Thought for Today

[BruceS]

OK. I'll provide a link to it but be warned it's about 70mb in size.
It was edited to add some photos of the troops and in particular a couple that lost their lives over there.
One shot is of my cousin ... Porky Hawker. (Google it if interested)
https://www.merrett.com.au/foreverrun.avi

[T1 Terry]

Just thinking out loud...
Given the current brou-ha-ha in our National Parliament, we could have saved the multi-million $$$ cost of a two-year Royal Commission into aged care neglect (which the PM has already indicated will result in all the appropriate noises, but ‘business as usual’) and simply sent an anonymous letter to ScoMo...

Only works if you CC a heap of other pollies and scatter it across all the parties, then it can't denied because they all have a copy that shows it did go to ScoMo ...
Actually, I just realised that ScoMo is the antonym to FoMo, FoMo is the fear of missing out, ScoMo appears to be the fear of proof he didn't miss out .....

T1 Terry

[Greynomad]

They’re coming out of the woodwork now... as I suspected they would!
How on earth is a person expected to prove he didn’t rape a girl 33 years after the alleged event?!?! Especially with the accuser now deceased. (And why didn’t she report the matter 32.5 years ago?)
Guilt by accusation.

[T1 Terry]

If you boiled a pot of funny bones, would it make a laughing stock? Not sure if that is humorous? Tried it with clown fish but it tasted funny .......

T1 Terry

[Keith Morris]

If you boiled a pot of funny bones, would it make a laughing stock? Not sure if that is humorous? Tried it with clown fish but it tasted funny .......

T1 Terry

"tanks" here T-1,
Time for some more funny pills mate.
Keith.

[T1 Terry]

It has been found in a number of obesity studies that the brain can become confused between hunger and thirst. There are also a number of studies that link heart and other fatal health problems with excess weight.
With this in mind, I'm going on a health kick diet, a bottle of good red wine every time I feel hungry because I read some where that red wine was good for the heart and brain function ... and alcohol kills off the slower moving brain cells, clearly evident because I feel so much smarter after a few drinks
It might be a while before I can report on the success of this diet ... well in a clear enough way between the typos that it can be read anyway

T1 Terry

[Greynomad]

T1,
I've been on that diet for years.
Works a charm!!

[T1 Terry]

New study shows bodies found from the Bermuda Triangle all died from heat exhaustion...

... Everyone knows its 180 degrees inside a triangle, so why would people even bother to travel through it?

T1 Terry

[dapope]

They’re coming out of the woodwork now... as I suspected they would!
How on earth is a person expected to prove he didn’t rape a girl 33 years after the alleged event?!?! Especially with the accuser now deceased. (And why didn’t she report the matter 32.5 years ago?)
Guilt by accusation.

If you had any experience of dealing with people who have experienced PTSD you would appreciate why she didnt report the matter 32.5 years ago, or more recently.
Same applies to all those coming out of the woodwork. I can promise you trying to help people around this sort of behaviour is hard work.

[Greynomad]

I still have difficulty with the idea that it’s OK to name the accused, while the accuser can remain anonymous.
And I stand by the idea that it’s impossible to prove that something DIDN’T happen.
Guilt by accusation.
Been there, done that.