Arts & Humanities The Things That Make You Sad Thread

[Flash of power]

Sounds like she would be a good match for my grandpa who is 89 and watches Hawthorn's grand finals every week thinking that they are live

If he is a Hawthorn supporter then that's not really sad its awesome. There are plenty of worse ways to spend your twilight years.

 

[electricfeel]

Working as a health professional, I once saw a little boy about 4 years old who came into the clinic with his foster family. I learnt that at the age of 3 months old his drug-addicted parents broke both of his legs on purpose. They constantly locked him in his room while they would have parties and shoot up. They hated him and loved his older sister more so his sister always got more food than him and would get all the treats. He went through and is still going through years of physio, OT and child psychology. It was incredibly sad but amazing to see this little boy on the day of the appointment as happy as anything with his new family. I hope he never has to his disgusting parents ever again. People like that deserve to be sterilised.

 

[PP34]

Looking back at last year and all the great fun I actually had.

At the time I was too caught up to really care.

 

[Marmozet]

Whenever I think of Phil Hughes

 

[Flash of power]

Working as a health professional, I once saw a little boy about 4 years old who came into the clinic with his foster family. I learnt that at the age of 3 months old his drug-addicted parents broke both of his legs on purpose. They constantly locked him in his room while they would have parties and shoot up. They hated him and loved his older sister more so his sister always got more food than him and would get all the treats. He went through and is still going through years of physio, OT and child psychology. It was incredibly sad but amazing to see this little boy on the day of the appointment as happy as anything with his new family. I hope he never has to his disgusting parents ever again. People like that deserve to be sterilised.

My God, it is truly so hard to comprehend, parents are supposed to protect their kids, I am tearing up just thinking of this poor little guy, i hope he is experiencing happier times and never has to go back to his disgusting parents.

 

[The Passenger]

Ten years ago today the great man removed himself from this earth.

http://www.smh.com.au/world/hunter-...legacy-lives-on-in-aspen-20150220-13k56l.html

 

[thurmanmunson]

Working as a health professional, I once saw a little boy about 4 years old who came into the clinic with his foster family. I learnt that at the age of 3 months old his drug-addicted parents broke both of his legs on purpose. They constantly locked him in his room while they would have parties and shoot up. They hated him and loved his older sister more so his sister always got more food than him and would get all the treats. He went through and is still going through years of physio, OT and child psychology. It was incredibly sad but amazing to see this little boy on the day of the appointment as happy as anything with his new family. I hope he never has to his disgusting parents ever again. People like that deserve to be sterilised.

Disgusting. What absolute scumbags. Really, really sad

 

[Gough]

A true American voice, like Dylan, Whitman or Garcia.
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.

 

[thurmanmunson]

Ten years ago today the great man removed himself from this earth.

http://www.smh.com.au/world/hunter-s-thompsons-freakish-legacy-lives-on-in-aspen-20150220-13k56l.html

HST was the best.

 

[little graham]

Ten years ago today the great man removed himself from this earth.

http://www.smh.com.au/world/hunter-...legacy-lives-on-in-aspen-20150220-13k56l.html

35 years ago yesterday the lifestyle claimed another frontman.

 

[IschenkoUBeauty]

F***wits who destroy their lives with drugs and other s**t, while there's children and youth in hospital fighting serious and terminal illnesses.

 

[Richard Cranium]

Ten years ago today the great man removed himself from this earth.

http://www.smh.com.au/world/hunter-...legacy-lives-on-in-aspen-20150220-13k56l.html

Hunter was both an artist and a campaigner.

Bigfooty has ruined that word.

 

[BotsMaster]

 

[Xtreme]

Hawthorn losing to GWS

 

[little graham]

Hawthorn losing to GWS

Whats that like? we normally smash them.

 

[Xtreme]

Whats that like? we normally smash them.

Horrible

I think losing to Sydney by 100 points would be 1000 times worse, thank god that hasn't happened.... yet

 

[Dan Moody]

Hawthorn losing to GWS

Wouldn't be too upset, they've actually improved out of sight and losing to them no longer has the stigma it used to.
Would be more annoyed if I lost to Carlton

 

[Xtreme]

Wouldn't be too upset, they've actually improved out of sight and losing to them no longer has the stigma it used to.
Would be more annoyed if I lost to Carlton

Sad thing is if Hawthorn play like they did yesterday Carlton would beat them by 60 points (heck even Brisbane would as well).

Melbourne are a chance against them next week.

 

[Dan Moody]

Sad thing is if Hawthorn play like they did yesterday Carlton would beat them by 60 points (heck even Brisbane would as well).

Melbourne are a chance against them next week.

Watching the Brions v Carltank game now, you still think they're a 60 point chance?

 

[the_interloper]

A hot chick getting beaten up in an MMA fight.

 

[DaVillaBlues]

Its funny cause we're crap ..

FML

 

[Xtreme]

Watching the Brions v Carltank game now, you still think they're a 60 point chance?

Knowing how Hawthorn have played this season they would probably fight to draw it.

 

[Quivorir]

Not sure if serious...

 

[NotAMagpieBogan]

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Its funny cause we're crap ..

FML

Is anyone else creeped out by the first two logos?

 

[Xtreme]

Not sure if serious...

Very serious, if Hawthorn play as they did yesterday they would lose against any team.