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Never seen her with an umbrella, and she's not English, so it's still unclear as yet.Originally posted by vetran View PostYou live under Mary Poppins?Comment
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Home again.
3 down.
Currently waiting for the anaesthetic to wear off (they’ve warned me about it). They took out more of my chest than I expected, which now feels tight and stiff. Not sure if the worst bit was the 3rd local into my neck (v painful), or the burning smell as they sealed some of the bleeding on my chest.
Have to go back to see the consultant next week for the big one, at which point the nurse is going to either remove the stitches from my chest, or re-dress it.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Three down, one to go....Originally posted by WTFH View Post3 down.
Have to go back to see the consultant next week for the big one

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And so it proved to be.Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostLiver, bacon, and onion gravy for tea this evening.
The liver was Morrisons (reduced) and cut rather thicker than I like.
It was nice enough if a little heavy on the chili powder.
Concluded by 1.05 pints of Good Glengettie Tea.
The evening's entertainment began with "Made in America (1993)" with that Whoopi Goldberg and Ted Danson.
Quite funny in parts.
Made in America (1993) - IMDb
Now watching Secret Scotland with Susan Calman, which, today, is in Stirling.
There's curling in it. Like that mad Canadian film I watched a couple of weeks ago.
Originally posted by WTFH View PostHome again.
3 down.
Hope you're ok.
Now watching "Underground Worlds: Gibraltar" on Yesterday.Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; 25 September 2019, 19:14.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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's what i had yesterday .Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostAnd so it proved to be.
The liver was Morrisons (reduced) and cut rather thicker than I like.
It was nice enough if a little heavy on the chili powder.
Concluded by 1.05 pints of Good Glengettie Tea.
The evening's entertainment began with "Made in America (1993)" with that Whoopi Goldberg and Ted Danson.
Quite funny in parts.
Made in America (1993) - IMDb
Now watching Secret Scotland with Susan Calman, which, today, is in Stirling.
There's curling in it. Like that mad Canadian film I watched a couple of weeks ago.
Hope you're ok.
Now watching "Underground Worlds: Gibraltar" on Yesterday.
only mine was from the local butcher.
had a pimp trying to convince me to take a gig which involves travelling on aircraft etc.
'it's only a two hour flight'
'yes, and 90mins getting there, 90mins standing in queues, and 60mins getting out'
feckwits.
and hotels.
oh, how i Hate hotels.
30 years of existing in Hotels.
did i say i hated hotels?
dear oh dear
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WDrSS
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Tea tonight has been chicken in red wine sauce, with chips and peas. Very nice, it was
It's dry here at the moment, but apparently the rain will visit overnight again
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Hallo Chaps, it’s been ages since I’ve been here - sorry to hear about the medical adventures WTFH. Hope the biopsies are good."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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EveningOriginally posted by cojak View PostHallo Chaps, it’s been ages since I’ve been here - sorry to hear about the medical adventures WTFH. Hope the biopsies are good.
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Oh, and if it was you who fixed the title on this week's links, thanks!Originally posted by cojak View PostHallo Chaps, it’s been ages since I’ve been here - sorry to hear about the medical adventures WTFH. Hope the biopsies are good.
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