PM FAO Doodab's liver

[suityou01]

Get well soon.

[MarillionFan]

You're going with the "it's only time to worry once people start being nice" philosophy?

Could be worse...

Which also reminds me, Seth McFarlane you're a ******* douchebag you ******* dog killing ******* ****.

[d000hg]

Oh tulip

How did you get that through?

PS: sorry Doodab. Does it mean you're still stuck in the ward until they treat it?

[Bunk]

How did you get that through?

PS: sorry Doodab. Does it mean you're still stuck in the ward until they treat it?

You're allowed to say shit: in certain circumstances. Like this one. All the best Doodab.

[doodab]

How did you get that through?

PS: sorry Doodab. Does it mean you're still stuck in the ward until they treat it?

Maybe, at the moment I'm biding time waiting for test results and maybe more tests and being looked after. I think they plan to discharge me once they have a final diagnoses and I'm stable, as I do still have the symptoms I came in with and they need to be managed.

[Mr.Whippy]

All the best doodab, get well soon.

[d000hg]

You're allowed to say tulip in certain circumstances. Like this one. All the best Doodab.

You're just not allowed to quote it

[Zippy]

How did you get that through?

You just put the word inside colons. If you quote a post containing the word, the colons get stripped out and you have to put them back before posting.
You are allowed to use it, but I'd suggest that calling someone a shit:head in the professional forums wouldn't be well received.

[MarillionFan]

You just put the word inside colons. If you quote a post containing the word, the colons get stripped out and you have to put them back before posting.
You are allowed to use it, but I'd suggest that calling someone a tuliphead in the professional forums wouldn't be well received.

Colons? Livers? For that reason I'm out.

[d000hg]

Please tell us you're not at this place:

BBC News - Liver specialist suspended from duty at University Hospital of Wales

Health chiefs have suspended a specialist liver surgeon linked to the "avoidable deaths" of eight patients he operated on in Cardiff.