The Bitch Box

Plankton · 08-29-2015, 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista

Sorry man.

Thanks Chula.

This is a rough one. I took care of his Fathers house for a few years after he passed away, and Larry would usually show up on his Harley to help out when he could. We used to disc golf together all the time too. I think his two children are gonna be devastated the most though, and it's a shame since they're such great kids and were loved very much by their Dad. Larry always had at least one of them with him. He was the fun kind of Dad that always went above and beyond for his two boys.

Going to his brothers house (Wigs) today for support. Hope I can keep it together enough to at least be supportive with out breaking down and needing a shoulder myself.

This sucks.

Trollheart · 08-29-2015, 09:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Plankton

Got a call this morning that a close friend died last night in a motorcycle accident.

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So sorry, man.

RoxyRollah · 08-29-2015, 09:07 AM

Oh yes this is happening.He screws the neighbour lady 3 nights a week when the gf is not staying over. See, Im a cigarette smoker, and an insomniac; I sit by my car on the curb and nobody can really see me, which is the idea however its not because Im a nosy bitch, its because I want to have an unfair advantage if warranted. So anyways I see the lonely divorcee leaving his house at all kinds of indecent hours of the night, and very scantily clad.

Now she's not a total uggo, it's just, Uglore looks better from a distance or in the dark as coincidents would have it.

Chula Vista · 08-29-2015, 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Plankton

Hope I can keep it together enough to at least be supportive with out breaking down and needing a shoulder myself.

This sucks.

Honestly, let the grief flow even if you have to lean on his family. At times like this it helps to know that one of your kin touched others that much.

Trollheart · 08-29-2015, 09:19 AM

Yeah but I know what Plankton means. Sometimes you have to be strong for others, and if you break down you kind of feel like you're letting them down. Just be as strong as you can man, at least in public. If you need to let it out maybe do so somewhere away from them? Though it's true also that genuine displays of grief can also help, almost as if the person bereaved is transferring their grief to you. Mostly, just be a kind of support to the kids; they're gonna need it the most. We're all thinking of you and sending you vibes of strength.

fiddler · 08-31-2015, 02:33 AM

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Originally Posted by RoxyRollah

I had probably one of the worst days I have had in ages, and to cap it off after getting my head chopped off for being still in my store at 12 am because nobody told my boss, her boss is coming in the am. When I finally get home my ******* neighbour's gf parked in my space again and I keep telling this broad when you pay my moths****in mortgage you can park in my house for all I care however dumb bitch I dont pay my mortage so you can park fo free.SO I pull up at 12:45 dumb drunk whore in my space, AGAIN. I DUMPED MY SODA IN HER TRUNK AND LEFT A NOTE ON HER CAR THAT SAYS "move your car or Ill tow it. Ps. He's ****ing the 45 year old lady nextdoor with braces when you are not around sincerly, 1121."

#Thuglife.

Good job.

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Originally Posted by Plankton

Thanks Chula.

This is a rough one. I took care of his Fathers house for a few years after he passed away, and Larry would usually show up on his Harley to help out when he could. We used to disc golf together all the time too. I think his two children are gonna be devastated the most though, and it's a shame since they're such great kids and were loved very much by their Dad. Larry always had at least one of them with him. He was the fun kind of Dad that always went above and beyond for his two boys.

Going to his brothers house (Wigs) today for support. Hope I can keep it together enough to at least be supportive with out breaking down and needing a shoulder myself.

This sucks.

I'm so sorry to hear that man.

RoxyRollah · 08-31-2015, 03:51 AM

Thanks.

Plankton · 08-31-2015, 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart

So sorry, man.

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Originally Posted by fiddler

I'm so sorry to hear that man.

Thank you.

Fwiw, his brother and me had a good cry. Wake is tomorrow, and I'm gonna be a wreck.

fiddler · 08-31-2015, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Plankton

Thank you.

Fwiw, his brother and me had a good cry. Wake is tomorrow, and I'm gonna be a wreck.

If you want to talk send me a pm dude.

Plankton · 08-31-2015, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by fiddler

If you want to talk send me a pm dude.

I appreciate that.

Soldiering on, my friend.

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Trollheart Born to be mild Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 404 Not Found Posts: 26,970	Yeah but I know what Plankton means. Sometimes you have to be strong for others, and if you break down you kind of feel like you're letting them down. Just be as strong as you can man, at least in public. If you need to let it out maybe do so somewhere away from them? Though it's true also that genuine displays of grief can also help, almost as if the person bereaved is transferring their grief to you. Mostly, just be a kind of support to the kids; they're gonna need it the most. We're all thinking of you and sending you vibes of strength. __________________ Trollheart: Signature-free since April 2018