Man's head full of air

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NigelJK replied

15 March 2018, 13:54
Think we've got our victim.
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northernladuk replied

15 March 2018, 13:46
Originally posted by BR14 View Post

wot?
Disabling or debilitating, maybe?

Wondered why autocorrect wasn't correcting it. Thought I was to smart using a word it didn't know...
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shaunbhoy replied

15 March 2018, 13:27
Originally posted by SueEllen View Post

linky

He is getting in touch with his feminine side.
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BR14 replied

15 March 2018, 13:17
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

How come 9 pints can give me disabilitating headaches yet enough air pressure to compress his brain by a quarter only leaves him feeling a bit unsteady on his feet???

wot?
Disabling or debilitating, maybe?
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barrydidit replied

15 March 2018, 13:00
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

How come 9 pints can give me disabilitating headaches yet enough air pressure to compress his brain by a quarter only leaves him feeling a bit unsteady on his feet???

That's the shame of knowing that a real man would manage a dozen.
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OwlHoot replied

15 March 2018, 12:53
Originally posted by woohoo View Post

Best to ask in the Brexit forum.

Upticked on grounds that all the die-hard Remainers forlornly congregate there!
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SueEllen replied

15 March 2018, 12:53
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

How come 9 pints can give me disabilitating headaches yet enough air pressure to compress his brain by a quarter only leaves him feeling a bit unsteady on his feet???

He's not dehydrated unlike you.
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northernladuk replied

15 March 2018, 12:46
While the brain scan images appear as though a hunk of the brain has disappeared, Brown said that wasn’t the case; rather, the air cavity had compressed the brain.

How come 9 pints can give me disabilitating headaches yet enough air pressure to compress his brain by a quarter only leaves him feeling a bit unsteady on his feet???
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woohoo replied

15 March 2018, 12:29
Originally posted by NigelJK View Post

Wonder which CUK member that was.

Best to ask in th Brexit forum.
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NigelJK replied

15 March 2018, 12:17
Wonder which CUK member that was.
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SueEllen started a topic Man's head full of air

15 March 2018, 11:32
Man's head full of air

linky

An elderly man who turned up in an emergency department in Northern Ireland after a series of falls has stunned doctors after they found a huge air-filled cavity where part of his brain should have been.

The 84-year-old was referred to A&E by his doctor after several months of feeling unsteady on his feet and experiencing falls, and three days of weakness in his left arm and leg.
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