(distracted by the action) him Billy! He’s yours!” “Tackle Jack: one Billy! “Nice mate that bowel kit you mentioned you did it, right?” “But – – Dad: thing? No way! “That think it’s still lying around at home somewhere. I don’t need to do that! “I might have a bit of a sore back every now and again, but apart from that I’m in “I good shape…” Jack (laughing?) mate if fishing or watching TV ever become Olympic sports, you can “Yeah, – represent Australia! seriously you should do that bowel test and send it back. I did mine when I got “But – it a few months ago. It was pretty simple to do, and look you can’t muck around – with something serious like bowel cancer. Frank? When we were younger and he got real sick and passed “Remember away? That was bowel cancer…” Dad (more serious): I remember. You’re probably right then. “Yeah, get around to doing it soon, then…” “I’ll Mum: like you’ll get around to fixing that ute and finishing painting the kitchen…” “Yeah… Jack’s right… you’ve got to get that test done. “But make sure he does, Jack, don’t worry…” “I’ll SFX: whistle and cheering Dad: Billy! What a goal!” “Awesome Narrator: was an awesome goal. He’s not bad, that “That let’s leave them to the game, and hope Dad listens to Jack and gets his bowel “Well, cancer screening kit done. an important thing to do. Did you know that bowel cancer is the second most “It’s common cause of cancer deaths in Australia?
(distracted by the action) “Tackle him Billy! He’s yours!” Jack: “Nice one Billy! “But mate – that bowel kit you mentioned – you did it, right?” Dad: “That thing? No way! “I think it’s still lying around at home somewhere. I don’t need to do that! “I might have a bit of a sore back every now and again, but apart from that I’m in good shape…” Jack (laughing?) “Yeah, mate – if fishing or watching TV ever become Olympic sports, you can represent Australia! “But seriously – you should do that bowel test and send it back. I did mine when I got it a few months ago. It was pretty simple to do, and look – you can’t muck around with something serious like bowel cancer. “Remember Frank? When we were younger and he got real sick and passed away? That was bowel cancer…” Dad (more serious): “Yeah, I remember. You’re probably right then. “I’ll get around to doing it soon, then…” Mum: “Yeah… like you’ll get around to fixing that ute and finishing painting the kitchen…” “But Jack’s right… you’ve got to get that test done. “I’ll make sure he does, Jack, don’t worry…” SFX: whistle and cheering Dad: “Awesome Billy! What a goal!” Narrator: “That was an awesome goal. He’s not bad, that “Well, let’s leave them to the game, and hope Dad listens to Jack and gets his bowel cancer screening kit done. “It’s an important thing to do. Did you know that bowel cancer is the second most common cause of cancer deaths in Australia?
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