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IMPORTANT // Please look after your loved ones, yourself and be kind to others. If you are feeling that the world is too hard to handle there is always help - I implore you not to hesitate in contacting one of these wonderful organisations Lifeline and Beyond Blue ... and I'm sure reaching out to our PRE community we will find a way to help. T.
The RIP thread
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Kella (named after Duncan and Andy) is 9yo waiting. She's been on palliative care since she was given a month to live...almost 2 years ago now. She has a massive tumour in her head She is my dog of a lifetime. We have an incredible bond. She's super intelligent, gentlem, loyal and we've had a lot of fun trialing together.
Judd (he came with the name) is 4. He's a big, tall, dark and handsome boofhead. We re-homed him and he's been a lot of work but we adore the big lug just the same. Also a good obedience dog.
We also have 2 working kelpies. We lost our 16yo labrador Jennie and out 13yo kelpie Ruby this year.
I have my name down for a long haired german shepherd b!tch when a litter is born. Probably get her later next year.
Judd (he came with the name) is 4. He's a big, tall, dark and handsome boofhead. We re-homed him and he's been a lot of work but we adore the big lug just the same. Also a good obedience dog.
We also have 2 working kelpies. We lost our 16yo labrador Jennie and out 13yo kelpie Ruby this year.
I have my name down for a long haired german shepherd b!tch when a litter is born. Probably get her later next year.
Thanks for that info Rosy.
Sorry to hear about Kella. Hope you keep enjoying your time with her and for a while longer.
Judd, really!!!! Ha ha. Sounds opposite to my German I had a long time ago. Jerry- Lee . Softy like a puppy but grown up.
Sad when you lose them! They are like your family. They bond. Loyal. Most times better than humans.
I love the long haired too! Goodluck with her Rosy.
Sorry to hear about Kella. Hope you keep enjoying your time with her and for a while longer.
Judd, really!!!! Ha ha. Sounds opposite to my German I had a long time ago. Jerry- Lee . Softy like a puppy but grown up.
Sad when you lose them! They are like your family. They bond. Loyal. Most times better than humans.
I love the long haired too! Goodluck with her Rosy.
bigwow said:
One of the great bands of the 90s. One of the great lead singers of the 90s. Plush, Interstate Love Song, Sex Type Thing merely a few of the awesome songs sung by Scott.
He never really got on top of his demons. Gone too soon.
I wish I had have seen him out front of STP live.
RIP Scott.
I can remember in the early eighties going to the town hall with the family and watching a Harry Butler and Alby Mangle (?) marathon. Awesome Australian documentors.
Stevie Wright, Easybeats frontman and solo artist. Saw an interview ~30 years ago where he looked in terrible shape, did well to get to 68.
RIP
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RIP
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Saw this morning that he recently said he had been off the booze for 20 years and smack for 12. That's 30 years taking heroin if that's the case. Stevie could have been a much bigger star without the drugs and booze.LeeToRainesToRoach said:
So much Australian music stemmed from the Easybeats. Harry Vanda, George Young and then of course Malcolm and Angus Young. There was a fantastic documentary about Albert Productions and Ted Albert on recently. Ted Albert was the power behind the Easybeats, AC/DC and all the Harry Vanda/George Young songs of that period.
Sintiger said:
All migrants.
Pretty sure Stevie was talking about the evils of drugs in the interview I saw. Was still at school and it certainly had an effect on me. He was just wrecked, a shambles.
I've got the book about Alberts, must read it one day.
Yeah I saw an interview with Stevie and he was asked if he had regrets and immediately said the drugs. Part of his problem I believe was the electro therapy he received to get him off drugs, did horrible things to him.LeeToRainesToRoach said:All migrants.
Pretty sure Stevie was talking about the evils of drugs in the interview I saw. Was still at school and it certainly had an effect on me. He was just wrecked, a shambles.
I've got the book about Alberts, must read it one day.
That book would be a great read.
LeeToRainesToRoach said:
Sad to hear. Looks like the drugs and alcohol finally caught up on him.
RIP Stevie. I'm quite sure Evie will get a run a few times today on the radio....I'll remember him in the 2nd part.
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LeeToRainesToRoach said:
Watched a 2 part doco on Alberts a few months back. It was fantastic. Read your book!
