Father and Son

Originally posted by lord xyz
But their formal names are both Richard.

Which is probably why they are called "Rick" and "Dick", which is totally not confusing.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Which is probably why they are called "Rick" and "Dick", which is totally not confusing.

What about if 'Rick' changed his name to 'Dick'?

Then it would be confusing.

Originally posted by Ya Krunk'd Floo
What about if 'Rick' changed his name to 'Dick'?

Then it would be confusing.

Yes. Or if "Rick" changed his name to "Panda"....and "Dick" to "Bear"....and then "Rick" also to "Bear". I think we are on to something ...to the Floodock mobile! Nananananananana.

*sigh*

Leave it to you dingle-dorks to take this threads purpose and run it into the ground.

Let's leave the bullshit in the OTF, shall we?

Anybody who hasn't seen this video and read the article yet should check it out.

This story nearly made me cry.

I can't believe how much that family has been through, and rather than give up, or become hateful as many of us would, they push through.

They rise above the circumstances of this world to enjoy what they have been given, and make the most of it:

This life.

What would I do, were I born disabled? Or if I was like the father, and my son were disabled?

Would I give in to despair and bitterness? or would I make the most of what I have, and love every minute of life that I'm blessed with?

As the song says: "I can ony imagine"...

edit: Timed out.

Here's a fresh link to the story and video:

http://thebluedoodle.com/writerpages/steve.html

Originally posted by Syren
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4B-r8KJhlE

I cried. Very moving and inspirational.

I didn't want to post this in the OTF for obvious reasons, although there's not really anything to debate about. I just wanted to share it.

i saw that a while ago...

that guy is awesome...

Originally posted by sithsaber408
*sigh*

Leave it to you dingle-dorks to take this threads purpose and run it into the ground.

Let's leave the bullshit in the OTF, shall we?

Anybody who hasn't seen this video and read the article yet should check it out.

This story nearly made me cry.

I can't believe how much that family has been through, and rather than give up, or become hateful as many of us would, they push through.

They rise above the circumstances of this world to enjoy what they have been given, and make the most of it:

This life.

What would I do, were I born disabled? Or if I was like the father, and my son were disabled?

Would I give in to despair and bitterness? or would I make the most of what I have, and love every minute of life that I'm blessed with?

As the song says: "I can ony imagine"...

Really well said, thanks for that.

Edit; Just watched it again, it really is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen.