Things that sh*t me the seventeenth

[Gralin]

If I looked like Conan O Brien I would

 

[phantom13]

 

[raskolnikov]

One of my nephews (not the one who was living with me) put this on Facebook today.

 

[peternorth]

One of my nephews (not the one who was living with me) put this on Facebook today.

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bogan alert?

 

[peternorth]

summer solstice. Longest day of the year. Days to become shorter now.

 

[phantom13]

One of my nephews (not the one who was living with me) put this on Facebook today.

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Deary me…

 

[raskolnikov]

bogan alert?

100%

 

[Gough]

One of my nephews (not the one who was living with me) put this on Facebook today.

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F***ing hell, your family mate.

 

[Rotayjay]

When

End of the story you have to make the hard call.

Exactly - as the human with access to a vet, you need to take on the responsibility of making the hard choice in your pet's best interest. I daresay most people have had sad incidents with their pets. It's a different kind of sadness to the death of a person.

 

[phantom13]

Sad what happened to the doggie.
But asking for 40k .
Is a bit much ...

Something but not the same happened to one of my doggies.
Lost the feelings in his back legs couldn't walk, poos and wees just come out.
Body just gave way , even tho he seemed happy .
Used to crack jokes every day so he would smile ..
End of the story you have to make the hard call.

We’ve had to put down a few pets over the journey. All of them absolutely loved and heartbreaking decisions but there is a point where you’re not getting treatment for the betterment of the pet but to alleviate your own guilt about it.

 

[peternorth]

100%

Is his name Dazza?

 

[Rotayjay]

We’ve had to put down a few pets over the journey. All of them absolutely loved and heartbreaking decisions but there is a point where you’re not getting treatment for the betterment of the pet but to alleviate your own guilt about it.

Unfortunately, while voluntary assisted dying is only being legalised now, you even get similar situations with people. When you're old and frail or likely to end up in a vegetative state, it's best to be kept comfortable rather than needlessly prolonging life.

 

[raskolnikov]

Is his name Dazza?

Muzza

 

[rocker_oz33]

We’ve had to put down a few pets over the journey. All of them absolutely loved and heartbreaking decisions but there is a point where you’re not getting treatment for the betterment of the pet but to alleviate your own guilt about it.

I lost 2 dogs in 7 weeks .
I was in the room both times..saying good bye.

 

[rocker_oz33]

Unfortunately, while voluntary assisted dying is only being legalised now, you even get similar situations with people. When you're old and frail or likely to end up in a vegetative state, it's best to be kept comfortable rather than needlessly prolonging life.

Yep.

My mum is in hospital.
She said that's what was said to her.

 

[MP_]

I used to lose my keys all the time. All my friends and family are convinced I have undiagnosed ADHD. It’s actually really stressful, whenever I’d lose them I’d panic and get so upset with my stupid brain that doesn’t work properly.

The only thing that helped was finding an intuitive place to throw my keys everyday when I got home. For me that’s on top of the box where we keep our shoes. If they’re not there I’m completely ****ed, my brain just totally blanks on where they are.

Being told off over it only made it worse.

My wife was recently diagnosed with adhd and misplacing things is very common because her brain was just constantly on the go. It’s been a massive game changer for her being diagnosed, she wished she’d got it done 40 years ago.

 

[Over The Post]

summer solstice. Longest day of the year. Days to become shorter now.

 

[Gough]

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As a non summer person this pleases me enormously.

 

[Elmer_Hauser]

I lost 2 dogs in 7 weeks .
I was in the room both times..saying good bye.

I am a cat person person, but so sorry for your loss.

Pets (regardless of their species) always leave a profound and meaningful imprint in our lives and hearts, losing 2 in such a short span of time must have been devastating.

 

[Off The Couch]

The thing I find interesting about the human species is how they select who they deem worthy of donating to, and at times end up exceeding far beyond what is needed and then those who appear to have a real urgent genuine need who raise f all

 

[Cruyff14]

I don't mind some Go Fund Me's, but I think the majority are ****ing ridiculous.

 

[rocker_oz33]

I am a cat person person, but so sorry for your loss.

Pets (regardless of their species) always leave a profound and meaningful imprint in our lives and hearts, losing 2 in such a short span of time must have been devastating.

That's true.
I always look at the funny things and good times .

We lost a cat last year .
She wanted to go .
We told her it's ok you can go now.
In true pet style didn't want to make a fuss.
Passed over night.


Current cat is 16yo.
Hope we can spend a bit more time with her.

 

[Pakenhamsaint]

As a non summer person this pleases me enormously.

I am a fan of the colder months myself.

It's 15 past 9 and there's still some daylight.
Get stuffed I say

 

[Pakenhamsaint]

I get to Caulfield and see there's two Dandenong trains before an East Pakenham.

Said two DNG trains go past basically empty.
The EPH shows up and it's basically peak hour.
How!!!

 

[Plugger35]

I don't mind some Go Fund Me's, but I think the majority are ****ing ridiculous.

It is getting taken advantage of as well like the SA couple that shaved their 6 year old kid's head and pretended he had cancer.

They raised about 60k on Go Fund Me until some people at his school and the hairdresser that shaved his head blew the whistle.