Sorry for your loss, Dilbert. Suicide is an awful way to lose someone. So much potential lost.

Sorry about your son. I am sure he was a wonderful person just like his father. Hope your family pulls through this. Take care.Canin wrote:
Tomorrow is the 2nd anniversary of my sons death. I still wonder if he would be here had I reacted a little quicker, or called 911 as soon as I saw him fall to his knees. Instead, I thought he might be choking on a piece of gum and tried to clear his air way first... I can still see the EMTs working on him in the field, trying their best to save him, and wish I could have done something more.
Raw footage of Canberra '03 with a fire tornado.Jay wrote:
Absolutely terrifying. Wow.
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my aunt's house almost got burnt down during thatAdams_BJ wrote:
Raw footage of Canberra '03 with a fire tornado.Jay wrote:
Absolutely terrifying. Wow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPpOXH0ADSg
People need to realise that they need to leave early. Those guys in Canada are very fortunate they got away when they really have left it to too late. Evidence shown with the fatal road crashes during the panic to escape. You really can't see very far in front of you and once you're caught in the open you're as good as dead. Make a plan, follow it.
I vote to rename that place to "Cranberry."Adams_BJ wrote:
Raw footage of Canberra '03 with a fire tornado.Jay wrote:
Absolutely terrifying. Wow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPpOXH0ADSg
People need to realise that they need to leave early. Those guys in Canada are very fortunate they got away when they really have left it to too late. Evidence shown with the fatal road crashes during the panic to escape. You really can't see very far in front of you and once you're caught in the open you're as good as dead. Make a plan, follow it.
SuperJail Warden wrote:
All I am saying is that people should not live in the forest or near one.
All of sydney is pretty close to a forest/national park...SuperJail Warden wrote:
All I am saying is that people should not live in the forest or near one.
It's better to raise my family in an environment where everyone is transient and there are no personal connections? Is it better to have my kids play on the sidewalk or on my grass? I lived in Queens for 6 years and while my commute was unbeatable, my quality of life wasn't ever going to be the same as it is now. Piling people on top of each other in close quarters is dehumanizing. Living in a city is fine in your 20s, it's new and exciting and there's things to do and see every day. If you look at the people that are still living in the city into their 40s and 50s, they're all really fucking weird and neurotic.SuperJail Warden wrote:
Running power and sewage lines as well as roads out to the suburbs are such a waste. You burn so much gas driving to the Walmart or Target. Then they waste so much water on their lawns.