Probably something carbon-tax related. How’s the leg?

something like fight dementia

On one side is a protest about the amount of poles in Civic, on the other side is a protest about the speed limit on Gungahlin Drive and on the actual plane there is a protest about barking dogs in Canberra, not for or against them mind, just a general protest about them.

funnily enough, that is exactly what i thought it would be, i just wanted to see which side stumped up the money.

leg is still there, the cast is still driving me insane

Red banner? Must be Mr. Rabbit’s “blood pledge.”

grump said :

something like fight dementia

so it is carbon tax related??

So. Much. Win. In this thread 🙂

Wouldnt surprise me if it was a Fight Dementia banner, there is a related march on today I believe. Plus all that other stuff on the banner too.

Between the username, the injured leg and the observation of the world through a (rear?) window, this thread has taken a decidedly Hitchcockian tone.

Noticed that the dementia march was using the raised fist as a logo… seems a bit shortsighted given all the uprising and real protests around the world at the moment.

Isn’t fighting dementia about as useful as fighting the aging process?

If they’re actually fighting for better care for dementia patients, then I think they need to be more clear.

Jungle Jim said :

Isn’t fighting dementia about as useful as fighting the aging process?

If they’re actually fighting for better care for dementia patients, then I think they need to be more clear.

Apparently the effects can be mitigated with a variety of treatments.

Which does suggest with more research even more can be done.

MonarchRepublic said :

So. Much. Win. In this thread 🙂

Wouldnt surprise me if it was a Fight Dementia banner, there is a related march on today I believe. Plus all that other stuff on the banner too.

I was going to go but I forgot.

*Engage bad taste flame suit*

It was *ThatUniStudent* reminding us she attends university, ANU in fact.

^^ lol.

johnboy said :

Jungle Jim said :

Isn’t fighting dementia about as useful as fighting the aging process?

If they’re actually fighting for better care for dementia patients, then I think they need to be more clear.

Apparently the effects can be mitigated with a variety of treatments.

Which does suggest with more research even more can be done.

There is excellent research to suggest that exercise can help delay the onset of dementia

http://www.annals.org/content/144/2/73.short