The What's Pi$$Ing You Off Thread

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Yeah you'd def lose weight from the skin that you pick off in your junkie rages if nothing else.

[Buf-Phoon]

or the superhuman exercise regime of resisting 6 burly cops, due to said rages

and other unhinged behaviors

[Mrs Jeturbo]

Can u buy meth in the supermarket? Lol

Edited 09/01/15 01:10 AM by Princess Fluffy

[Buf-Phoon]

depends on the suburb, there are a few in Radelaide I can think of where you can almost certainly

get take away just outside the doors

[discostig]

Pissed off at myself for leaving my car parked on a driveway yesterday visiting my sister. Sprinklers must be bore water or the piped water is crap... I've got water spots all over the car now. Servo squeegee couldn't even get it off the glass! Fingers crossed the Meguiars soap I use can do it.

[BenDoCo]

Addiction is weakness!

Sorry Tex but I gotta 100% disagree on that comment.

You see - I'm wired differently to most people.....or looking at it the other way, I'm wired the same way as (approx) 10% of the Aussie population and it is definitely not a weakness.

A weakness wouldn't MAKE (and I really do mean ( in a worst case scenario ) FORCE) a person to snap someones neck just so they could steal their flagon coz going another hour without a drink is a torture of unspeakable measures --- Not that I ever did that --- but my addiction would if I thought that it would stop what was going on in my head or alleviate the physical ( sometimes debilitating) feelings.

I have said before on this forum that everyone has an addiction to something - even if they don't realise it.

Some addictions are good and others are not and it is my opinion that 'weakness' has nothing to do with whether a person suffers any ill-effect from not fulfilling the requirements of their "addiction".

To finish on a positive note (even though this is the WPMOT thread) I'll tell you all about a friend of mine - for over 20 years.

These days, with Internet Banking it is so easy to transfer money - even on a regular basis - automatically but a friend of mine (let's call him Brian) but Brian has written a cheque every single calendar month to the amount of $20 and sent it to a charity in NSW, - every single month for the last 30 plus years.

He has told me that if he - personally - doesn't put the envelope in the Post Box during the first week of the month, he has these horrible feelings of dread and doom until he does.

Again.......my opinion only here but I wouldn't call that a weakness. He has developed an addiction.

Oh and by the way, just to show that I am qualified to speak of addictions ( #inb4somemuttgoogleseverythingtotryandproovemewrong)

Hi, I'm Don and I'm ( etc. etc. )

[k31th]

uhhhh

[Buf-Phoon]

Nah, BenDoCo , Your mate is seeking some kind of atonement by doing something positive.

That is good if he feels good about it and stops the dark thoughts

Zero to do with an addiction IMO. More a coping mechanism.

["Captain Retard"]

That's cool Don.

We all have weaknesses and addictions .

Wasn't saying that I don't have weaknesses or addictions but I do constantly challenge myself about those issues.

When ever I think I'm losing control of anything in life I question myself honestly and try to change my behaviour.

It's almost a game I play with myself.

[Mrs Jeturbo]

I've been doing some stuff of neurological pathways and stuff lately and I find how the brain works fascinating in cases of addiction and behaviour

I have no formed opinions as I don't know enough but interesting