Re: Sydney Bicycle accident

"RogerM" <RogerM@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> As it would me too. There is no shame in that Trev. It's human nature, 
> which possibly explains Nod's lack of sensitivity.

Not really Woger.

I never said that such an event was something to be ashamed of if you were

unfortunate enough to have it happen to you. Individual make up of people 
means they deal with such things in different ways. Some people cry
watching 
some movies while others don't. Death is no different. Some people are 
deeply affected by it (whether they were the cause of it or not) while 
others move on relatively quickly.

I've had more than my fair share of witnessing people being killed, so 
perhaps that's desensitised me in some way. Still, as I said, the 
cir***stances of the "event" would play heavily on how I reacted to it. If
I 
killed someone who was being a ****ing idiot I probably wouldn't care any 
more about it than I would if some ****wit got electrocuted whilst train 
surfing.

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Regards,
Noddy.