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Deziner

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  1. Sure is. Heading out to a fathers day bbq put on by the owner of my company. should be good. Except he is a Ford guy!
  2. Oh...copy. I'm not that old! LOL
  3. Went ans bought myself a guitar on Friday. I havent played since 2006. Feel so unco and finger tips are sore!
  4. Its payback from when You saw me and I didnt see you last time. ; )
  5. Spotted Shell at the round about in Phillip on Athllon this avo at about 1530 I think.
  6. I feel so alone.....
  7. Yesterday at about 1030, red R35 GTR in Barton.
  8. Spotted lots of cars today...no Skylines though. Must be the weather. Blue Corvette Stingray, couple of Porche's, a blue Supra and a two tone blue and silver VL I think. All around Tuggers.
  9. Went to put petrol and air in tyres and cops seemed to be everywhere...even the servo!
  10. No, still for sale. Have a guy in Sydney interested.
  11. GTR washed, poor Foz misses out today.
  12. As Kat said, really great to see the help you got from the SAU peeps. Awesome!
  13. Nice...I have a soft spot for NSX's. Saw a black one in Belco a few months back.
  14. Spotted a white 34 at about 1400 on Athllon in Bonython. Waves exchanged.
  15. Went out to the open day at Tidbinbilla...Car got a good run!
  16. Surprised I missed you!
  17. No. Where you in the 34?
  18. Yep thats the one.
  19. That was me in the 33, you beat me to the spotted on the lime green 32. Have seen that car at Woden before.
  20. Cool. No my original point was that they are given tools to cope but do not.
  21. "On the topic of PTSD our soldiers are not "trained" to cope.". Not correct. All the training and conditioning is supposed to help them cope, deal with or any other words you want to use. The desensitization is part of that. And this basically feeds into my argument. Soldiers play these games (as an example), they go off and are able to carry out their duties easier, then realise there are consequences, to them psychologically. Seemed easy when it was a game on a screen or running drills with simunition. And SAS soldiers are certainly not immune to PTSD. Being able to switch you emotions off as you put it does not mean they are not affected by PTSD.
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