January 13, 200422 yr Prince Charles -- already under a cloud after the revelation that the late Princess Diana claimed he wanted her dead -- isn’t doing much for Ozzy Osbourne’s health, either. The prince sent a bottle of scotch to Osbourne, who is recovering from injuries he sustained when his ATV crashed. The aging rocker is also a recovering alcoholic, who completely avoids alcohol. “The Osbournes weren’t offended by it,” says a source. “It’s fine scotch. It will be drunk, but Ozzy won’t get any.”
January 13, 200422 yr That's like sending Micheal Jackson a bunch of Boy Scouts to help him in his time of need.
January 13, 200422 yr That's a really cruel thing to do to a recovering alcoholic. A few years ago, my aunt (mom's sister) invited my dad's brother to Thanksgiving dinner. My father and uncle are both recovering alcoholics. She offered them wine. My uncle has yet to go to accept another Thanksgiving invite. (My dad just laughed it off.)
January 14, 200422 yr That's a really cruel thing to do to a recovering alcoholic. A few years ago, my aunt (mom's sister) invited my dad's brother to Thanksgiving dinner. My father and uncle are both recovering alcoholics. She offered them wine. My uncle has yet to go to accept another Thanksgiving invite. (My dad just laughed it off.) Ignorance and cruelty are two different things.
January 14, 200422 yr Ignorance and cruelty are two different things. JMO.. but I doubt he's either. I can't imagine that Chuck bothers himself with the details of Ozzy's personal life.. and I doubt even more that he's a "fan" and knows of Ozzy's history.
January 15, 200422 yr JMO.. but I doubt he's either. I can't imagine that Chuck bothers himself with the details of Ozzy's personal life.. and I doubt even more that he's a "fan" and knows of Ozzy's history. Hence, the "ignorance" part. I'm not saying HisRoyalHighness is ignorant, in general, but it would be understandable that he was ignorant to this aspect of the Ozman's life.
January 15, 200422 yr That's a really cruel thing to do to a recovering alcoholic. A few years ago, my aunt (mom's sister) invited my dad's brother to Thanksgiving dinner. My father and uncle are both recovering alcoholics. She offered them wine. My uncle has yet to go to accept another Thanksgiving invite. (My dad just laughed it off.) I think your Uncle needs to relax and be more like your Dad. I'm sure she didn't mean anything by it.
January 15, 200422 yr I think your Uncle needs to relax and be more like your Dad. I'm sure she didn't mean anything by it. I know she didn't, but it was a really uncomfortable situation for him.
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