sorry gang
Published 1 year, 5 months ago in Making News.my last post was a bit over the top and im glad i have nookers to slap me around so i will try to explain i was at the gippsland tourism inquirey and will im gaged on what i can say i can tell you this much the victorian tourism is in a sad state we are missing out on $$$$$ as the goverment looks after our tourism and the people that sits on the board are blind fools and i will end it there on a sad note we had a death in the family and thats why i did not respond quickley my dad a unsung hero of australia passed away to his credit he did save twenty seven miners from the bush fires that burned out king island in the 1942 fires he whent and got them on his horse he tied the men two the back of the saddle with a long rope and brought them out r.i.p dad second good news is we are in negoitiation with the u.a.e. on a major project and this is were we will get our sponsors and soon you will be able to see our films on the web so thanks guys see you all soon regards big fella
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Sorry about your dad fella. Sure sounds like he was a hero - ‘now days they’d be talking about a permanent memorial.
Don’t apologise for venting at the pollies - cheats, liars and mongrels the lot of them.
Floods can’t be doing much for tourism, but might be an opportunity to get your cause heard on the idiot box.
all power and luck to ya.
Well done, and rather than say sorry about your dad, perhaps, i might just say, your dad was obviously a decent human being, and as such, will most likely be sadly missed.
At times like these,as hard as it is, i like to celebrate the acheivemnets of somebodys life- your dad, as you say, was an unsung hero. I dont remember who, or where i read said it, but somewhere, i learnt, it is selfish to grieve a loss, rather, celebrate the good things, the impacts.
People didn’t understand when my dad passed away. My mum and sister and i, were all outside laughing with tears in our eyes. WE WERE NOT LAUGHING AT HIS PASSING, rather, we were remembering the happy joyful, fun times he created with his family.
shadowmaster
No need to say sorry big fella. Good place to let off steam and we know you’ll keep pluggin’ away.
Sorry to hear your sad news. Having just returned from a funeral in Sydney I can agree with shadow, remember the good times.
Good luck with u.a.e.
Sorry about your loss tours. Your dad certainly sounded true blue, you can remember him with pride. As for the pollies/bureacurats, well we’ve all probably ranted like a lunatic over their idiocy at some time so go for it.
Been away so long I hardly knew the plac. Caspar Gwenda.