Simple - make your own way in life rather than passively sit and be told.
Man dies as his screams for help are ignored by neighbours
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Simple - make your own way in life rather than passively sit and be told.
what a horrible way to go 
a lot have windows open in august so many people would have heard something if awake, how much having your head down a drain in mud would muffle your cries for help i dunno?
might have just sounded like lads coming home from a pub?
a lot have windows open in august so many people would have heard something if awake, how much having your head down a drain in mud would muffle your cries for help i dunno?
might have just sounded like lads coming home from a pub?
Sick people that is.
We have a park near our house, just a open field in the middle of our area. Rather large, normally famous for dog walkers in the morning/eve and scum at night to sit in the kids playground.
Anyway, me and my mate were playing the xbox at around 9pm (think it was when cod4 came out) having a few beers, chilling kind of thing, when all of a sudden we heard a female scream out asking for help. Me and my mate paused the game, ears open for a second, at the window... Another scream. We both grabbed our shoes and ran outside and listened intently for another scream... Low and behold, from the park, me and my mate legged it to the park, only to find some old lady being dragged by her handbag by a couple of youths, we sprinted in her aid and chased off the scum.
Walked the old girl back to her house, she welcomed us in, we made sure she was ok, I made her a tea hehe and gave her my house number incase she felt uncomfortable as it was clear her husband had passed away.
Got a call the next day thanking me and my friend.
Now why most people don't do this I don't know.
ags
We have a park near our house, just a open field in the middle of our area. Rather large, normally famous for dog walkers in the morning/eve and scum at night to sit in the kids playground.
Anyway, me and my mate were playing the xbox at around 9pm (think it was when cod4 came out) having a few beers, chilling kind of thing, when all of a sudden we heard a female scream out asking for help. Me and my mate paused the game, ears open for a second, at the window... Another scream. We both grabbed our shoes and ran outside and listened intently for another scream... Low and behold, from the park, me and my mate legged it to the park, only to find some old lady being dragged by her handbag by a couple of youths, we sprinted in her aid and chased off the scum.
Walked the old girl back to her house, she welcomed us in, we made sure she was ok, I made her a tea hehe and gave her my house number incase she felt uncomfortable as it was clear her husband had passed away.
Got a call the next day thanking me and my friend.
Now why most people don't do this I don't know.
ags
Way to go to miss a point...
He didn't mention specific drugs.
Which was my point.
As some people appear to be particularly slow on the update today, I'll leave it at that.
Thanks
It wasn't meant as a compliment.
isn't life great. 
Soldato
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That's the kind of way to die that gives you that cold feeling for just an instant at the base of your spine when you think about it.
Reminds me of Sunday night. I've been somewhat increasingly unwell and ended up vomiting out of nowhere on a 30mph road. Had to swing the door open and vomit down the car. Ended up pulling over and was rather violently sick. I was purely an inconvenience to everyone else, beeping etc. Plenty of people walking/driving past staring, not one person asked if I was alright.
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He dropped his keys down there and it was deeper than expected. He could've rang a friend who had a spare set but didn't want to disturb him that late at night, what a shame
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Good on you chap, wish there was more people in the world like this.
Agreed.