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[AndyGarbs]

Don't forget to start at the beginning....

No need, i done a search for Bicester

[wattaj]

What the hell does your hygienist do that requires injections??

Pegging.

[ladymuck]

Pegging.

Do I even dare google that?

[AndyGarbs]

Back from dental hygienist.
She didn’t tell me she was going to give me a load of injections, just surprised it on me.
But she does have a great playlist of 70s music, which made up for it.

What the hell does your hygienist do that requires injections??

Dentist doing a late shift ??

[wattaj]

Do I even dare google that?

Probably for the best that you don't.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Tea: the last (thankfully) of Sunday's roast turkey with carrots & onions. It doesn't work so well with chicken or turkey, but WTF, it makes a change & sort of tastes of stuff, since I'm ailing also orange segments & custards, rounded off with 1.05 pints of good Glengettie tea.

Entertainment: "The Bounty (1984)" with Mad Max and Hannibal Lector. .

It has that Larry Olivier as Lord Hood.

[ladymuck]

Dinner was a chicken kiev from M&S and some salad.

Edible but hardly inspiring.

[NickFitz]

For tea tonight, chicken madras (out of the freezer; judging by the date, this is with the Sainsbury’s own brand sauce, rather than the Patak’s) with the usual rice and naan. Very tasty, rather zingy

[WTFH]

The nerve blocks wore off at 10:07 tonight.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Entertainment: "The Bounty (1984)" with Mad Max and Hannibal Lector. .

It has that Larry Olivier as Lord Hood.

Considerably different from the 1935 version: much more balanced in the portrayal of Bligh.

That Liam Neeson, that Neil Morrisey, and that Bernard Hill were in it too, along with a considerable number of bare breasted lovelies.

Actually quite a lot of the bare breasted loveliness got FFed through to get on with it FFS.

Apart from Bligh being referred to as "Lootenant" by all & sundry, it was notably less Septic that the 1935 version, even Mad Max managed a reasonable English accent, though it did slip a bit now & again.