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the biggest loser! ..
OK since it is evident I didn't explain what blind idiot was about entirely in my previous entry, it's like this.
I was talking to Frank O last night, and he told me that one of his friends (from ANZ) was witness to an incident at Melbourne Central a few weeks ago in which this blind guy got off a train with his cane, and was walking towards the down escalators obviously wanting to go up them. A few people tried to say "you're going to the down ones", and aparently this young lady went over, put her hand on his arm and said, "It's over this way" to which the guy apparently said a few four letter words, then punched her in the face, and I think, broke her nose. she ended up on the ground bleeding, while people, of course, rushed to her aid.
what I want to know is, how come it was never on the news? some blind people aren't saints, and they need to be punished! I hope that guy went to prison, and I personally hope he's never let out - well not until he admits with compassion, he was wrong, and the reason for it!
In other news, just finished watching The Biggest Loser. Deb (from the blue team) was eliminated yesterday, and today, in the wearhouse, Cossie (from the red team) got to choose between cold hard cash (so the team could go out and buy healthy food from scratch, prepare it and everything) or Japanese food, prepared by a Japanese Chef. He chose the cash. but both teams and their coaches (Shannon on blue and Michelle on Red) were quite pleased with their choice.
Meanwhile the American coaches are so harsh I reckon. some of the stuff they say (it's more like shout) to the members of the black team is absolutely disgusting! -- I still can't believe that show sometimes.
In even more news, I will be not going to queens week after next. F will be back tomorrow but L wants her to recover without having to have the extra responsibility of training.
did lates again today; not sure about tomorrow yet.
til next time, RdFreak
I was talking to Frank O last night, and he told me that one of his friends (from ANZ) was witness to an incident at Melbourne Central a few weeks ago in which this blind guy got off a train with his cane, and was walking towards the down escalators obviously wanting to go up them. A few people tried to say "you're going to the down ones", and aparently this young lady went over, put her hand on his arm and said, "It's over this way" to which the guy apparently said a few four letter words, then punched her in the face, and I think, broke her nose. she ended up on the ground bleeding, while people, of course, rushed to her aid.
what I want to know is, how come it was never on the news? some blind people aren't saints, and they need to be punished! I hope that guy went to prison, and I personally hope he's never let out - well not until he admits with compassion, he was wrong, and the reason for it!
In other news, just finished watching The Biggest Loser. Deb (from the blue team) was eliminated yesterday, and today, in the wearhouse, Cossie (from the red team) got to choose between cold hard cash (so the team could go out and buy healthy food from scratch, prepare it and everything) or Japanese food, prepared by a Japanese Chef. He chose the cash. but both teams and their coaches (Shannon on blue and Michelle on Red) were quite pleased with their choice.
Meanwhile the American coaches are so harsh I reckon. some of the stuff they say (it's more like shout) to the members of the black team is absolutely disgusting! -- I still can't believe that show sometimes.
In even more news, I will be not going to queens week after next. F will be back tomorrow but L wants her to recover without having to have the extra responsibility of training.
did lates again today; not sure about tomorrow yet.
til next time, RdFreak
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I wish this blind man was on the news. What an ungratful guy. All that woman was trying to do was help him. I wonder who it was?
Hope all is well with you.
Take Care
Melissa
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