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jaysay 22-06-2008 12:13

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
[quote=katex;596654]
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Originally Posted by blazey (Post 596481)
Someone made a bet on them not jumping?

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To be fair to Royboy Blazey, don't think he was making a serious bet .... just something we say. Think what he meant was in most cases like this, it is just a cry for help ... not an actual seriously intended suicidal attempt, ok, some do.

Whoever it was though, certainly needs help and sympathy.

Thats nice of you kate, educating blazey on the real world:D

blazey 22-06-2008 12:42

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
[quote=katex;596654]
Quote:

Originally Posted by blazey (Post 596481)
Someone made a bet on them not jumping?

QUOTE]

To be fair to Royboy Blazey, don't think he was making a serious bet .... just something we say. Think what he meant was in most cases like this, it is just a cry for help ... not an actual seriously intended suicidal attempt, ok, some do.

Whoever it was though, certainly needs help and sympathy.

Oh well in that case, whilst we are being so flippant, I shall be collecting bets on the odds (probably very high) of me outliving the majority of Accyweb. Of course these odds will be based on the fact that I am a few decades younger than most of you. If you drive me so insane that I kill myself out of pure frustration it will still count of course, same goes if anyone murders me (wonders what price people will put on her head).

Happy head hunting, and like I said, I hope it doesn't turn out to be anyone you know, because that really would be like a kick in the teeth wouldn't it. :gooddog:

Neil 22-06-2008 13:44

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
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Originally Posted by blazey (Post 596678)
Oh well in that case, whilst we are being so flippant, I shall be collecting bets on the odds (probably very high) of me outliving the majority of Accyweb.

Oh well in that case, whilst we are being so flippant ( I guess this is the new way of being able to say what you want about someone )

Don't bet on it. I work in a very iffy area where someone always knows someone who will do anything for a few quid.

We have been having a collection and we are half way there. Do you have a preferance between being shot or stabbed to death :p:D

blazey 22-06-2008 17:12

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 596685)
Oh well in that case, whilst we are being so flippant ( I guess this is the new way of being able to say what you want about someone )

Don't bet on it. I work in a very iffy area where someone always knows someone who will do anything for a few quid.

We have been having a collection and we are half way there. Do you have a preferance between being shot or stabbed to death :p:D

Shot, everyone gets stabbed these days.

blazey 22-06-2008 17:14

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
Also I believe the word flippant means a disrespectful casualness does it not? Surely betting on whether a distressed person jumps of a bridge or not falls into that category?

panther 22-06-2008 17:16

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
well.....did anyone jump off then?

WillowTheWhisp 22-06-2008 17:33

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
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Originally Posted by blazey (Post 596728)
Surely betting on whether a distressed person jumps of a bridge or not falls into that category?

'Betting' in this instance was just a turn of phrase not an actual wager.

Royboy39 22-06-2008 17:43

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
Willow..Don't worry about it....It would be easier removing blinkers from a highly charged nag.

steeljack 22-06-2008 18:53

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
was driving over the Bay Bridge one day when some clown decided it was a good place to end it all , the CHP had two of the 5 lanes coned off while they tried to talk him down , needless to say traffic backed up and by the time most folks got to the bottleneck they only had two words for the would be jumper .......bet you can guess what they were......

another interesting point ......over 95 % of the jumpers from the Golden Gate bridge allways go over from the city side , very rarely do they go over from the ocean side

derekgas 22-06-2008 18:58

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
I dont think anybody who is desperate enough to end thier life by jumping from a high bridge has any real notion that they may be making people late home for thier tea.

Royboy39 22-06-2008 19:00

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
Don't fancy being a Bookmaker in the US.....

jaysay 23-06-2008 09:11

Re: Grid lock on Blackburn road
 
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Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 596786)
Don't fancy being a Bookmaker in the US.....

Bet you would Roy:D


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