Bernieboy

Much prefer a doubled edged 1943 british commando knife,very effective and easy to maintain

looky

but it wouldn't have the same effect with the hatchet and a hockey mask on

emelems

hmmm... I quite like that idea actually...

Em x

gobbyjock

Well I couldn`t find my black balaclava and super secret ninja outfit either so that sort of spoiled the fun for me anyway

Geelong Gent

You call that a knife?

mecheng

I try to be a forgive and forget kind of person. It's not easy but it's not meant to be. You're not forgiving if you're not forgetting so I can't understand people saying that they forgive but won't forget. Not forgetting is still to harbour a grudge.

looky

How do you even use that thing without cutting yourself The expression on that pilot's face is funny as!

Geelong Gent

Probably because he is a police officer

looky

Ohhh they seem to have similar uniforms then

The Bloke

Definitely not a Klingon though......

moneypenny20

Don't agree. Your brain holds too much info. It's impossible to forget stuff, regardless of whether you actually forgive the person or not. God believer people who have had family members murdered have forgiven the murderer because they believe that god wants them to. Doesn't mean they forget that the person has murdered their loved one.

JackTheLad

Well, just to throw a sexist slant into the equation

I think men do forgive AND forget alot easier than women, who, supposedly forgive, but they definitely do not forget.

When it suits them they bring up the 'forgiven' misdemeanour as an argument for the current situation.

So as the Corrs would say, Forgiven, but not forgotten.

JTL

kporte

Must have nicked the bat'leth while the Klingon was sleeping off the bloodwine..

Stilletto_rebel

For me it depends upon the seriousness of the wrong done against me. I never forget and most people get one free strike, as it were. Wrong me again and I don't forgive a second time.

I haven't spoken to (or seen) my brother in almost ten years because of several things he's done to me. I could quite happily (and intend to) go the rest of my life with seeing or speaking to him, too.

scottishcelts

I understand what you mean, but, if it was 10 years ago (and depending obviously on the severity of the above) - is there room for your brother to have changed? Life is too short to not speak to your brother ever again.

As I said, it all depends on what happened - some things really are unforgivable.