Harshly judging the karmas of others is silly. The father told police he was an alcoholic who drank up to four bottles of scotch per day and spent his time looking for his next drink.
He said he spent up to 22 hours per day playing computer games.
In another interview tendered to the Magistrate, the mother she had been unwell and overwhelmed.
Magistrate Paul Foley said he took account of the pair's lack of prior offending and other personal circumstances when fixing their sentences.
He jailed the man for five months and the woman for three because she had made more of an effort to rectify the problems.
So it looks like the magistrate is providing an opportunity for the couple to act more skillfully, hopefully they will take stock and improve there outlook
probably why no direction, possible lost his/her listen. Or just not used to looking at truth, trying then to take an easy road just because it looks easier. Head in sand mentality, not addressing something thinking it will go away and never reappear, in reality until the lessens have been learned it surely will keep reappearing until you have properly dwelt with it.
oh thanksfor the cuddle was a really nice morning by 1-30 pm dark clouds appeared, oh well be pretty mild for quite a while anyway night all I'm off into my goose-down night
I'd be looking for the catch mate, that's a lot of base salary...whole lot. I'm not trying to dampen however have you considered it sounds bit to good to be true.
Seems clear to me 9/11 was a considered response from Bush attacking the place of birth of Mohammad's Daughter, Baghdad, seen by some as an attack on all of the Muslim faith
I think in the Italian mountains where they originated from, like all there animals they would have been housed inside to. They are bred with an instinct for protecting, they are used for protecting chooks, goats, sheep, whatever else they are bonded to, no doubt humans as well, however being well equipped for roaming the outside wide open spaces, probably get fat laying under a kitchen table, they shed there winter coat, which can get quite knotted.
you cheeky sod i already gave you my opinion, why don't you grow up, instead of trying to push your stupidity on other in every thread you post, your not debating your expressing like for your misunderstanding and dislike for every one else s views that's not debating its bloody insulting trying to lower the mentality of others down to your crazy christian bias
it happens in most wars, civilians end up paying the biggest price in most wars. Millions of them died in Vietnam over the hundred or so years westerners tried to wrestle for the minds of the people, tis the stupidity of mankind, even animals don't do that
Then you better train B52 Bombers to target the oceans
You talking to the wrong bloke Albert I'v stood watching Napalm burn a whole shanty town full of people in 1968, your having alone of your self if you think western forces don't kill lots and lots of civilians, they killed easily more civilians in Iraq than any one did
before i went to Vietnam i was told the VC mostly just had pitch forks and sharp sticks and were nothing to worry about. In reality they carried better weapons than the American Infantry, the AK47 which fired a rimless round, they could use SEATO ammo but our side couldn't use there's, they had shoulder fired anti-aircraft rockets, mines, lots of drugs to pass out and a will to fight and die for there cause
any army that under estimates disrespects there enemy probably loose
which bridge, the one on history vietnam war page, that's the Bong Son bridge in Vietnam, charlie flood some fire cracker into it, so the yanks replaced it with a pontoon bridge, they grunts sleeping in trenches guarding it with an ak ak gun mounted on tracks firing into the hills on one side and vietnamese and kiwi medic's on the other
and no sunshine to dry it, though still might get one of three paddocks he got down, all Lucerne and nobody wants to pay to wrap it, lots hay already this year been raining
robplum Forum Posts (12,032)
RE: Helping the unhelpable
Harshly judging the karmas of others is silly.The father told police he was an alcoholic who drank up to four bottles of scotch per day and spent his time looking for his next drink.
He said he spent up to 22 hours per day playing computer games.
In another interview tendered to the Magistrate, the mother she had been unwell and overwhelmed.
Magistrate Paul Foley said he took account of the pair's lack of prior offending and other personal circumstances when fixing their sentences.
He jailed the man for five months and the woman for three because she had made more of an effort to rectify the problems.
So it looks like the magistrate is providing an opportunity for the couple to act more skillfully, hopefully they will take stock and improve there outlook