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Come Inside... => The Medical Centre => Topic started by: GROWLER on July 26, 2012, 09:35:02 AM
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Have i made a piggin' rod for me own back here going to the gym?
Feel absolutely slaughtered most days, but realise that if I go to the gym it'll make me feel all bright and perky again.
I felt totally and utterly drained and thouroughly goosed all day yesterday, and had to actually force neself tto go.
Gave meself absolute hell in there and looked like a leaking resevoir damn when I'd finished, BUT I felt absolutely buzzin' when I left. whacky068
Same old today though even after the now usual crackin' nights kip.
Absolutely drained and dragging me legs....again. sad32:
Wor'ave I done to meself, and am I locked into 'doing gym' forever now as a consequence? eeek:
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Have i made a piggin' rod for me own back here going to the gym?
Feel absolutely slaughtered most days, but realise that if I go to the gym it'll make me feel all bright and perky again.
I felt totally and utterly drained and thouroughly goosed all day yesterday, and had to actually force neself tto go.
Gave meself absolute hell in there and looked like a leaking resevoir damn when I'd finished, BUT I felt absolutely buzzin' when I left. whacky068
Same old today though even after the now usual crackin' nights kip.
Absolutely drained and dragging me legs....again. sad32:
Wor'ave I done to meself, and am I locked into 'doing gym' forever now as a consequence? eeek:
You can give up at any time like! Thumbs:
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Go on a run with Miss D :thumbsup:
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Have i made a piggin' rod for me own back here going to the gym?
Feel absolutely slaughtered most days, but realise that if I go to the gym it'll make me feel all bright and perky again.
I felt totally and utterly drained and thouroughly goosed all day yesterday, and had to actually force neself tto go.
Gave meself absolute hell in there and looked like a leaking resevoir damn when I'd finished, BUT I felt absolutely buzzin' when I left. whacky068
Same old today though even after the now usual crackin' nights kip.
Absolutely drained and dragging me legs....again. sad32:
Wor'ave I done to meself, and am I locked into 'doing gym' forever now as a consequence? eeek:
You can give up at any time like! Thumbs:
I know, I know, but if I do I will become permanently goosed though it seems. sad32:
Near terminal goosedism is only eradicated by giving meself the absolute biffters it seems. Banghead
I'm seemingly trapped in a vicious cercle of goosed/buzzin/goosed/buzizin'.
Even 'aving to force meself up 'me'ill now too ffs, and when I do, I'm slower than I've ever been! Angry9:
I got real dead cross with meself up there on Monday night. cussing:
31:15 it took me. Me record is 26:38, and the bench mark for reasonable accetabilty is 30mins.
I was devoed tbqh. sad32:
Wo'rami gomma do? sad32:
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Go for a run with Miss D and pretend she is chasing you :thumbsup:
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Go for a run with Miss D and pretend she is chasing you :thumbsup:
You not listening you plonker?
I CAN'T....cus I'm GOOSED! Banghead
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With Miss D and her axe after you you could run a marathon angel1
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There's an axe wound joke here, but I ain't goin there...
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There's an axe wound joke here, but I ain't goin there...
Very wise. . .
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Mr Thread? noooo:
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Um.... rubschin:
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Wasn't me this time ........... ;D
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Wasn't me this time ........... ;D
*fetches calendar*
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Wasn't me this time ........... ;D
*fetches calendar*
I would have gone with the goosed jokes......... redface:
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Wasn't me this time ........... ;D
*fetches calendar*
I would have gone with the goosed jokes......... redface:
lol: lol: lol:
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Wasn't me this time ........... ;D
*fetches calendar*
So you did buy that watch off Baldy then............ rubschin:
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Wasn't me this time ........... ;D
*fetches calendar*
So you did buy that watch off Baldy then............ rubschin:
He gave me a five year guarantee! cussing:
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Perhaps you should just ease back a bit on the personal targets. No point in being the fittest corpse in the churchyard.
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Now it's bastard conjuntivitus that's suddenly sprung up again for the 5th time in 7 weeks. Banghead
Blurred vision this time too, just to add to the joys like. cussing:
Doc's? happy001
Done that, twice now, and basically told can't help, take these drops twice a day, and to sod off and get on with it.
So, opticians beckon tomozo.
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happy100
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Don't want symphony, just want betterer. Banghead
Funny that these bouts of severe gooseidness have coincided with these bouts of peeper problems. eeek:
Mentioned that to the quackter and she said "NO connection".
Don't believe her tbh.
Time I was piggin' shot I think. lol:
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I have a pop gun :thumbsup:
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Don't want symphony, just want betterer. Banghead
Funny that these bouts of severe gooseidness have coincided with these bouts of peeper problems. eeek:
Mentioned that to the quackter and she said "NO connection".
Don't believe her tbh.
Time I was piggin' shot I think. lol:
Bugasalt...? rubschin:
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Don't want symphony, just want betterer. Banghead
Funny that these bouts of severe gooseidness have coincided with these bouts of peeper problems. eeek:
Mentioned that to the quackter and she said "NO connection".
Don't believe her tbh.
Time I was piggin' shot I think. lol:
Bugasalt...? rubschin:
Wasn't he a detective? rubschin:
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Banghead Banghead Banghead Banghead Banghead
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Banghead Banghead Banghead Banghead Banghead
Wha'? Shrugs:
Soiiunds like a ruddy detective to me.
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bERGERAC YOU GREAT FURRY MONG cussing: cussing: cussing: cussing:
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Don't want symphony, just want betterer. Banghead
Funny that these bouts of severe gooseidness have coincided with these bouts of peeper problems. eeek:
Mentioned that to the quackter and she said "NO connection".
Don't believe her tbh.
Time I was piggin' shot I think. lol:
Bugasalt...? rubschin:
Wasn't he a detective? rubschin:
Its BM's new favourite toy, at least it will be when he can get one whistle:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-oYl-Lm9a6U# (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-oYl-Lm9a6U#)
Anyhoo as far as the goosedness goes have you tried having a word with the gym staff, they may be able to suggest an alternative routine for you
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Don't want symphony, just want betterer. Banghead
Funny that these bouts of severe gooseidness have coincided with these bouts of peeper problems. eeek:
Mentioned that to the quackter and she said "NO connection".
Don't believe her tbh.
Time I was piggin' shot I think. lol:
Bugasalt...? rubschin:
Wasn't he a detective? rubschin:
drumroll:
In the wheelchair like...? rubschin:
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Anyhoo as far as the goosedness goes have you tried having a word with the gym staff, they may be able to suggest an alternative routine for you
GM speaks sense, when I tore my back recently my doctor offered nothing medical-wise (I did write "bugger all" but thought better of it) but told me go to the gym and get them to give me some exercises. Something as simple as sitting on the Swiss gym ball and lifting one leg at a time gently got my mobility back, and they've now got me on four simple exercises which is working wonders. Go for it, you've nothing to lose, and plenty to gain :thumbsup:
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He does indeed.
Going to the peeperquack tomozo anyway.
The Asda and Boots'is ones couldn't see me for 2 piggin' weeks! eeek:
I shall explain what's been going on to someone who actually specialises and knows the subject of this/these particular poorly giblets/s.
Might get sent to the peeper 'ossy ebven. So be it.
I'm then going to very reluctantly make an appoinkment to see the specialist that deals with my other long term ailment....IF he'll see me after losing me rag with him 7 years ago telling him he was always just the bearer of bad news with nowt constuctive and positive to say.
I'll sort of apologise and see if he thinks this self #'elp regime I'm on is p'raps doing more harm than good? confused:
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He does indeed.
Going to the peeperquack tomozo anyway.
The Asda and Boots'is ones couldn't see me for 2 piggin' weeks! eeek:
I shall explain what's been going on to someone who actually specialises and knows the subject of this/these particular poorly giblets/s.
Might get sent to the peeper 'ossy ebven. So be it.
I'm then going to very reluctantly make an appoinkment to see the specialist that deals with my other long term ailment....IF he'll see me after losing me rag with him 7 years ago telling him he was always just the bearer of bad news with nowt constuctive and positive to say.
I'll sort of apologise and see if he thinks this self #'elp regime I'm on is p'raps doing more harm than good? confused:
Good luck....... :thumbsup:
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He does indeed.
Going to the peeperquack tomozo anyway.
The Asda and Boots'is ones couldn't see me for 2 piggin' weeks! eeek:
I shall explain what's been going on to someone who actually specialises and knows the subject of this/these particular poorly giblets/s.
Might get sent to the peeper 'ossy ebven. So be it.
I'm then going to very reluctantly make an appoinkment to see the specialist that deals with my other long term ailment....IF he'll see me after losing me rag with him 7 years ago telling him he was always just the bearer of bad news with nowt constuctive and positive to say.
I'll sort of apologise and see if he thinks this self #'elp regime I'm on is p'raps doing more harm than good? confused:
Good luck....... :thumbsup:
Gor'a laf ey?
If you can't laf at yerself, yer GOOSED!
Oh, 'ang on a mo...... rubschin: lol:
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Gerrin there Growler :thumbsup:
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Gerrin there Growler :thumbsup:
I did! :thumbsup:
Apparently, so the tasty optionost wumman said, I've got most excellent peepers, befitting of someone 20 years younger than I am. cloud9:
Shame they're both currently swollen and red. Banghead
The eye test was very comprehensive. No more just reading a wall chart, oh no. All dgii stuff with shapes and colours and stuff now. Haven't nad me squinters tested for years and years.
She's writing to me quackter to recommend a 'ossy visit to see the peeper specialist to find out why this conjunktivitis keeps coming back.
Meanwhile, why did she have to wear a low cut dress ey? Most distracting, especially when I had to look through this machine thing and she told me to look dead ahead while she shone this torch in me eyes.
Look straight ahead you say?
All I can see is a pair of heaving tanned globes hanging down! eeek:
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When I said "gerrin there", I meant the gym smile: But good stuff on getting to the opticians :thumbsup:
No annalog wallchart to read then rubschin:
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I have taken my doctor's advice and got myself a personal trainer. Doc says I need to shed some weight and get fitter so a personal trainer seemed like a wise investment. His name is Kai and he is an eight month old black Labrador.
This may be a case of kill or cure!
Photos will follow ~ he arrives tomorrow.
For those who are wondering Kai is Cornish for Dog or in Celtic, when it is more normally spelt Cai, it is the name of one of King Arthur's Knights
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Yes I am willing to share my Bonios. ::)
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I have taken my doctor's advice and got myself a personal trainer. Doc says I need to shed some weight and get fitter so a personal trainer seemed like a wise investment. His name is Kai and he is an eight month old black Labrador.
This may be a case of kill or cure!
Photos will follow ~ he arrives tomorrow.
For those who are wondering Kai is Cornish for Dog or in Celtic, when it is more normally spelt Cai, it is the name of one of King Arthur's Knights
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Not entirely for my own good ~ we have been suffering from a spate of intruders in the front and back gardens of late
The family decided that a Fvck Off sized black lab might solve the problem. eveilgrin:
TBH for the first 45 years of my life I was never without a dog but when the last one died I said "Never Again" as it upset me so much. However the time has come when I cannot be that selfish for ever and the boys really do need to learn about pets (other than a goldfish). The clincher was, I suppose, that my new car comes complete with a dog guard in the back. It reels up out of the rear seats. Seemed a waste not to use it. :thumbsup:
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cloud9:
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have you tried having a word with the gym staff, they may be able to suggest an alternative routine for you
Such as spending less time with them out on stalks at all the wimmin.
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have you tried having a word with the gym staff, they may be able to suggest an alternative routine for you
Such as spending less time with them out on stalks at all the wimmin.
They warned you it would make you go blind ..........
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I have taken my doctor's advice and got myself a personal trainer. Doc says I need to shed some weight and get fitter so a personal trainer seemed like a wise investment. His name is Kai and he is an eight month old black Labrador.
This may be a case of kill or cure!
Photos will follow ~ he arrives tomorrow.
For those who are wondering Kai is Cornish for Dog or in Celtic, when it is more normally spelt Cai, it is the name of one of King Arthur's Knights
We know you'd have loved to have called it "Nigger" ;)
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:thumbsup:
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Enjoy those moments Snoopy :thumbsup:
I've been dog-less for a few months now, and yesterday I came close to thinking of getting another. I saw a Northern Inuit (http://www.google.co.uk/search?num=10&hl=en&site=imghp&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1280&bih=644&q=northern+inuit&oq=northern&gs_l=img.1.4.0l10.1343.3916.0.5821.8.5.0.3.3.0.107.468.1j4.5.0...0.0...1ac.jicOyVMEYrU) being walked, as close as you could get to a wolf I reckon, beautiful dog. cloud9: But much as I loved all my previous dogs, I shall go without one for now.
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Both boys have walked him round the kennel field .... he pulls a bit but they can cope with that and at 7 months it should be easy enough to train that out of him. He will sit on command and returns when let off the lead. It seems that when you call him back that he is not going to but he is ackchooly looking for something to bring back as a present .... Stick, ball ... whatever he can find. Tends to jump up at first but a firm "NO!" and he sits down.
Training should not be a problem as he seems a very biddable pooch, eager to please but very unhappy about being kennelled. Previous owners got him last Christmas but were both at work all day so he got a bit destructive in their absence ~ hardly surprising for a puppy. I am at home every day so he will be good company for me and hopefully will enjoy having someone with him all the time. They tell us that he doesn't get car sick and seems to enjoy going out in the car.
Not yet neutered but the kennels are making arrangements for that to be done in about three weeks time. Micro chipped of course and we have passed the "Home Inspection".
I tell you, taking on a rescued dog is no longer an easy or cheap option but a KC registered pure bred for £125 seems a bargain. The £125 includes the neutering, 2 days supply of food, collar, de-fleaing, full vet check and the blanket he is used to.
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Both boys have walked him round the kennel field .... he pulls a bit but they can cope with that and at 7 months it should be easy enough to train that out of him. He will sit on command and returns when let off the lead. It seems that when you call him back that he is not going to but he is ackchooly looking for something to bring back as a present .... Stick, ball ... whatever he can find. Tends to jump up at first but a firm "NO!" and he sits down.
Training should not be a problem as he seems a very biddable pooch, eager to please but very unhappy about being kennelled. Previous owners got him last Christmas but were both at work all day so he got a bit destructive in their absence ~ hardly surprising for a puppy. I am at home every day so he will be good company for me and hopefully will enjoy having someone with him all the time. They tell us that he doesn't get car sick and seems to enjoy going out in the car.
Not yet neutered but the kennels are making arrangements for that to be done in about three weeks time. Micro chipped of course and we have passed the "Home Inspection".
I tell you, taking on a rescued dog is no longer an easy or cheap option but a KC registered pure bred for £125 seems a bargain. The £125 includes the neutering, 2 days supply of food, collar, de-fleaing, full vet check and the blanket he is used to.
:thumbsup: will he be a member on here .....
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Prolly ~ once he masters the keyboard. ::)
Meanwhile Woodstock has been "shopping":
Several hundredweight of dog food, new basket, grooming brushes, dog biscuits, Bonios, Stainless steel bowls for water and food, new leather lead, new leather collar and tag engraved with our phone number and dog's name, a ball, a doggy poncho in case he is wet when she puts him in the car and, for when he is in her car, a doggy fvcking seat belt (she doesn't have a dog grill) ...... This dog is going to live better than me. ::)
The THW is at her boyfriend's house until Saturday so the boys are planning a "surprise" for her return eveilgrin:
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Prolly ~ once he masters the keyboard. ::)
Meanwhile Woodstock has been "shopping":
Several hundredweight of dog food, new basket, grooming brushes, dog biscuits, Bonios, Stainless steel bowls for water and food, new leather lead, new leather collar and tag engraved with our phone number and dog's name, a ball, a doggy poncho in case he is wet when she puts him in the car and, for when he is in her car, a doggy fvcking seat belt (she doesn't have a dog grill) ...... This dog is going to live better than me. ::)
The THW is at her boyfriend's house until Saturday so the boys are planning a "surprise" for her return eveilgrin:
Most of that kit is for you point: point: point: point:
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Both boys have walked him round the kennel field .... he pulls a bit but they can cope with that and at 7 months it should be easy enough to train that out of him. He will sit on command and returns when let off the lead. It seems that when you call him back that he is not going to but he is ackchooly looking for something to bring back as a present .... Stick, ball ... whatever he can find. Tends to jump up at first but a firm "NO!" and he sits down.
Training should not be a problem as he seems a very biddable pooch, eager to please but very unhappy about being kennelled. Previous owners got him last Christmas but were both at work all day so he got a bit destructive in their absence ~ hardly surprising for a puppy. I am at home every day so he will be good company for me and hopefully will enjoy having someone with him all the time. They tell us that he doesn't get car sick and seems to enjoy going out in the car.
Not yet neutered but the kennels are making arrangements for that to be done in about three weeks time. Micro chipped of course and we have passed the "Home Inspection".
I tell you, taking on a rescued dog is no longer an easy or cheap option but a KC registered pure bred for £125 seems a bargain. The £125 includes the neutering, 2 days supply of food, collar, de-fleaing, full vet check and the blanket he is used to.
Top man Snoopy :thumbsup:
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Sounds like a lovely addition to the family Snoops. I always wanted a dog but was brought up by parents who liked to travel so not practical. I was happy to care for someone else's lab who was a perfect gentleman. I used to give him a bath outside with several buckets of warm water, a jug and shampoo. He had eczema and you could see the relief on his face afterwards. angel1
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Like when you stopped washing him, like?
Boy dogs don't like that poofy French soap. Not a poodle, you know ::)
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Yes Nick. ::)
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I'm NOT happy....nowt new there then I hear some exclaim ::)
Further to my Optician appointment last saturday, the quackters receptionist has just rung stating that the old battleaxe has read the letter that the Optician sent her, but cannot sanction refer or authorise a specialist appointment to the hossy. eeek:
Howvere, she did ask the receptionist to state that if I would like to make yet ANOTHER appointment to see her, then I would be most welcome to do so, or even a telephone consultation with her if I prefer.
I told her in my grumpiest tone, to relay the message that I do NOT want to waste my time any further seeing her again, and to also pass on my thanks for her caring concerned attitude.
What now? Where now? Shrugs:
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Change your doctor. You have every right to ask for a second opinion.
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Change your doctor. You have every right to ask for a second opinion.
That's what Mrs G said.
I'm going to have to as this recurring problem, now x 4 in 6 weeks, is not normal.
Anyone would thonk it was costing her practice money to send me ffs! Banghead
Said that to the receptionist, and judging by her tone of voice, I detected a hint of agreement.
Felt a bit sorry for her having to listen to my rantings. redface:
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Go private............don't mess with your minces..........
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Go private............don't mess with your minces..........
My arguement entirely.
The owld witch of a G, yes G for GENERAL, not specialist, P obviously doesn't see it that way.
As for private, I did think of that ££££££££££££££££ eeek:, but what's the use of £££££££££££'s if I can't see proper to do me job and blimp at Kylies arse like.
Not many pleasures on life, but her most gorgeous of peaches does make me feel SSSSSSSSSSO happy. cloud9:
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Go private............don't mess with your minces..........
My arguement entirely.
The owld witch of a G, yes G for GENERAL, not specialist, P obviously doesn't see it that way.
As for private, I did think of that ££££££££££££££££ eeek:, but what's the use of £££££££££££'s if I can't see proper to do me job and blimp at Kylies arse like.
Not many pleasures on life, but her most gorgeous of peaches does make me feel SSSSSSSSSSO happy. cloud9:
Maybe if you go private........you could use Kyle pics for eye test.......... :thumbsup:
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Go private............don't mess with your minces..........
My arguement entirely.
The owld witch of a G, yes G for GENERAL, not specialist, P obviously doesn't see it that way.
As for private, I did think of that ££££££££££££££££ eeek:, but what's the use of £££££££££££'s if I can't see proper to do me job and blimp at Kylies arse like.
Not many pleasures on life, but her most gorgeous of peaches does make me feel SSSSSSSSSSO happy. cloud9:
Maybe if you go private........you could use Kyle pics for eye test.......... :thumbsup:
Nah. I go all bleary eyed and dreamy when I blimp her cheeks. cloud9:
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Go private............don't mess with your minces..........
My arguement entirely.
The owld witch of a G, yes G for GENERAL, not specialist, P obviously doesn't see it that way.
As for private, I did think of that ££££££££££££££££ eeek:, but what's the use of £££££££££££'s if I can't see proper to do me job and blimp at Kylies arse like.
Not many pleasures on life, but her most gorgeous of peaches does make me feel SSSSSSSSSSO happy. cloud9:
Maybe if you go private........you could use Kyle pics for eye test.......... :thumbsup:
(https://www.virtual-pub.com/SMF/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fs10.postimage.org%2Flmrdcuqzp%2Fimage.jpg&hash=c34f058ed8c8bf0944b4a334a3571486d03b52ee) (http://postimage.org/image/lmrdcuqzp/)
rubschin:
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Now that's one face you wouldn't want to miss hitting
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Growler could always try The Pilots Eye Test (http://forums.speedguide.net/showthread.php?230370-Pilot-s-Eye-Test-Can-You-Pass)
I failed
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Got a nerve problem in lower back/arse ..........walking like a numpty ............all Miss T can do is laugh ........ evil:.........
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Oh my God!!!!!!! I am so sorry you can't see this. apc has a trapped nerve in his ass. Seems to have affected his entire body! I am clearly the worst carer in the world cos I have almost peed watching him try to walk. All I could think of at work tonight was getting home and finding this advert from when I was a kid..............
SoftMints advert (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lL6hkpJveM#)
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BTW he is now severely pissed off! not because he walks like a cripple and I laugh, but because I'm now calling him "Mr Soft" redface:
Oh, to be a fly on my wall right now..........
happy002 happy002 happy002 happy002 happy002 happy002 happy002 happy002 happy002 happy002 happy002
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lol: lol: lol: lol: lol:
Mr Soft ... typical of most things in his life right now - tyres , walking ability ....... whistle:
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shutup:
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Oh my God!!!!!!! I am so sorry you can't see this. apc has a trapped nerve in his ass. Seems to have affected his entire body! I am clearly the worst carer in the world cos I have almost peed watching him try to walk. All I could think of at work tonight was getting home and finding this advert from when I was a kid..............
SoftMints advert (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lL6hkpJveM#)
lol: lol: lol:
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Oh my God!!!!!!! I am so sorry you can't see this. apc has a trapped nerve in his ass. Seems to have affected his entire body! I am clearly the worst carer in the world cos I have almost peed watching him try to walk. All I could think of at work tonight was getting home and finding this advert from when I was a kid..............
SoftMints advert (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lL6hkpJveM#)
happy001
Great song too! You can play him the full-length version!
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel - Mr Soft (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcPfWy2jScI#)
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My Boyfriend's Back - American Dreams (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewjxzSGmOGw#)
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We're not being very sympathetic are we . Poor man and his restricted movement ... whistle:
Sesame Street: It's Hip to Be a Square (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdcHzquaMh8#)
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lol: lol: lol: lol:
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Golden cup rulz.......... :thumbsup: mozzie bites , headaches (hangovers redface:), backache and TMR can vouch for the other use .. whistle:
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Golden cup rulz.......... :thumbsup: mozzie bites , headaches (hangovers redface:), backache and TMR can vouch for the other use .. whistle:
Would it get me a pass out like....? rubschin:
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Golden cup rulz.......... :thumbsup: mozzie bites , headaches (hangovers redface:), backache and TMR can vouch for the other use .. whistle:
Would it get me a pass out like....? rubschin:
Depends where you put it ............. rubschin:
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Golden cup rulz.......... :thumbsup: mozzie bites , headaches (hangovers redface:), backache and TMR can vouch for the other use .. whistle:
Would it get me a pass out like....? rubschin:
Depends where you put it ............. rubschin:
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Golden showers golden cups? eeek:
Fell over onto concrete steps yesterday, Shocked: no alcohol involved. I don't think that there is one bit of me that does not ache sting or hurt in some way. evil:
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I don't think that there is one bit of me that does not ache sting or hurt in some way. evil:
I'm told that Cranberry Juice is good for that whistle:
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I don't think that there is one bit of me that does not ache sting or hurt in some way. evil:
I'm told that Cranberry Juice is good for that whistle:
Spank2:
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I don't think that there is one bit of me that does not ache sting or hurt in some way. evil:
I'm told that Cranberry Juice is good for that whistle:
Spank2:
I accept my punishment ~ I'm only glad that somebody got the reference. ;)
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I don't think that there is one bit of me that does not ache sting or hurt in some way. evil:
I'm told that Cranberry Juice is good for that whistle:
Spank2:
I accept my punishment ~ I'm only glad that somebody got the reference. ;)
I got it ......... redface:
BTW Bangcock Dick has new stuff for sale .........some kinda wonder drink........ rubschin:
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You drink it and wonder what happened? scared2:
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You drink it and wonder what happened? scared2:
Not sure no writing in English............... scared2:
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Cold, shivering and feeling sick2: all quite suddenly noooo:
Off to bed
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Cold, shivering and feeling sick2: all quite suddenly noooo:
Off to bed
Ebola for sure :thumbsup:
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Cold, shivering and feeling sick2: all quite suddenly noooo:
Off to bed
Take yer incinerator with you to keep you warm like.
Yet another Top Growler Tip! :thumbsup:
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Feeling a bit betterer now. It may have been smo
ke inhalation rubschin:
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Feeling a bit betterer now. It may have been smo
ke inhalation rubschin:
Quite. whistle:
Smoke in the garden (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXt8eByYlx0#)
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Cold, shivering and feeling sick2: all quite suddenly noooo:
Off to bed
Feeling a bit betterer now. It may have been smo
ke inhalation rubschin:
From deaths door to top of the world in 22 minutes. Praise the lord worthy:
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I have been talking on the big white telephone
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I have been talking on the big white telephone
What was said from the other end like?
Problee "alreet Nick you knob rot, yer a cock. :thumbsup:
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This evening, I am actually feeling utterly and totally GOOSED.
Dunno why even, 'cus I've not been that busy tbh.
Was going to walk up me 'monster 'ill' tomozo too while the wever is sssso bootiful, but it's making me even more goosed just thinking about it. sad32:
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scared2:
I am not the youngest in the team but so far in the last 12 months my colleagues have each had:
2 x Gall Bladder removed,
1 xheart attack + triple heart by-pass
1 x new baby (heart monitor attached during pregnancy)
1 x foot op
1 x broken ankle
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A babby cloud9:
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scared2:
I am not the youngest in the team but so far in the last 12 months my colleagues have each had:
2 x Gall Bladder removed,
1 xheart attack + triple heart by-pass
1 x new baby (heart monitor attached during pregnancy)
1 x foot op
1 x broken ankle
Have each had. Shocked:
Are dual gall bladders a job requirement or just a local mutation?
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scared2:
I am not the youngest in the team but so far in the last 12 months my colleagues have each had:
2 x Gall Bladder removed,
1 xheart attack + triple heart by-pass
1 x new baby (heart monitor attached during pregnancy)
1 x foot op
1 x broken ankle
Have each had. Shocked:
Are dual gall bladders a job requirement or just a local mutation?
I just knew I would be picked up on that.
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Some in here NEVER miss an opportunity, no matter how remote Tipo. ::)
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I've just remembered why this was on my mind in the first place, another colleague (a different one to those others) is an inpatient at the moment with suspected Pancreatic somut or other or appendicitis. noooo:
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And how is your dementia?
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redface:
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Have felt ill all day noooo:
Going to bed surrender:
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Have felt ill all day noooo:
Going to bed surrender:
Violins:
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Have felt ill all day noooo:
Going to bed surrender:
Violins:
Most excellent.
Peace reigns. cloud9:
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I'm on the hot toddies now sad24:
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Are they related to the twins? rubschin:
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Been absolutely and thouroughly goosed beyond belief eeek: since I started taking these Amitriptyline, but then I found me secret stache of Modifinil!!
Get yerselves some. for that extra kick when yer feeling groggled.
Yet another TOP medical tip from Dct.GROWLER. angel1
I'm buzzin' now, whuhey! :thumbsup:
Gym/biffters beckons.
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scared2:
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scared2:
Wha'? Shrugs:
ALL legal I can assure you.
Piggin' BUZZIN', I tell ye. lol:
Never felt so lively, just like a young spring chick in fact! cloud9:
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scared2: scared2:
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scared2: scared2:
Shrugs: lol: :thumbsup:
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Very fuzzy wuzzy in the 'ed dept. today.
Not taking one of those tabs in the afternoon EVER again. noooo:
Me 'ed and mind were's still both buzzin' at 03:00 this morning. Banghead