just heard the local news,
it stated that " Richard has a significant brain injury"
lets hope
without any particular film in mind, what really pee`s me off is films with open endings.
films are a bit of escapism , I dont want to have to then work it out for myself
for me it has to be that rubbish about dragons hatching and destroying England, it was only out a couple of years ago but,, I cant even remember its name
met him once a few years ago and he is a great bloke
hope everything turns out well
think its to do with a post in the chatroom forum???????????????????
Police and wildlife people in Australia have asked for people to stop killing Stingrays. :shock:
Apparently there's been a spate of killings as acts of retribution - true! :shock:
Following on from this the australian authorities are trying to stop people killing stingrays and also stop them being mutilated, many dead stingrays have been found with their tails chopped off. The authorities feel that as well as some form of retribution there is now a fear of stingrays developing that was never there before. Some people are now frightened to go into the sea .
If the film of Steve Irwins death was shown it may act to allay some peoples fears of the stingray ,showing the accident to be just that, rather than the stingray being a monster of the deep. That may stop some of the killing
A couple of times a month for me ,, would love it be more if I had the time
Its all to do with the central nervous system. Sensory signals are passed to the brain via nerves, along the way they have to cross or jump something called the synapse gap. Sometimes these signals dont quite make the jump and only a part of the signal is passed on. The signal then jumps again and the whole thing is received by the brain, both signals are passed within milli seconds of each other but the brain tells you It happened before. You can think it happened a while ago but in reality it only happened the once
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And which beach ? Just out of curiosity of course !
I would tell you but I bet tomorrow there would be hundreds of dogs down there that have never even seen the sea before and all with male owners.
some great advice there , Im just hoping that was not just a one off. Think it best to see what develops ,,,,, but then again :twisted: