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I think the snipers would be the scariest in a lot of ways. For someone with a good rifle and better than average aim, it is so relatively simple to end human lives at the squeeze of a trigger.
“and carparks make me jumpy,
and I never stop to worry,
about the the growing need for speed and Novacaine…”
…doesn’t change does it?
Postsecret is good although I sometimes wonder whether some are there for shock value/entertainment – or part of a game, for example – and may not be wholly true.
The mental health and wellbeing implications of the war in Iraq on the military are profound.
We can only imagine how much worse it must be for the Iraqi’s themselves.
I have no doubt that the health, let alone mental health status of Iraqi’s is extremely dire and this will have flow-on affects for generations.
May 31st, 2006 at 11:14 am
I think the snipers would be the scariest in a lot of ways. For someone with a good rifle and better than average aim, it is so relatively simple to end human lives at the squeeze of a trigger.
It makes me think of wolf creek. Brrrr.
May 31st, 2006 at 9:27 pm
“and carparks make me jumpy,
and I never stop to worry,
about the the growing need for speed and Novacaine…”
…doesn’t change does it?
Postsecret is good although I sometimes wonder whether some are there for shock value/entertainment – or part of a game, for example – and may not be wholly true.
June 1st, 2006 at 9:08 am
The mental health and wellbeing implications of the war in Iraq on the military are profound.
We can only imagine how much worse it must be for the Iraqi’s themselves.
I have no doubt that the health, let alone mental health status of Iraqi’s is extremely dire and this will have flow-on affects for generations.
See this and this.