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yes it does make us appriecate our own lives more...
i know i don't feel the same about my life as i did before this, and i will be certainly making more effort to live my dreams , and have more experiences and adventure...
as the saying goes "a life lived in fear is a life half lived", they did not fear and therefor had some of the most amazing experiences...
Stoopid cow on Today Tonight is gaining mileage out of it on TV with that ridiculous denyer midget pretending to be upset..:mad:
Nice guy but at least he went out doing what he loved.:)
Missed that one - hate Today Tonight - utter crap journalism. (Just my opinion).
But it was good tonight.....took away my tears after saints lost and replaced it with ..............anger:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart.
much better now :D
yeh anger usually makes me feeel better to....GGRRRRR
I'd be shattered for a lot longer than that, but as I support Richmond, there's no chance of them making the finals anyway. It's about bloody time that the salary playing field was leveled, with the only difference being the relative cost of living differences. I think the non-Victorian teams have proven they are up to the task now - do they need extra assistance?Quote:
Originally Posted by dazzler
ABC Radio on the way home (774 - the "Thank God it's Friday" show) said that it was a sad week for Australia, mourning Peter Brock, Steve Urwin, and the Bali 9. I can't believe they lumped them all in together - Peter and Steve are tragedies, Australian icons. The Bali 9?:mad:
"Anger is a gift" Zach De La Rocha.Quote:
Originally Posted by la Huerta
Irwin was doing what he loved amd he was great ambassador for Australia, Brocky was also doing what he loved and he was an incredible driver and inspiration to many , many Australians. He will be sadly missed by many of us. They will both , in their ways, go on to be genuine Aussie legends.:(
It's a shame that "legends in their own lunchboxes" like Al with his snide, unnecessary comments on this sad event will leave nought behind when they go but a stench and large hole where their egos' popped...:mad:
Damn, Im hoping to get to Bathurst this year too.
We have an annual trophy at my volly firbrigade made of a fire helmet Brocky signed with ;
"Always drive safely, peter brock"
Will have more significance now I think. :-(
I was down the pub a lunchtime when the news came through, we had a round for him.
Brockie got to heaven and steve irwin greeted him with
''crikey, you died too!!!!
Pete
It's been a sad week for you guys. My young son loved Steve Irwin and I watched and admired Peter Brock at Bathurst and other circuits since I was a kid. I see also that Colin Thiele has passed away.
A sad week indeed.
Noel
RIP Brocky :(
Gees first Steve then Brokky :( I hope Warnie keeps it tucked away and makes sure he goes in and out front doors
RIP Brocky :(
Dream, live life, Do it today.
Life is short
Cheers
Sean
http://www.responsiblegambling.qld.g...hs/myths.shtmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuart.
Al :)