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19th February 2020 at 12:11 am #91340
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Haha what nonsense. The guys clearly a troll.
if he’s lost all his money then he’s a fool and deserved it.you can’t be on here preaching RG and defending the sites owner, it’s a oxymoron. It’s that simple.
gambling addiction isn’t a addiction, it’s a choice.
it he’s lost everything and in is a bad way he certainly wouldn’t come to a small site like this to help himself, it’s a lie and laughable.
you clowns Commenting are just as bad, a guy loses his life and all he owns, yet comes on the bandits website for help!!! HahahahahaahahhahahahhaaahhHHhHhahahahahaahahah!!! Oh! HahhhahahhhHh
19th February 2020 at 8:28 am #91385Haha what nonsense. The guys clearly a troll. if he’s lost all his money then he’s a fool and deserved it.
you can’t be on here preaching RG and defending the sites owner, it’s a oxymoron. It’s that simple.
gambling addiction isn’t a addiction, it’s a choice.
it he’s lost everything and in is a bad way he certainly wouldn’t come to a small site like this to help himself, it’s a lie and laughable.
you clowns Commenting are just as bad, a guy loses his life and all he owns, yet comes on the bandits website for help!!! HahahahahaahahhahahahhaaahhHHhHhahahahahaahahah!!! Oh! HahhhahahhhHh
Your 1st sentence doesn’t make sense. Your second sentence uses the word ‘oxymoron’ incorrectly.
As for your third sentence…If alcoholism, drug abuse and smoking are all choices, then I agree with you that gambling is a choice. You clearly have never had an addiction. Good for you. For those of us who do have addictions – that is, patterns of behaviour which are routine but which are self-harming, we understand where this guy is coming from. Saying he has an addiction doesn’t absolve him from responsibility. Far from it. It places the rest of us – and his family and friends – under an obligation to offer support to help him break that habit that he has got into. The best advice on addiction tends to come from former addicts.
If that makes me a clown, then I am very happy to be called a clown 🙂
19th February 2020 at 10:14 am #9138919th February 2020 at 10:42 am #91393This reply has been reported for inappropriate content.
Haha what nonsense. The guys clearly a troll. if he’s lost all his money then he’s a fool and deserved it.
you can’t be on here preaching RG and defending the sites owner, it’s a oxymoron. It’s that simple.
gambling addiction isn’t a addiction, it’s a choice.
it he’s lost everything and in is a bad way he certainly wouldn’t come to a small site like this to help himself, it’s a lie and laughable.
you clowns Commenting are just as bad, a guy loses his life and all he owns, yet comes on the bandits website for help!!! HahahahahaahahhahahahhaaahhHHhHhahahahahaahahah!!! Oh! HahhhahahhhHh
Best part of you ran down the inside of your mums thigh, pondlife prick
19th February 2020 at 2:48 pm #91415I cannot even fathom how bad the advice is in here from this clown suggesting he just ignore the debt.
The ignorance to turn around and claim that they are ‘debt free’ after having all the debt written off – be it law or not – is repulsive. It’s absolutely everything that is wrong with people and shows the absolute worst in people.
Have some respect for yourself before claiming you are some debt free Saint – you took the cowards way out rather than fronting up. You messed up and just said ‘well I don’t wanna have to deal with this’ – it’s pathetic.
OP – get the house sold – it really is the best. Don’t ignore your debts just isn’t worth it or right and I suspect you aren’t in the market to do that.
Get yourself to AA or hypnotherapy – that’s what I did, I’ve around 10K left to pay of 45K of debt I ran up about 4 years ago.
No need to cheat the system or go on the dole, hard work and dedication to getting it paid. The bloke who cried his way away from debt is a shell of a man. Pathetic.
19th February 2020 at 3:05 pm #91417This reply has been reported for inappropriate content.
Haha what nonsense. The guys clearly a troll. if he’s lost all his money then he’s a fool and deserved it.
you can’t be on here preaching RG and defending the sites owner, it’s a oxymoron. It’s that simple.
gambling addiction isn’t a addiction, it’s a choice.
it he’s lost everything and in is a bad way he certainly wouldn’t come to a small site like this to help himself, it’s a lie and laughable.
you clowns Commenting are just as bad, a guy loses his life and all he owns, yet comes on the bandits website for help!!! HahahahahaahahhahahahhaaahhHHhHhahahahahaahahah!!! Oh! HahhhahahhhHh
This fucker got a huge tree up his arse about something ….. right, hands up …who slept with his wife/ killed his dog / eat the last rolo to send him round the bend ?
19th February 2020 at 5:00 pm #91419Ok I have closed this due to just now it turning into a argument thread instead of what the OP started it for.
I hope the OP saught advice in the correct places and found a way to get himself on the road to debt free again.
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