Living with Clinical Heart Failure. - Page 2

johnb5177 · 13-09-2017, 13:16

I think the conclusion here, is that we all feel quite comfortable as 'blokes' to share on this forum....

It is way, far more than just a vehicle based forum, the incredible range of subjects covered, questions asked, answers given, banter supplied, terrible jokes......but above all....friendship and support from such a disparate group of folks......absolutely incredible.....

Long may it last

rustic · 13-09-2017, 17:42

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Originally Posted by johnb5177

I think the conclusion here, is that we all feel quite comfortable as 'blokes' to share on this forum....

It is way, far more than just a vehicle based forum, the incredible range of subjects covered, questions asked, answers given, banter supplied, terrible jokes......but above all....friendship and support from such a disparate group of folks......absolutely incredible.....

Long may it last

So 100% true, thank Nissan for providing a truck that needs very little doing to it lol, allowing us more time to discuss things that should be more important to us.

johnb5177 · 13-09-2017, 20:08

LOL.........

briggie · 17-09-2017, 20:58

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Originally Posted by johnb5177

I think the conclusion here, is that we all feel quite comfortable as 'blokes' to share on this forum....

It is way, far more than just a vehicle based forum, the incredible range of subjects covered, questions asked, answers given, banter supplied, terrible jokes......but above all....friendship and support from such a disparate group of folks......absolutely incredible.....

Long may it last

terrible jokes ?????? ....... I'm wounded I tell ya I'm wounded

zephyr · 18-09-2017, 08:36

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Originally Posted by macabethiel

I believe misery as opposed to happiness is mostly a mental decision you make.

Feeling a bit humble among all these experienced members to post something to this thread, but I can't agree more. It is always one who could change how the reality appears to be. It just depends how you perceive this real world. I'm cheering you up!

...and thank you very much for sharing your personal story. It reminds me what the important thing is.

13-09-2017, 13:16	#16
johnb5177 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Swansea, S.Wales Vehicle: 02Terrano II 3.0 SVE Auto Posts: 1,586	I think the conclusion here, is that we all feel quite comfortable as 'blokes' to share on this forum.... It is way, far more than just a vehicle based forum, the incredible range of subjects covered, questions asked, answers given, banter supplied, terrible jokes......but above all....friendship and support from such a disparate group of folks......absolutely incredible..... Long may it last

13-09-2017, 20:08	#18
johnb5177 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Swansea, S.Wales Vehicle: 02Terrano II 3.0 SVE Auto Posts: 1,586	LOL.........