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I am chilling : preparing for a week at clientco of earlies. So I start at 7:30 and finish at 15:30. Except I tend to start earlier than that just in case things get nasty.....
I've got a plaster on my toe and I'm frightened to take it off.
When I went to bed, I caught my toe on something as I was undressing.
I put the light on and it wasn't pretty - blood coming out from the middle of the nail and under my toe.
So I said some bad words and went and rinsed my toe in the shower ... leaving a trail of blood drips on the carpet behind me. (Bye, bye, deposit.)
I had taken off a piece of skin on the underside about the size of my toenail, broken the toenail in half with one half sticking up and the other half at a funny angle.
So I got the MIssus to bung a plaster on it and I went to bed.
It kept waking me up in the night, every time I turned over. Ooo!
I found out this morning the wheel on the bed is broken and the sharp metal innards are exposed.
I've just had a shower and was too frightened to take the plaster off before I got in. Now it's all wet I've got to take it off. But I don't wanna.
What a strange bit of vandalism. Kids these days have no imagination at all.
If that is the entrance to your flats, there is now a fire hazard, Shirley?
Could the management company treat this as an 'emergency'? So that someone can be called out to fix it today?
The management company is, in actuality, a brother and sister who live about five miles away; they only deal with a few properties. I've no doubt the brother could rustle up a couple of mates to come over and help him sort it out, but it seems a shame to disturb him on a Sunday - it's easy enough to get in and out via next door or over the wall, so it might as well wait until tomorrow.
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