Mad Bustard

[foragefarmer]

I used to travel with some BFF's like you Mallie.
It was all fun till the cops showed up.
Fortunately no regrets. All good.
Regrets are for the things you wish you had done?

Only regret is not appreciating those times enough at the very moment they were happening, otherwise I'm like Scottie P. from 'We're the Miller's", I have No "Ragrets" not even a letter.

[Landdownunder]

going though heaps of photos hundreds for moms funeral found a few from my football days and some mates came around to pass on condolences and saw them "ya remember when".....one such night football 1.30 Saturday arvo 4 of us one guys name hoody wanders in at 5.30 am shit we've gotta play footy this arvo hole heck cold shower few Panadol get home few hours sleep then play but errrr we were 250 kms away at 5.30 am those were the days. Tis me probably 18/19

[foragefarmer]

Downunder not sure if you watch movies, but have you ever seen the movie NITRAM which is based on the 1996 Port Arthur massacre in Tasmania?

I watched it last night, the movie was a real eye-opener to the mental health issues that are surrounding all of us.

Excellent acting.

[WiltonRanch]

only the once for me that was enough. We were just a bunch of snapping farmers who told them wrongly they were boneheads.

dont show em your scared like my first couple times in Indian bars in canada one in cochin from memory and another sure I was on way to place called onion lake or thereabouts and a bar nearby bit scary 1983

I bet the bar by onion lake was the Valleyview Inn at Frenchman Butte. She could be a wild old place. Funny now a preacher bought it and turned it into a house.

[LEP]

I have only been through Onion Lake 4 or 5 times in my life and 2 of them I witnessed a Police chase.

[Wiseguy]

The Bar in Cochin was Cochin Lighthouse I remember Trooper playing there one summer evening in the late nineties.

still a bar in Meota and the golf course clubhouse in Aquadeo has live music every saturday in summer

[Landdownunder]

Downunder not sure if you watch movies, but have you ever seen the movie NITRAM which is based on the 1996 Port Arthur massacre in Tasmania?

I watched it last night, the movie was a real eye-opener to the mental health issues that are surrounding all of us.

Excellent acting.

havent actually