retired_navy0614

Stick all the sick jokes in here then chaps? Don't want to offend the poor little mites elsewhere you know.

..to make a serious point, why is it that people seem to get off so much in wallowing in grief over media friendly events (i.e. youth, celebrity etc)? Death happens all the time, and all death is a tragedy. Well, unless it's a serial killing neo-nazi druggie rapist I guess. What makes certain people so much more worthwhile of mourning or attention? Sensitivity to deaths that directly affect people close to you (even users on here) of course is warranted, but I find it so cringeworthy the self-pitying nonsense that goes on around stuff like Rhys Jones (Liverpool is exceptionally bad for this stuff) and now McCrae. Especially the way people are going off on one before the chap is even confirmed dead. And what was so offensive in there? A couple of bad insertions of the word "rally" and some harmless comments about the games. What's so awfully AWFUL about that?

p.s. anyone who wants to stoop to "my level" as it were (see : McCrae) feel free to slag off my dead grandmother if you so wish. Eye for an eye and all that.

p.p.s. I am a self-confessed heartless bastard, don't discriminate against me

retired_hinchmaa

Oh god.

retired_carribear68

haha just proving the point

"LOOK AT ME I DONT CARE"

retired_carribear68

btw, there may be certain instances where "grief culture" can be pointed to, that other thread isnt one of them though ffs

retired_navy0614

Behave.

retired_civilian888

How would you react to people on here making jokes about an Everton player dying?

retired_navy0614

Seriously, point out to me the oh so offensive comments in that thread about a man not even confirmed dead. People literally rolling over themselves to be outraged.

retired_velvet01

your dead granmother loved anal.

she still does tbh.

like that?

retired_kmt01

while i agree with what a lot of what you say, i feel the need to point out that your grandmother LOVED the ****

retired_felicityh

arteta.