Hazeys book!

[SPUFF]

Whos read the fecker. Jesus wept, had 4 hours on the bassa yesterday and Im about a 5th of the way through!

http://www.hazeysbook.co.uk/

Thinking about finishing it on holiday but dunno if I can be arsed to cart it about! Its about 3 kilo!

Anyway, cracking lad. A stranger would read the first 10 pages and think what a miserable kernt but he floats my boat like.

I feel his health issues gave him the appreciation of things that we would rarely give a second thought to. What an angry fecker, seemed to call someone a kernt on every page, I think the sort of folk he had no time for, most of us wouldnt.

Loved his animals like.

Anyway, great read, great cause.

Anyone who bought it like me and hadnt picked it up, get stuck in!

A true smb leg-end.

[The Mole]

Originally Posted by SPUFF

Whos read the fecker. Jesus wept, had 4 hours on the bassa yesterday and Im about a 5th of the way through!

http://www.hazeysbook.co.uk/

Thinking about finishing it on holiday but dunno if I can be arsed to cart it about! Its about 3 kilo!

Anyway, cracking lad. A stranger would read the first 10 pages and think what a miserable kernt but he floats my boat like.

I feel his health issues gave him the appreciation of things that we would rarely give a second thought to. What an angry fecker, seemed to call someone a kernt on every page, I think the sort of folk he had no time for, most of us wouldnt.

Loved his animals like.

Anyway, great read, great cause.

Anyone who bought it like me and hadnt picked it up, get stuck in!

A true smb leg-end.

I'll be seeing his dad next week up in Scotland, a place called Luce Bay. There's plaque on the slipway down to the beach with Hazey's name on it. I know his dad put it there a couple of years back. I'll pass on what you've said, it might cheers him up a little as I know he hasn't been in the best of health for the past 18 months or so.

[chr1s1973]

Bless him, I'll never forget him talking about being on the Tube at peak time to go for some treatment after throwing up and hardly sleeping, with people just looking at him funny and not giving up their seat. I used to use that line around that time and could imagine how horrible it must have been, how brave he was and how you never know what is going on in so many people's lives.

[Gaz]

I bought it when it first came out but have only just started reading it this week as well.

Its amazing how someone can have such a massive impact on so many people he had never met. I hope the book is helping people who are in a similar position now.

Its certainly making me think about things differently and to be grateful for what i have

[SPUFF]

Originally Posted by Gaz

I bought it when it first came out but have only just started reading it this week as well.

Its amazing how someone can have such a massive impact on so many people he had never met. I hope the book is helping people who are in a similar position now.

Its certainly making me think about things differently and to be grateful for what i have

I know a lad with similar issues to Hazey but prefers the self destruct route ie drinking himself to death.

Might try n see if he`ll read it.

Originally Posted by The Mole

I'll be seeing his dad next week up in Scotland, a place called Luce Bay. There's plaque on the slipway down to the beach with Hazey's name on it. I know his dad put it there a couple of years back. I'll pass on what you've said, it might cheers him up a little as I know he hasn't been in the best of health for the past 18 months or so.

Ta mate.

There was a mention of that place in the book.

His loss must have knocked him for 6 Im sure.

[hazeysbigsis]

SO, SO glad people are still buying it and enjoying it and starting a thread to say so. My Dad will be chuffed (and hi Wayne!). He has been left disabled after having a major stroke 18 months ago which I'm convinced wasn't coincidental in happening 2 years after losing Graeme and the stress of going through that experience. I'm delighted the book's still getting a mention and I'm seeing Graeme's wife in June so I'll tell her too (although I think she still distributes them so she'll know they're selling).
Hope you enjoy the rest of the book Spuff, colourful language anarl!

[pierrot]

we keep our copy in the loo for people to read whilst doing there business, I dont know whether its apt but people sometimes disappear in there for ages and im sure they havent got constipation.
I love to just dip in and out but it can get a bit compulsive reading.

[rowley2]

It is a bloody great read. Highly recommended from this quarter. Quite a miss is Hazey.

Originally Posted by pierrot

we keep our copy in the loo for people to read whilst doing there business, I dont know whether its apt but people sometimes disappear in there for ages and im sure they havent got constipation.
I love to just dip in and out but it can get a bit compulsive reading.

Oh I think it is apt enough!

[PS]

One of our own - and a very special lad.

if you haven't yet bought it - shame on you! - get out there and buy it now.

[Crazylegs]

I'll buy it one of these days.