A few years back I helped a mate photograph a Camp Quality day for young kids with cancer. Well shit; what a sobering day that was.... I remember thinking how often we experience something that makes us think how grateful we should be for actually being here. But usually after a few weeks it wears off. But that day stays with me to this day. Seeing really young kids missing limbs etc really made me wonder why such shit things happen to those poor kids. Sure they were positive and upbeat, but man, it was heartbreaking. At the start of the day they told my mate and I to take as many pics as possible of one child because they weren't sure how long she would be with us... She was about 9... That day still affects me and makes me grateful to have a pulse....
I’m the same age as you .I still vaping can’t seem to shake it right now .I lost my only daughter 18 months ago unexpectedly.Its been really hard .I look after my mum .I try holding onto my faith but one day at a time .Youre right there is still hope .Good to see you’re keeping positive
That is a terrible massive loss for you. I have the best way to give up my addictions is to use my body and start doing something phyical. Maybe take up dancing or biking or running. Join NA or AA and get support or just join a group of positive healthy people doing healthy things. I am very sorry you lost your daughter.
Thanks Damon, I needed to hear this, I woke up 4 days ago only to find I could no longer walk , talk or use my limbs. Now in a wheelchair. The offers of help have blown me away. So many good bastards out there.
Another cool vid Clay, My mother was a nurse and allways told us as kids when we moaned about having a cold or some other minor ailment, that we were lucky to have our good health and to stop moaning lol. I remember she told us about an old man who came to the hospital who had not changed his cloths for a long time , his hair was growing through his socks, they had to cut the socks off, another old guy had grass growing between his toes, The nurses /doctors/cops/firfighters etc see the other side of humanity that most of us never see,, So like you say, we should be grateful for what we have,, all the best, and we hope you get back to full steam soon.👍
Worked at Ngahwatu Stoke, back in the 1970s. Ended up on the nursing side of things. Gee that was an eye opener for a teenager. Huntingtons, Syphilis, dementia, people born with mental and physical defects. You name it. What happened to the mental institutions? I felt so fortunate after that. Unknowingly met my wife to be there. She was cooking. I went and joined the forest service culling. That gave me time for reflection and all through out my life I often think how lucky I was being born especially in New Zealand. 50 years marriage in May. Been physically wounded, broken, getting replacement parts. So has my wife. ACC had us destitute. But together we worked through it. So so grateful for the unconditional love of this woman. It took a lot of work but the rewards unreal. They are out there. Just takes work. My advice =Listen. For a reason we have 2 ears one mouth. Stay safe. Bit long but hey.
Ivan Neal use to drive the patient bus there and I use to hunt with his son. That place is long gone now mate. 50 years of marriage. Is that what they call a Dimond anniversary?
Mark Twain got it exactly right "Worrying is like paying a debt you don't owe!" I can't remember where this one comes from "If you're going through a tough time, just keep going." (HA HA! Winston Churchill 😋 )
Great korero, indeed self talk begins a better you! Bugger to hear your health aint the best, seems like each week im hearing someone close has either passed or suffers a new health problem! Enjoy life while its ticking! Stay steady and best wishes!!
Love your adventures… just need to say … as many women suffer from the man with the wondering Willy because their need for fresh meat, with a partner at home is diagnosed with cancer… your not on your own and it goes both ways… still love your yarns … you are appreciated
I struggled last year with unresolved grief and guilt for having had a bad relationship with my dad before he died of cancer. and also a year of high work stress. I just crashed on the hill and cried with an overwhelming feeling of being inadequate. i felt like a failure and an imposter. 8 counselling sessions and I am much better.
When my parents started to struggle in old age i just use to remind them, hey you made it through 6 years of having the heck bombed out of you in world war II (literally) you can make it through anything.. they toyally agreed with me.. both passed recently in their 90s both at home until their last 4 weeks which they each spent in hospital.. fortunately for me they immigrated to New Zealand in the 50s to raise children away from a potential world war III outbreak..as did my polish nextdoor neighbour in hamilton, she would lean out her kitchen window and share horror stories of being in a german concentration camp... the point is all these happenings helped me to have courage in my own life when the chips were down and that we can transition even the worst events in life.. my advice is self value is your best friend and feelings are energy, they come and feelings go.. 🕊occ sis.
Bugger me bro in a place like that at moment and was just having a coffee thinking what to do about it all just turned 65 and like u bit beat up and turned yr video on and bugger me yr talking about it all good to here and a good help for me cheers ps wouldn’t mind catching up on day
I always remind myself that I've made it through everything so far in life and if I can get through that, I can get through whatever it is I am going through now!
Thanks for sharing with us all clay, and its good to hear your keeping on top of your health mate, also im hoping you'll be filming the different stages of the log cabin build as you go 🤞🤙
Thanks for the reminder to keep pushing through when the going gets tough and to appreciate when the times are good. Hope things turn around for you soon!
Afternoon clay great advice thanks for sharing buddy. It’s amazing we’re in our sixties now and when you look to how far we have come all the negatives and the positives. Maybe not for everyone but I feel blessed to have a happy loving family and grandkids . When I think back before I finally met the love of my life I could never imagine how things would have turned out. It just shows never give up because there’s someone out there you just never know. You can relate to clay hay mate. All the best to you brothers and sisters. Cheers clay and happy 60 TH again 🙏 Colin 🤠☕️☕️😘
Hey Mate ive not been around for a bit, Thanks to you inspiring me I made some big changes in my life, still loving my simple camp life, but I stopped stuffing my face with rubbish food and I stopped been a Lazy Cunt I was getting bad bro playing Video games all days not exercising or eating properly. Ive completely changed my eating habits and what I eat an love cooking again I used my tiny boat kitchen as an excuse to only eat can food an bread, I cut out can foods, breads, and milk an eat alot of healthy meals now an more fruit. I do have a protein shake and a banana for breakfast though. Ive lost alot of unnecessary weight an gotten fit and in shape again, Definitely a lot harder at 40 then it was at 20 😂 but im getting there, And every day no matter what I exercise I can run 6-12km now once a week I do 25 kms. Im getting ready to hike 100km next summer from the Cape reinga to Ahipara.. Much love and thank you for inspiring and motivating me to make such amazing self changes. Our darkest hours can bring forth our strongest strengths. #NeverSufferInSilence
Surround yourself with Whanau (family) and Hoa (friend, mate) who want to help you move forward! on your journey of recovery whatever the circumstances may be. Thank you @The Bro Check Club. About to start my journey, let's go!!
Tonight I had a ptsd breakdown... my partner an I have just had our first born (11months) an she's abit sick with blocked an runny nose from a head cold. Tonight she needed her nose sucked with the suction machine the Dr told us to get.. my daughter obviously didn't want it happening, kept kicking an screaming but it's for her own good.. my partner put her between her legs an light put 1 leg around my daughter, I just sat there, heard the screams an just bowed my heard an the tears flowed from my face, I put a shirt over my head an screamed into my palms an after she was finished I could barely breath.. I daughter got up all ok, an walked over an hit me in the head with her pacifier. I kinda snapped out of it, this is the second time it's happend within 4 days an it's the same thing watching what happend that caused it.. I've lived a violent life, a violent childhood an upbringing, i hear voices, an i just try. But I love my girls, an I don't want this to affect them. My partner held my arm during my moment.
Really important chat mate . Bloody awesome. Been having Really good days, weeks infact . Then a convention with a friend who asked how my son is. He told me what a great job we did of raising him. I struggled to tell him we dont talk anymore and that ive seen my grand daughter once. I know theres fault on both sides . But it really cut me down . His birthday is coming up on the 29th. These not a day that goes by i dont miss him.
Blood is thicker than water mate, and it has only been water that has divided you. Water evaporates sooner or later, but blood lasts until the grave, and in time, you will be unified.
@@thebrocheckclub1777 there’s certain things I miss about selling my 2015 79 series. But I don’t miss the burning extra fuel because of the gearing or the wheel offset in the wet or sand. The only car I really miss is selling my 2013 hilux.
Oh thats aweful my son has the pericarditis chronic from the vax . The colchicine has calmed it . But USA Cardiologist Dr Peter McCullough has a natural remedy ... and Bailey is on... Nattokinase 2000 FU (100 mg) twice a day, Bromelain 500 mg daily, nano Curcumin 500 mg twice a day this keeps him in a better state as well. If ever you need to come have a cup of tea and chat I am always here for you x
Great info there Aly. The natto pills are not cheap but I use them. I hope your son heals soon. Its so unfair. My niece also got it from the vax. The jab has made it rife.
Fuck yeah the glass aint half full she's over flowin mate... Life it hard, difficult things are fun... smash it out daily... GOt injured seriously at 25, now 43 and and still no room to slow down and let emotional back draft stink out my cabin.. Gotta keep moving got to keep the wind drift of life flowing off your back bumper. A dog will chase its own shadow and make itself crazy without enough stimulation. People sit around and wonder how they are drowning. Sit arouind in the sea and you will sink too, its the same same... You got to at least doggy paddle bro, you gotta doggy paddle until you can build up momentum then swim to shore... Its the same in real life... Just keep moving.
You are my fucking hero mate. Inspiration to me. Thanks for all your own hunt designer clothes you self created and sent me &, stickers and hats, massive patreon support with gear for the boys and me over our years of hunting and hearty comments like these. That wheel chair of yours must get thrashed daily with your hearty attitude mate. Love ya brother.
The old story when the Lone Ranger had a pee behind a cactus and got bit by a rattler on his knob. He sent Tonto cross country to find Doc Holliday. Tonto lathered up the Pinto getting to the good Doc whom was delivering a baby and could not tend to the Lone Ranger. Doc told Tonto if he did not get back to Lone Ranger fast and suck the poison out LR would die. Tonto put another lathering on the Pinto and got to the Lone Ranger who was strangling his knob to stop the poison spreading. The Lone Ranger was curious where was the Doc. Tonto informed he was delivering a baby. Well what did he say to do Tonto. Tonto said well Lone Ranger, Doc said you gonna die................................................................ What a mate Tonto turned out to be. All the trails him & the Lone Ranger had ridden, the bullets dodged, the beans n coffee shared round the camp fires and when you needed ya mate he let you down....................................................................................... The moral of the story is don't surround yourself with jolly Tontos'. Surround yourself with one or two good mates-blokes or shelias!. Dont matter as long as they know you are there for them and they are there for you. No matter what. Lone Rangers together. That band of close people never need talk about it-Its a given. ........................................................................... Dont be a Tonto if you want the Lone Ranger on your side. Top man Clay-good bastard and thank you. You are a Lone Ranger. Authentic. Regards Sam.
If your woman leaves you fairly quick while youre having a shit time, and only puts the boot in rather than try to understand and offer loving support, you have to come to the realization that you arent losing what you thought you had, you are only losing what you actually had, which evidently wasnt much.
That's women these days though, society has told them for their whole lives that men protect them and give things to do them and do things for them. It's too much of a shock for many of them when they need to return the favour - way easier to just go find some other dude that isn't going through any difficulties.
I finally got my hematologists to spill and the drugs were only temporary in other words slow death and they don't work plus I had sizers , the doctors are only as good on what info they get from you so burn Thier ears off , I suggested give me the next best drug I went through alot of different drugs and finally came across one that had good results and absolutely no side effects , control the fear🤨😜🧐
Th pulse isth heat beat it all about an attitude of gratitude im still alive sow its gotta b gd truck driver either look like litle speed freack especially loong haul or like apie or tank plenty of ova weigth im lookin at another old hilux which i wish was aseries 1 lwbase butt inth end long as i can push arecycled wheel barow bean their don tht 2very very very philosophical almost anthrpissofical th pension helps soldiers on
No but one of the 2 doctors I was seeing told me there has been a marked increase in pericarditis from mNRA jabs and people shedding it what ever the hell that means?
Watched a video 74 lannd criuser though of u sow yr seeds @eat yr weeds grow yr own permaculture poettree sweep th porch weed th path clean th drain litta@luff always enuuff moss@mould 2b hold ashes2ashes @dust2dust bring itin bring it
i could have stayed away from dirt bikes of all my injury's 90% of them are from dirt bikes should have got into off-roading and hunting sooner would have save me a lot of pain
I take codeine every night so I can sleep from a dirt bike accident I had 42 years ago. I can relate bro. That was the choice we made and we have to live with it.
A few years back I helped a mate photograph a Camp Quality day for young kids with cancer. Well shit; what a sobering day that was.... I remember thinking how often we experience something that makes us think how grateful we should be for actually being here. But usually after a few weeks it wears off. But that day stays with me to this day. Seeing really young kids missing limbs etc really made me wonder why such shit things happen to those poor kids. Sure they were positive and upbeat, but man, it was heartbreaking. At the start of the day they told my mate and I to take as many pics as possible of one child because they weren't sure how long she would be with us... She was about 9... That day still affects me and makes me grateful to have a pulse....
Yeah mate. That comment really puts alot of our troubles into perspective. Thanks for sharing
Absolutely. Sincerely.
I’m the same age as you .I still vaping can’t seem to shake it right now .I lost my only daughter 18 months ago unexpectedly.Its been really hard .I look after my mum .I try holding onto my faith but one day at a time .Youre right there is still hope .Good to see you’re keeping positive
That is a terrible massive loss for you. I have the best way to give up my addictions is to use my body and start doing something phyical. Maybe take up dancing or biking or running. Join NA or AA and get support or just join a group of positive healthy people doing healthy things. I am very sorry you lost your daughter.
@@thebrocheckclub1777 thanks yes I need to get my motivation back .I actually use to do all those things except running .
I used my body to heal my mind when I lost people I loved through death. It also hugely helped with my addictions.
Thanks Damon, I needed to hear this, I woke up 4 days ago only to find I could no longer walk , talk or use my limbs. Now in a wheelchair. The offers of help have blown me away. So many good bastards out there.
Another cool vid Clay,
My mother was a nurse and allways told us as kids when we moaned about having a cold or some other minor ailment, that we were lucky to have our good health and to stop moaning lol.
I remember she told us about an old man who came to the hospital who had not changed his cloths for a long time , his hair was growing through his socks, they had to cut the socks off, another old guy had grass growing between his toes, The nurses /doctors/cops/firfighters etc see the other side of humanity that most of us never see,, So like you say, we should be grateful for what we have,, all the best, and we hope you get back to full steam soon.👍
Worked at Ngahwatu Stoke, back in the 1970s. Ended up on the nursing side of things. Gee that was an eye opener for a teenager. Huntingtons, Syphilis, dementia, people born with mental and physical defects. You name it. What happened to the mental institutions?
I felt so fortunate after that. Unknowingly met my wife to be there.
She was cooking.
I went and joined the forest service culling. That gave me time for reflection and all through out my life I often think how lucky I was being born especially in New Zealand.
50 years marriage in May. Been physically wounded, broken, getting replacement parts. So has my wife. ACC had us destitute. But together we worked through it.
So so grateful for the unconditional love of this woman.
It took a lot of work but the rewards unreal.
They are out there.
Just takes work.
My advice =Listen.
For a reason we have 2 ears one mouth.
Stay safe.
Bit long but hey.
Ivan Neal use to drive the patient bus there and I use to hunt with his son. That place is long gone now mate. 50 years of marriage. Is that what they call a Dimond anniversary?
Congratulations on your 50th buddy me my wife will be 35 years in may and still going strong cheers 🤠 to you both 🤝
Mark Twain got it exactly right "Worrying is like paying a debt you don't owe!"
I can't remember where this one comes from "If you're going through a tough time, just keep going." (HA HA! Winston Churchill 😋 )
Exactly!
Love this. Thanks for sharing your own vulnerabilities with us strangers. Its like having a personal coach in the youtubes.
Great korero, indeed self talk begins a better you! Bugger to hear your health aint the best, seems like each week im hearing someone close has either passed or suffers a new health problem! Enjoy life while its ticking! Stay steady and best wishes!!
Dam straight mate.
Love your adventures… just need to say … as many women suffer from the man with the wondering Willy because their need for fresh meat, with a partner at home is diagnosed with cancer… your not on your own and it goes both ways… still love your yarns … you are appreciated
Keep pressing forward !
Good to hear you this morning, we struggle and your right we ain't alone Bro, Cheers!
Well that was well worth listening to ,Both my parents and I are lucky to be live very sore but on the mend with a can do addatued
Awesome korero I need this support to keep on going thanks mate
Sure thing
I struggled last year with unresolved grief and guilt for having had a bad relationship with my dad before he died of cancer. and also a year of high work stress. I just crashed on the hill and cried with an overwhelming feeling of being inadequate. i felt like a failure and an imposter. 8 counselling sessions and I am much better.
Sorry you lost your dad mate. Time is a great healer as well.
When my parents started to struggle in old age i just use to remind them, hey you made it through 6 years of having the heck bombed out of you in world war II (literally) you can make it through anything.. they toyally agreed with me.. both passed recently in their 90s both at home until their last 4 weeks which they each spent in hospital.. fortunately for me they immigrated to New Zealand in the 50s to raise children away from a potential world war III outbreak..as did my polish nextdoor neighbour in hamilton, she would lean out her kitchen window and share horror stories of being in a german concentration camp... the point is all these happenings helped me to have courage in my own life when the chips were down and that we can transition even the worst events in life.. my advice is self value is your best friend and feelings are energy, they come and feelings go.. 🕊occ sis.
Self Value is gold. Your folks did well making into their 90s. Thanks for sharing Occ sista.
Thanks Clay for the positive vibes it all helps.
Good on Clay for taking the time today to pump some positive energy into the universe
Bugger me bro in a place like that at moment and was just having a coffee thinking what to do about it all just turned 65 and like u bit beat up and turned yr video on and bugger me yr talking about it all good to here and a good help for me cheers ps wouldn’t mind catching up on day
Some good words of wisdom there mate. 👍
I always remind myself that I've made it through everything so far in life and if I can get through that, I can get through whatever it is I am going through now!
Great way of looking at the tough times mate.
Thanks for sharing with us all clay, and its good to hear your keeping on top of your health mate, also im hoping you'll be filming the different stages of the log cabin build as you go 🤞🤙
Great chat again bro. Always look forward to the next one!
Much appreciated
Thanks for the reminder to keep pushing through when the going gets tough and to appreciate when the times are good. Hope things turn around for you soon!
Wise words always….
Much love from ‘ the occasional sister ‘…❣️🙏🏼
Afternoon clay great advice thanks for sharing buddy. It’s amazing we’re in our sixties now and when you look to how far we have come all the negatives and the positives. Maybe not for everyone but I feel blessed to have a happy loving family and grandkids . When I think back before I finally met the love of my life I could never imagine how things would have turned out. It just shows never give up because there’s someone out there you just never know. You can relate to clay hay mate. All the best to you brothers and sisters. Cheers clay and happy 60 TH again 🙏 Colin 🤠☕️☕️😘
Grand children are a blessing. Hope I have some one day buddy.
Going on 3 years me and my partner are fighting for our children back from my parents it’s been a long journey bad days
Thanks for these videos man. You should totally make some more of those throwbacks stories again as well!
I will!
Hey Mate ive not been around for a bit,
Thanks to you inspiring me I made some big changes in my life, still loving my simple camp life, but I stopped stuffing my face with rubbish food and I stopped been a Lazy Cunt I was getting bad bro playing Video games all days not exercising or eating properly.
Ive completely changed my eating habits and what I eat an love cooking again I used my tiny boat kitchen as an excuse to only eat can food an bread,
I cut out can foods, breads, and milk an eat alot of healthy meals now an more fruit. I do have a protein shake and a banana for breakfast though.
Ive lost alot of unnecessary weight an gotten fit and in shape again, Definitely a lot harder at 40 then it was at 20 😂 but im getting there,
And every day no matter what I exercise I can run 6-12km now once a week I do 25 kms.
Im getting ready to hike 100km next summer from the Cape reinga to Ahipara..
Much love and thank you for inspiring and motivating me to make such amazing self changes.
Our darkest hours can bring forth our strongest strengths.
#NeverSufferInSilence
I am proud of you mate. You have done your self proud bro.
@thebrocheckclub1777 +🙏 Appreciate it mate I'm feeling the best I've felt in 2 decades and actually get good sleep now.
Stay blessed bro
Love you to bits Clay!
Your a solid miracal bud,👍👍👍👍👍
Surround yourself with Whanau (family) and Hoa (friend, mate) who want to help you move forward!
on your journey of recovery whatever the circumstances may be. Thank you @The Bro Check Club.
About to start my journey, let's go!!
Awesome brother
Tonight I had a ptsd breakdown... my partner an I have just had our first born (11months) an she's abit sick with blocked an runny nose from a head cold. Tonight she needed her nose sucked with the suction machine the Dr told us to get.. my daughter obviously didn't want it happening, kept kicking an screaming but it's for her own good.. my partner put her between her legs an light put 1 leg around my daughter, I just sat there, heard the screams an just bowed my heard an the tears flowed from my face, I put a shirt over my head an screamed into my palms an after she was finished I could barely breath.. I daughter got up all ok, an walked over an hit me in the head with her pacifier. I kinda snapped out of it, this is the second time it's happend within 4 days an it's the same thing watching what happend that caused it.. I've lived a violent life, a violent childhood an upbringing, i hear voices, an i just try. But I love my girls, an I don't want this to affect them. My partner held my arm during my moment.
You need support bro. Many young parents need support. Be pro active at getting professional support
Thanks Clay.
Well said. Well bloody said.
Thanks Clay
Really important chat mate . Bloody awesome. Been having Really good days, weeks infact . Then a convention with a friend who asked how my son is. He told me what a great job we did of raising him. I struggled to tell him we dont talk anymore and that ive seen my grand daughter once. I know theres fault on both sides . But it really cut me down . His birthday is coming up on the 29th. These not a day that goes by i dont miss him.
Blood is thicker than water mate, and it has only been water that has divided you. Water evaporates sooner or later, but blood lasts until the grave, and in time, you will be unified.
Thanks mate .
Nice clay, well said love it!
Thanks for your words brother, i hear ya! much appreciated.
Thanks mate.
Cheers bro 👌🫡
thank you mate 🤛🙏
Wise words Oldmate 🙏
Apprently cars are cheap in NZ compared to us over here in Aus. Something about impprt tax maybe
A lot of their cars have some weird names on them
I wished our Land Cruisers were the same price here in nz to what they are in Ozzy.
@@thebrocheckclub1777 there’s certain things I miss about selling my 2015 79 series. But I don’t miss the burning extra fuel because of the gearing or the wheel offset in the wet or sand. The only car I really miss is selling my 2013 hilux.
Oh thats aweful my son has the pericarditis chronic from the vax . The colchicine has calmed it . But USA Cardiologist Dr Peter McCullough has a natural remedy ... and Bailey is on... Nattokinase 2000 FU (100 mg) twice a day, Bromelain 500 mg daily, nano Curcumin 500 mg twice a day this keeps him in a better state as well. If ever you need to come have a cup of tea and chat I am always here for you x
Great info there Aly. The natto pills are not cheap but I use them. I hope your son heals soon. Its so unfair. My niece also got it from the vax. The jab has made it rife.
Fuck yeah the glass aint half full she's over flowin mate... Life it hard, difficult things are fun... smash it out daily... GOt injured seriously at 25, now 43 and and still no room to slow down and let emotional back draft stink out my cabin.. Gotta keep moving got to keep the wind drift of life flowing off your back bumper. A dog will chase its own shadow and make itself crazy without enough stimulation. People sit around and wonder how they are drowning. Sit arouind in the sea and you will sink too, its the same same... You got to at least doggy paddle bro, you gotta doggy paddle until you can build up momentum then swim to shore... Its the same in real life... Just keep moving.
You are my fucking hero mate. Inspiration to me. Thanks for all your own hunt designer clothes you self created and sent me &, stickers and hats, massive patreon support with gear for the boys and me over our years of hunting and hearty comments like these. That wheel chair of yours must get thrashed daily with your hearty attitude mate. Love ya brother.
The old story when the Lone Ranger had a pee behind a cactus and got bit by a rattler on his knob. He sent Tonto cross country to find Doc Holliday. Tonto lathered up the Pinto getting to the good Doc whom was delivering a baby and could not tend to the Lone Ranger. Doc told Tonto if he did not get back to Lone Ranger fast and suck the poison out LR would die. Tonto put another lathering on the Pinto and got to the Lone Ranger who was strangling his knob to stop the poison spreading. The Lone Ranger was curious where was the Doc. Tonto informed he was delivering a baby. Well what did he say to do Tonto. Tonto said well Lone Ranger, Doc said you gonna die................................................................ What a mate Tonto turned out to be. All the trails him & the Lone Ranger had ridden, the bullets dodged, the beans n coffee shared round the camp fires and when you needed ya mate he let you down....................................................................................... The moral of the story is don't surround yourself with jolly Tontos'. Surround yourself with one or two good mates-blokes or shelias!. Dont matter as long as they know you are there for them and they are there for you. No matter what. Lone Rangers together. That band of close people never need talk about it-Its a given. ........................................................................... Dont be a Tonto if you want the Lone Ranger on your side. Top man Clay-good bastard and thank you. You are a Lone Ranger. Authentic. Regards Sam.
Great yarn mate. If Tonto had saved the Lone Ranger, I guess that would have been called a 'Bro Job'.
If your woman leaves you fairly quick while youre having a shit time, and only puts the boot in rather than try to understand and offer loving support, you have to come to the realization that you arent losing what you thought you had, you are only losing what you actually had, which evidently wasnt much.
Brilliant
That's women these days though, society has told them for their whole lives that men protect them and give things to do them and do things for them. It's too much of a shock for many of them when they need to return the favour - way easier to just go find some other dude that isn't going through any difficulties.
I finally got my hematologists to spill and the drugs were only temporary in other words slow death and they don't work plus I had sizers , the doctors are only as good on what info they get from you so burn Thier ears off , I suggested give me the next best drug I went through alot of different drugs and finally came across one that had good results and absolutely no side effects , control the fear🤨😜🧐
Th pulse isth heat beat it all about an attitude of gratitude im still alive sow its gotta b gd truck driver either look like litle speed freack especially loong haul or like apie or tank plenty of ova weigth im lookin at another old hilux which i wish was aseries 1 lwbase butt inth end long as i can push arecycled wheel barow bean their don tht 2very very very philosophical almost anthrpissofical th pension helps soldiers on
you will not go wrong with an old Hilux Douglas.
did you have the vaccine mate
No but one of the 2 doctors I was seeing told me there has been a marked increase in pericarditis from mNRA jabs and people shedding it what ever the hell that means?
Who hasn't
Iovs❤
Have you been vaccinated brother?
For many things but not covid. I have never tested positive for covid still but I did contract a virus 3 months ago.no mNRA in this old fella.
Watched a video 74 lannd criuser though of u sow yr seeds @eat yr weeds grow yr own permaculture poettree sweep th porch weed th path clean th drain litta@luff always enuuff moss@mould 2b hold ashes2ashes @dust2dust bring itin bring it
i could have stayed away from dirt bikes of all my injury's 90% of them are from dirt bikes should have got into off-roading and hunting sooner would have save me a lot of pain
I take codeine every night so I can sleep from a dirt bike accident I had 42 years ago. I can relate bro. That was the choice we made and we have to live with it.