Looking for a friend, anyone?

Originally Posted by haylingpete

I saw one on a 'bus' once, does that count?

Hp

Hmmm....I have never seen a bus count, I have counted buses in a row though.

[Merlot]

Originally Posted by P to the a to the t

Baisically i am very lonely and in need of a friend on the island, as most people are fat chavs this is something that is quite hard to come by but im sure there is someone out there. Hello?

Have a look in the 2009 Hayling Island Directory, available at the Hayling Islander office in Elm Grove if you haven't had one through the door, and choose an organisation - any organisation. Offer to help.

Volunteer to help at the Hayling Island Community Association Centre as a steward. You'll meet lots of people. Pop into a charity shop and see if you can help. Go to the forthcoming meeting re a Youth Centre on Hayling Island and get involved. See if the Red Cross in Elm Grove need help.

You will be welcomed with open arms and soon will have lots of acquaintances and perhaps a friend or two. It's amazing how quickly it will happen and you will be lonely no longer. I promise.

Sitting at home wishing will not bring people to your door, but helping an orgainisation, giving a hand, giving a bit of time brings its own rewards. It may even surprise you that some "fat chavs" can be found doing something for others.

What you give, you get back ten fold!

[Blue]

Get a dog, I meet loads of people dog walking and we walk along chatting its lovely

[Tunnel Boy]

Originally Posted by Merlot

Have a look in the 2009 Hayling Island Directory, available at the Hayling Islander office in Elm Grove if you haven't had one through the door, and choose an organisation - any organisation. Offer to help.

Volunteer to help at the Hayling Island Community Association Centre as a steward. You'll meet lots of people. Pop into a charity shop and see if you can help. Go to the forthcoming meeting re a Youth Centre on Hayling Island and get involved. See if the Red Cross in Elm Grove need help.

You will be welcomed with open arms and soon will have lots of acquaintances and perhaps a friend or two. It's amazing how quickly it will happen and you will be lonely no longer. I promise.

Sitting at home wishing will not bring people to your door, but helping an orgainisation, giving a hand, giving a bit of time brings its own rewards. It may even surprise you that some "fat chavs" can be found doing something for others.

What you give, you get back ten fold!

Go on take his advise you only get out what you put in...I'm sure you will have success' good luck. Regards Pete

Spot on reply Merlot.

[ripley]

im sorry but .. i am fairly young person and not everyone is a fat chav people walk past us and think where going to kick them in . even through . were not like that it's a fue people who ruin it for everyone . and to need to come on here looking for freinds says alot . so if your looking for mates dont come on here. calling most people fat chavs .

[paul]

I didn't get where I am today by having any friends.... ooops wrong thread methinks

Carry On
Reginald Perrin

[jl69]

hahahahahaha