Comments on: August 2nd: On this Day: http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/ Journal : Critique & Commentary: On the Human Condition Wed, 08 Feb 2012 11:45:58 +0000 hourly 1 By: Oxycodone. http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/comment-page-1/#comment-690460 Oxycodone. Mon, 20 Sep 2010 23:27:10 +0000 http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/#comment-690460 <strong>Oxycodone alieve....</strong> Addicted to oxycodone while pregnant. Oxycodone extraction iv. Oxycodone while pregnant. Fentanyl vs oxycodone.... Oxycodone alieve….

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]]> By: Harmonie22 http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/comment-page-1/#comment-208595 Harmonie22 Sat, 14 Jul 2007 17:20:49 +0000 http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/#comment-208595 I remember that day vividly too.... I remember that day vividly too….

]]> By: Rajputro http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/comment-page-1/#comment-51476 Rajputro Fri, 04 Aug 2006 20:10:49 +0000 http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/#comment-51476 I don't have memories of the gulf war, but all I can remember was there were questions everywhere about were you supporting saddam or bush. And somehow it appeared to me that saddam was the heroe without knowing anything about war. I don’t have memories of the gulf war, but all I can remember was there were questions everywhere about were you supporting saddam or bush. And somehow it appeared to me that saddam was the heroe without knowing anything about war.

]]> By: Zak http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/comment-page-1/#comment-50577 Zak Thu, 03 Aug 2006 19:18:01 +0000 http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/#comment-50577 "eventually leading to the Gulf War." some would argue that war has never stopped. “eventually leading to the Gulf War.”
some would argue that war has never stopped.

]]> By: Leighton Cooke http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/comment-page-1/#comment-50398 Leighton Cooke Thu, 03 Aug 2006 12:07:08 +0000 http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/#comment-50398 I remember this time for another reason. One of my best friends had just died of cancer and I had just started work in the hospital that would change my life for ever. I was working on intensive care at the time learning all about intubation while watching some stranger die of cancer. I was never the same again. I remember this time for another reason. One of my best friends had just died of cancer and I had just started work in the hospital that would change my life for ever. I was working on intensive care at the time learning all about intubation while watching some stranger die of cancer. I was never the same again.

]]> By: Saurav http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/comment-page-1/#comment-50355 Saurav Thu, 03 Aug 2006 09:19:13 +0000 http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/#comment-50355 Thanks for writing this, sonia. If the political is not intrinsically connected to people's lives, then what is the point of it all? (Possible answers include: money; power; sheer love of killing people; whatever kool-aid Amrevis/his online persona is drinking). Plus, it was nice to read that someone's still older than me (if only by three months :p ) Peace. Thanks for writing this, sonia. If the political is not intrinsically connected to people’s lives, then what is the point of it all?

(Possible answers include: money; power; sheer love of killing people; whatever kool-aid Amrevis/his online persona is drinking).

Plus, it was nice to read that someone’s still older than me (if only by three months :p )

Peace.

]]> By: sonia http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/comment-page-1/#comment-50221 sonia Thu, 03 Aug 2006 00:41:39 +0000 http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/#comment-50221 you're absolutely right Daniel - when you say - "Wars are usually not the game of the ordinary people who are most affected, but by those who have the power to send them!' i'm interested in hearing more such soldier stories. it was kind of like that in my encounters with these iraqi 'boy' soldier conscr ipts - there they were, standing under the fierce hot sun, with these heavy old crooked looking rifles, rather terrified of the situation they'd found themselves in, asking for water. they were very grateful for the water and it was clear what a silly horrible situation this we all were stuck in - in different ways - but a detrimental one all the same. of course some people like to take advantage of such violent situations where one can get away with all sorts. hello indian capitalist! fascinating points you make on a post that was about a memory and a commemoration - obviously a personal anecdote and thereby automatically emotional. ah you didn't hear a peep? http://shorno.net/2006/07/11/blasts-hit-mumbai-trains/ you’re absolutely right Daniel - when you say - “Wars are usually not the game of the ordinary people who are most affected, but by those who have the power to send them!’

i’m interested in hearing more such soldier stories. it was kind of like that in my encounters with these iraqi ‘boy’ soldier conscr ipts - there they were, standing under the fierce hot sun, with these heavy old crooked looking rifles, rather terrified of the situation they’d found themselves in, asking for water. they were very grateful for the water and it was clear what a silly horrible situation this we all were stuck in - in different ways - but a detrimental one all the same.

of course some people like to take advantage of such violent situations where one can get away with all sorts.

hello indian capitalist! fascinating points you make on a post that was about a memory and a commemoration - obviously a personal anecdote and thereby automatically emotional.

ah you didn’t hear a peep? http://shorno.net/2006/07/11/blasts-hit-mumbai-trains/

]]> By: desert and sea: http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/comment-page-1/#comment-50195 desert and sea: Wed, 02 Aug 2006 23:33:16 +0000 http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/#comment-50195 <strong>August 2nd: On this Day 16 Years Ago...</strong> August 2nd 1990 - 16 years ago. Iraqi troops invade Kuwait - eventually leading to the Gulf War. I remember that day far too clearly - I was 12 years old then. About 6 a.m. my dream was getting a bit loud and i woke up and found the noise was was real.... August 2nd: On this Day 16 Years Ago…

August 2nd 1990 - 16 years ago. Iraqi troops invade Kuwait - eventually leading to the Gulf War.
I remember that day far too clearly - I was 12 years old then. About 6 a.m. my dream was getting a bit loud and i woke up and found the noise was was real….

]]> By: Daniel http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/comment-page-1/#comment-50086 Daniel Wed, 02 Aug 2006 20:50:10 +0000 http://shorno.net/2006/08/02/august-2nd-on-this-day/#comment-50086 Well sometimes soldiers do recognice the other. When I was in school in Israel, our youth worker Akiva told us how in the 1973 War he was fighting in the Golan area. He said all over sudden he was facing a Syrian soldier 10 meters in front of him, same age same fear with the weapon loaded against him. Akiva said how they could both see each others faces and in split second decided not to shoot at each other. He said when I faced him I thought he must have a mother and a wife maybe children, why should I end things for all of them here when I can choose not to. It is likely that the Syrian soldier thought likewise as he did ot shoot. Of course such thoughts may get one killed, as the delay may give the other time to in this case it saved both! Wars are usually not the game of the ordinary people who are most affected, but by those who have the power to send them! Well sometimes soldiers do recognice the other. When I was in school in Israel, our youth worker Akiva told us how in the 1973 War he was fighting in the Golan area. He said all over sudden he was facing a Syrian soldier 10 meters in front of him, same age same fear with the weapon loaded against him. Akiva said how they could both see each others faces and in split second decided not to shoot at each other. He said when I faced him I thought he must have a mother and a wife maybe children, why should I end things for all of them here when I can choose not to. It is likely that the Syrian soldier thought likewise as he did ot shoot. Of course such thoughts may get one killed, as the delay may give the other time to in this case it saved both! Wars are usually not the game of the ordinary people who are most affected, but by those who have the power to send them!

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