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Hi My name is David Hass,.,.,.,.,.

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Tru Dat S.J. I PERSONALLY felt nauseous while watching; Just is discombobulating; how success can just throw some straight into the gutter,.,.,.,.,.,.
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well, I guess that is one way to show your parents that you don't approve of their habits.
 
I just read the article. I've seen enough sober people trying to speak logically to drunk people and they are usually :bang:. They forget that the ability to reason is the first thing affected by someone drinking alcohol.
 
I just read the article. I've seen enough sober people trying to speak logically to drunk people and they are usually :bang:. They forget that the ability to reason is the first thing affected by someone drinking alcohol.
But the really sad thing is this sober person trying to speak logically to him is his young daughter. She's desperately trying to save his life. He's unknowingly teaching her a very valuable life-lesson.

There's nothing worse than watching your parent drink themselves to death - literally. Been there, done that.

I wish him lots of luck. He'll need it.
 
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This is why "Leaving Las Vegas" is so painful and depressing to watch. It was based on a true story. You want to think love is enough to save someone. When it isn't, you just want to cry.
 
No child should be forced to raise their parents.
 
Can I just say I am a little suspicious about this performance?
Looked real to me. I couldn't even finish watching the whole thing. I can handle horror movies, blood & guts, vomit, you name it, but not an alcoholic on the floor. :(
It's the real thing. But at least he's not passed out, lieing in his urine. At least he can speak and eat (barely).
 
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