I don't want to donate blood
Started by slylynx68 · · 👁 11 views · 174 replies
#142 ·
John Palmer4 said:you’ve got some serious mental issues.
Look, you'd be losing it too if you were stuck eating canned pork stew six times a week like some kind of survivalist training.
Can we get a little... empathy here? 👎
#143 ·
Edward Green said:I used to go at it six times a week—now I’m lucky if I get it twice in two days.
I can already see the headline in The New York Post... 😁
Wait, I think I get it now. You aren't even actually having sex? 👎
My bad—let's just drop the subject then..🙂
#144 ·
Edward Green ruggedharbor95 said:Trust me, you’d be right there with me if you had to choke down canned pork stew six times a week—the kind you have to practically bite through the tin just to get a mouthful. It's soul-crushing stuff.
Can we get a little... understanding here? 👎
I haven't touched pork chops—that’s why I’ve been eating six times a week. If you’re actually thrilled about that, then fine. Be happy about it.
I’d never find any joy in hearing that someone went hungry. But let's be real—not everyone is built the same.
#145 ·
slylynx68 said:Why? Because they didn't give me a snack after I donated blood, so now I'm done donating.
That’s what's eating you?
No, that's what's eating YOU. Seriously, what kind of logic is that? You're throwing a massive tantrum over some pathetic little lunch? How much do you even weigh? Is it really that big of a deal that you missed one measly meal, whether you were at the VA or a hospital? Are you seriously acting this entitled and trying to withhold something life-saving just because of THAT?
Moron.
#146 ·
slylynx68 said:I’d never actually celebrate hearing that someone was starving. But hey, people are all over the map, I guess.
Yeah, well, you’ll probably be doing a victory lap when you hear patients are flatlining because there’s no blood supply left. Exactly. People really can be something else, huh?
#147 ·
slylynx68 said:I didn't eat pork chops. That's why I was eating six times a week...
So what were you eating six times a week, you little brat?
God, seriously, anyone eating "normal" meals six times a week would pass out at least 20 times before even finishing their service in the US Air Force. They’d come home way lighter than when they left, too. Then the doctors would just shove them into a hospital bed and jam a feeding tube straight up their nose.
#148 ·
Richard Perez3 said:No, this is bothering YOU. What on earth are you getting worked up about over some stupid lunch? How much do you even weigh? Is it really that big of a deal—missing one pathetic meal, whether you were in the military or stuck in a hospital? Are you seriously going to act high and mighty and deny someone something vital just because of THAT?
Idiot.
Let the people who didn't feed me that day be the ones acting superior. Let them donate blood for me now. Fine.
It’s the principle of the thing.
You're the idiot for posting this nonsense here.
#149 ·
Edward Green said:I bet you’d feel the same if you were stuck eating canned pork stew you had to tear open with your teeth. Imagine doing that six times a week!
Can we get a little... empathy here? 👎
Look, I actually had amazing meals when I was in the service (we’re talking black risotto, octopus salad, the works...), so I know what I'm talking about when it comes to foreign militaries.
#150 ·
John Palmer4 said:Listen, when I was serving in the military, the food was actually incredible. We had stuff like black risotto and octopus salad—legit meals.
Big cans or small ones? 🙂
#151 ·
slylynx68 said:Let them act high and mighty—the ones who didn't share their lunch with me back then.
Oh, you poor little thing... boo-hoo... such a hungry little baby... would the little baby like some food? Come on now... one can of soup for Mommy... one for Daddy... and maybe some for Grandma and Grandpa too...
We can't have the baby going hungry... wouldn't want any developmental issues, right?
#152 ·
Edward Green said:So what, you were eating six meals a week, you little brat?
Jesus, anyone eating a full meal six times A WEEK would probably pass out twenty times before finishing their service in the US Air Force—only to come home weighing way less than when they left. Then they just shove them in a hospital bed and stick a feeding tube up their nose.
Well, I actually came home like that. I was nothing but skin and bones—my mom was in tears just looking at me. It took me four years to recover, and only now can I finally get back to training like I did before I joined the military.
I see people in this country love this kind of nonsense. Honestly, I wouldn't even donate blood if these people lived in my neighborhood. 😕 No chance.
#153 ·
Edward Green said:Are we talking big cans or small ones?
Do you seriously think I'm joking?
No way... it was just a damn mess.
#154 ·
John Palmer4 said:Oh, poor little thing... boo-hoo... so hungry and pathetic... want some food, baby? Come on... let's get one can for mommy... one for daddy... and then some for grandma and grandpa...
The baby can't stay hungry... might cause developmental issues with the brain...
I think you’ve got a serious issue here—I don't see anyone else finding joy or making jokes out of someone starving. I honestly have to wonder what kind of twisted mind works like that.
#155 ·
slylynx68 said:The people who wouldn't even buy me lunch back then can go ahead and act all high and mighty now. Let them bleed for me this time. Fine by me.
It’s about principle.
Man, you're just talking out of your ass here. Total nonsense.
It’s just narrow-mindedness, greed, and all those other shitty ways humans act, usually just to justify being terrified of their own shadow.
Look, man, there's no shame in it. Phobias are phobias. Just own up to it, it'll make you feel better... come on, just say it. It's fine, we won't judge you or anything.
#156 ·
Richard Perez3 said:It boils down to narrow-mindedness, pure greed, and all the other garbage people pull just to justify being terrified of a little needle.
Look, man—it’s not even a big deal. Phobias are phobias. Just own up to it; you'll feel better immediately. Come on, just admit it, say "yeah, I'm scared," and we won't judge you.
Where are you even getting this stuff from? We don't even know each other. Personally, I wouldn't be sweating any phobias because I've never dealt with them. You're probably projecting—you wouldn't be writing stuff like this if you weren't hiding some fear behind it.
#157 ·
Hey, I’ve got a question for you, slylynx68
Your posts have got me a little tripped up, honestly... 😢
So, were you eating six times a week just because they only gave you six meals, or was it more like you just couldn't stand the other twenty-nine?
Your posts have got me a little tripped up, honestly... 😢
So, were you eating six times a week just because they only gave you six meals, or was it more like you just couldn't stand the other twenty-nine?
#158 ·
slylynx68 said:I think you're the one with the issue here. I don't see anyone finding joy or making fun of someone else just because they went hungry. What kind of mindset is that?
Must be the brain of a US Air Force reservist 😁
Let's not get carried away, John Palmer4. A person has the right to be who they are; we shouldn't just insult them openly like that.
If you were under my command, you'd be bleeding. I honestly can't stand little guys like you who can't function without a personal valet, a maid, and a private chef... missing a single meal would probably be the biggest crisis of your life!
#159 ·
We’ve veered off track here.
I'm heading out to go hook up with my girl and get some sleep.👍
Goodnight—it's going to be a long night for you lot. Don't get in my way.
Clearly, there's no point in arguing with any of you.
People actually celebrating someone being hungry, then trying to lecture me on morality? Give me a break. You wouldn't even touch them if they weren't starving, let alone anything else.
I could never screw someone over just because they were in a weak position—they aren't guilty, nor are they at fault. I have zero interest in talking to anyone who would.
The real ones have already found each other, while I'm sitting here wasting my breath on everyone else. Probably because I actually try to be reasonable and not act like an idiot—but clearly, most of you don't get that. You just sit here typing nonsense behind a screen name.
I'm heading out to go hook up with my girl and get some sleep.👍
Goodnight—it's going to be a long night for you lot. Don't get in my way.
Clearly, there's no point in arguing with any of you.
People actually celebrating someone being hungry, then trying to lecture me on morality? Give me a break. You wouldn't even touch them if they weren't starving, let alone anything else.
I could never screw someone over just because they were in a weak position—they aren't guilty, nor are they at fault. I have zero interest in talking to anyone who would.
The real ones have already found each other, while I'm sitting here wasting my breath on everyone else. Probably because I actually try to be reasonable and not act like an idiot—but clearly, most of you don't get that. You just sit here typing nonsense behind a screen name.
#160 ·
slylynx68 said:Why are you so obsessed with my teeth?😘
Don't worry, I'm perfectly healthy.
Auu, even if your teeth are fine now, you’ll be losing them soon enough because
you're out here hitting on some girl who happens to be a minor.😲
I can already see the headline in The New York Post:
"Local Recruit Harasses Underage Girl!"
Tomorrow:
Breaking News, front page of The New York Post:
"The Soldier's Confession: 'They wouldn't let me eat!'"
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