in fact it's incredibly common nowadays. Not all of them feel the need to act like complete twats.
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If I did, I would be the coolest kid in my neighbourhood.
Ahly called us terrorist supporters, lets get him!
Ahly called us terrorist supporters, lets get him!
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RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:Jack wrote:
That's fine, it's harsh that the lad is having so much trouble in his life.
He's not the only kid to have his parents split up, in fact it's incredibly common nowadays. Not all of them feel the need to act like complete twats.
Some people are affected worse than others..
Have your parents split?
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Jack wrote:RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:
He's not the only kid to have his parents split up, in fact it's incredibly common nowadays. Not all of them feel the need to act like complete twats.
Some people are affected worse than others..
Have your parents split?
Exactly, so why is it so much trouble for him but not much trouble for others? He's just a brat.
and no, but I know plenty of people whose parents have split. They're very well-adjusted people.
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My parents split, and look at me now, I blame them.
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RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:Jack wrote:
Some people are affected worse than others..
Have your parents split?
Exactly, so why is it so much trouble for him but not much trouble for others? He's just a brat.
and no, but I know plenty of people whose parents have split. They're very well-adjusted people.
Exactly, so you're in no position to judge him or others, whether you know plenty of people with split parents or not.
There's a lad in my school exactly like him, was great, A*/A-set student until they split, now he's dealing drugs and punching people for no reason, he's a cunt, yes.. but do I feel sorry for him when I sit back and look at it from his perspective..yes
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My parents split when I was 2. Mum brought me up on her own to the age of 15 when she moved in with her boyfriend (now husband and my step dad) I turned out fucking awesome.
Single mother > both parents
Single mother > both parents
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kyro7 wrote:My parents split, and look at me now, I blame them.
You're too nice about your parents, awesome people are too awesome.
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James wrote:My parents split when I was 2. Mum brought me up on her own to the age of 15 when she moved in with her boyfriend (now husband and my step dad) I turned out fucking awesome.
Single mother > both parents
Thing is though you didn't know what it was like to have a Dad who would take you to football, support you, be excited to spend time with you, for then it to disappear, surely you understand what I'm getting at.
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RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:Scott wrote:
I have two, come at me.
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I can't wait to get a haircut tomorrow. 
Still going with the 5 on back and sides and a cut on top long enough to style.
Still going with the 5 on back and sides and a cut on top long enough to style.
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James wrote:My dad lives there, might be going there for Christmas.Scott wrote:
An hour
Are you asking me out?
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How old?Jack wrote:James wrote:My parents split when I was 2. Mum brought me up on her own to the age of 15 when she moved in with her boyfriend (now husband and my step dad) I turned out fucking awesome.
Single mother > both parents
Thing is though you didn't know what it was like to have a Dad who would take you to football, support you, be excited to spend time with you, for then it to disappear, surely you understand what I'm getting at.
I've seen my dad approximately 40 weekends, used to see him a weekend every couple of months and sometimes not even that due to him work in America a lot. This is from the age of 10 till the age of 18. Before the age of 10, I rarely saw him. I think that is more traumatic for a kid, having his dad go in and out of his life that much. I used to cry my eyes out when he had to go
and it is so bad my only 2 proper childhood memories of him are 1) when he turned up on his motorbike at my school which was pretty awesome and 2) when he had a massive go at me and my brother then proceeded to tell us what an awesome person he is and how he gets all the chicks.
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Are you saying yes?Scott wrote:James wrote:
My dad lives there, might be going there for Christmas.
Are you asking me out?
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James wrote:How old?Jack wrote:
Thing is though you didn't know what it was like to have a Dad who would take you to football, support you, be excited to spend time with you, for then it to disappear, surely you understand what I'm getting at.
I've seen my dad approximately 40 weekends, used to see him a weekend every couple of months and sometimes not even that due to him work in America a lot. This is from the age of 10 till the age of 18. Before the age of 10, I rarely saw him. I think that is more traumatic for a kid, having his dad go in and out of his life that much. I used to cry my eyes out when he had to go
Sounds like my kind of guy.
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James wrote:How old?Jack wrote:
Thing is though you didn't know what it was like to have a Dad who would take you to football, support you, be excited to spend time with you, for then it to disappear, surely you understand what I'm getting at.
I've seen my dad approximately 40 weekends, used to see him a weekend every couple of months and sometimes not even that due to him work in America a lot. This is from the age of 10 till the age of 18. Before the age of 10, I rarely saw him. I think that is more traumatic for a kid, having his dad go in and out of his life that much. I used to cry my eyes out when he had to go
He sounds quite legendary tbh
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James wrote:How old?Jack wrote:
Thing is though you didn't know what it was like to have a Dad who would take you to football, support you, be excited to spend time with you, for then it to disappear, surely you understand what I'm getting at.
I've seen my dad approximately 40 weekends, used to see him a weekend every couple of months and sometimes not even that due to him work in America a lot. This is from the age of 10 till the age of 18. Before the age of 10, I rarely saw him. I think that is more traumatic for a kid, having his dad go in and out of his life that much. I used to cry my eyes out when he had to go
The lad is 15, seems like he's completely destroyed over it, if you watched Educating Essex.
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My dad is pretty awesome (when I actually see him) I've not seen him for like a year and half now because we fell out over stupid stuff (personality clash tbh) so yeah, gonna try fix that.
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