jimmyt1988 said:
I deal with my diabetes easily, great, fine, but when I go to a theme park, I just wanna flipping enjoy myself you know
So you deal with your Diabetes easily, but you want to skip the queue so you can have a good time and scr*w everyone else who has paid their money and wants to have the same fun that you do. So you did lie when you said you were worried about having hypos in the queue. There's no ifs or buts about it. You lied to gain an advantage over everyone else. I hope you feel really good about yourself. Well done for scr*wing the system to get infront of everyone. Those bands are for people that NEED them, you just WANT one. There is a big bl**dy difference. :evil:
jimmyt1988 said:
but I have a "disability" so give me a break.
Oh jeez, i can just imagine how many times you use this phrase. Talk about feeling sorry for yourself. You freely admit you are as active as the next person and you have 'perfect' levels, yet you use this phrase. You really are showing yourself up.
jimmyt1988 said:
I skate, I surf, I eat cakes till my belly can't take it anymore, my blood sugars remain within 4.0 and 7.0... I simply want to, for one day, not have to worry about it.
So you are completely 100% capable of queuing like everyone else! And to use your logic. For one day I want to not worry about money, so i'll steal some from someone, but as it's only for one day and i'm disabled, that makes it ok. :?
jimmyt1988 said:
It is a right. And don't let anyone else tell you otherwise.
Oh my god. You really haven't read a single word people have been saying have you. It is NOT A RIGHT to get a band to skip the queue just because you class yourself as disabled. You are clearly able to queue like everyone else, these bands are for those that NEED them. You are abusing the system. You're just as bad as the benefit cheats who abuse the system and the 'disability' cheats that claim when they are not disabled. Do you not understand this? Does that not enter your brain that you are cheating the system for your own gain. Do you not understand that this is wrong? Are you so narrow minded and selfish that you cannot see what you are doing?
jimmyt1988 said:
If kids are reading this, people above are what make life boring.. Zzzz, set the ball rolling and start standing up for you think should be, because if you listen to these boring old farts, you'll never have the satisfaction of a day out and a day off of being bloomin' diabetic. I mean, after all.. We have to have something good happen to us ay, we deserve it.
If kids are reading this i'm sure they will be bright enough to understand that you are no role model to follow and that the 'above posters' are not being boring making life zzz, they are actually the sensible ones that actually believe in fairness and equality. Your logic is "do what needs to be done to have some fun and sod everyone else and the consequences." Great way to influence children. Well done!
jimmyt1988 said:
It does actually make me laugh that your original post was made expecting everyone to write that they agree with you and all feel sorry for your bad experience with the disabled staff member who tried to withhold the band you should 'rightlyfully' have. It think the phrase 'that backfired' is an understatement :lol:
jimmyt1988 said:
It's like having a disfigured face or something... Don't make a point that you are the same as everyone else and bla bla i can achieve the same as you bla bla look at me climbing a flipping cliff.. Make the most of your uniqueness and understand when you can use it to escape the suckiness of it. etc etc.
How you can compare having diabetes to having a disfigured face is beyond me. Just shows how scr*wed up your thought processes are. But basically what you're saying is, shout to the world you have diabetes, expect them all to feel sorry for you, don't try and get on with life as you normally would, use your 'disability' status to gain as many benefits as you can even if you aren't really entitled to them, just complain and moan until you get them, screw over whoever you have to in the process and be really chuffed with yourself afterwards. What great advice. :roll: Imagine if everyone thought the same way as you. What a great world to live in that would be.
jimmyt1988 said:
have a good time trying to prove to yourselves and others that being diabetic isn't all that bad.. Whilst i prove to everyone that being diabetic is pretty awful and that we deserve a break every now and then.
I think you've got this bit backwards. We all understand how bad diabetes is, we don't have to prove this to ourselves at all, we actually live with it too, that's right the world doesn't just evolve around you, other people deal with it as well. But guess what, some people don't spend their lives feeling sorry for themselves and moaning about it. All you have done is prove what a fool you are and makes me very very glad to think that people like you are in the minority, that's about it.
jimmyt1988 said:
P.S, I didn't make a lie up :S
hahaha, i still can't believe you are trying to convince yourself that you didn't lie. You really are deluded. :lol:
jimmyt1988 said:
P.S I don't ignore hypo signs, infact im rather flipping good at controlling my sugars, i was making a point.
Making the point that you are a liar. Here's the proof:
jimmyt1988 said:
I get to the ride and ignore my symptoms because I am excited about getting on and then have a hypo whilst on it.
The only point you are making is that you lie to get your own way. Pure and simple.