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Don't miss it tonight.

Is Redemption on the show?

scaredee cats..

Loved her response !

The Spirit of Zero resuming. Raymond(Midnight) Resuming next week. Lulu (Rising) spelling. Alli - Spelling. Jeffrey spelling. Ambi Boo spelling. Sh'bourne Angel spelling.

I enjoyed it a lot, fingers crossed we don't see it sent back to the dark ages again.

Fiddlesticks wrote:

JJ you should be royally interested, it involves a woman of your mature age.

Since I'm having a cancerous kidney removed this Friday...while the supposedly good kidney continually aches...I'm not sure I want to watch a programme about a terminal cancer patient.

I am trying to stay optimistic. Watching that will not help.

Desert War, Rain Lover, Latin Knight, Hay List, Mustard...my turf heroes...

I started watching, but couldn't get further than ten minutes.

Give it a rest, Fiddles.

Desert War, Rain Lover, Latin Knight, Hay List, Mustard...my turf heroes...

its called changing minds.

Wonderful episode tonight on Professor Richard Scolyer who has, effectively, made himself a Guinea pig to find a cure for a form of brain cancer. He specialises in melanoma but has plied those treatments to the brain

A brave man

another brilliant episode last night with Missy Higgins story.

This show never fails to deliver heart felt stories of real interest.

Good thread.

Carl.

6/6/26

Anyone see this weeks story about the old geezers white water rafting in Tassie, the Lithuanians ?

This is the most intense thing I've watched in ages, I don't know what happens in part 2 so don't spoil it if you know.

Carl.

6/6/26

It's really insane to think it goes in but can never come out the same way, he fell exactly the right way to lodge his leg and foot into a natural hole between two rocks that has never seen a human leg before, just think about that. Apparently they asked for ideas from anyone no matter how weird or silly.

My idea was they needed to stop the flow of water into that pool so they could drain the water and see the injury better, the moving water constantly entering that hole was what was making it so difficult, you block/slow down the entrance to that hole with anything, sand bags, spray foam, wooden boards, rocks, clothes, the raft pillows, any bloody thing... whatever. sand bags would have been the best way to slow down the water entering that particular pool imo.

Carl.

6/6/26

acacia alba wrote:

Easier said than done, with that constant gushing water flow.

That poor kid at the beach. Just terrible.

They only needed to slow it down, slowing it down with sandbags ( something they could have made there on the sandy bank ) would have been enough to slow the water so they could see better and drain that pool with buckets fast before it filled up again.

Carl.

6/6/26

rusty nails wrote:

Oh, is that all?

Shame on them then…

You know the Dr that was going to amputate, literally broke his ankle, and another Dr had to step in.

Fvcking easy in the lounge room to be a Monday morning quarterback.

No he broke his wrist not ankle, so he couldn't operate, they had to call for a second doctor. Like I said they were asking for any suggestions no matter how silly, they tried everything and then some.

Carl.

6/6/26

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Why can't people who get their foot stuck in rock crevices out again, Perplexity?