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Previously on "Actually Ill enough not to go into work."
Not a great fan of Immodium. I was on a beach in Thailand when I got the tulips really bad. We were going two days later to Nepal via Bangladesh. Anyway one of the guys on the morning we were due to go said take some Immodium.
Seven days ,lots of cramps & three countries later three days into a Himilayan trek I eventually had a tulip.
Personally wont touch the stuff.
I cant blame you for that, I don't think anyone else would want to touch your sh*t either .
Not a great fan of Immodium. I was on a beach in Thailand when I got the tulips really bad. We were going two days later to Nepal via Bangladesh. Anyway one of the guys on the morning we were due to go said take some Immodium.
Seven days ,lots of cramps & three countries later three days into a Himilayan trek I eventually had a tulip.
Take care of yerself - this is why I alawys carry Immodium in my first aid box when I'm away from home. You never know when you're going to need it...
Indeed! Many years ago I fell ill from some cockroach infested Moroccan food and felt the inevitable explosion growing in the guts. I virtually ran to our campsite desperately looking for the bogs but all I could see were tents, tents and more tents with people staring at me. I had about 5 seconds and I turned left thinking I'm going to either sh1t my pants or defecate in front of everyone. Fortunately, it was the toilets and I ran in, pushing someone over and just managed to get most of the foul satan's brew in the bowl. It was the ladies as well but at that stage I didn't care... horrible... couldn't move on for days and Immodium was the saviour with plenty of water for dehydration.
Missus and child went away for the weekend and I was thinking. Great bliss.
Now its a ring of fire.
I was supposed to negotiate my new global contract in one hour with the US VP and i've had to cancel it. I would've probably agreed to do the roll for £5 hour in this state.
Did the deliverable get finished by someone else then? If not, then you haven't lost money at all. All you need to do is finish what you would have done today to meet the deadline, and if another day is needed because you weren't able to do it today, spend another day doing it when you are well again - perhaps next Saturday or Sunday?
Why do so many contractors think like employees?
If only the world could fit neatly into your little boxes
Take care of yerself - this is why I alawys carry Immodium in my first aid box when I'm away from home. You never know when you're going to need it...
Mate, carry it on your person at all times! Never been so blissful as when I was halfway up a mountain in Ladak and got that funny feeling in my tummy. I remember I had stuck it in my wallet as I had some very dodgy food on the way over from Delhi.
Was visiting a Buddhist monastery later on that day. Dread to think what they would have though if I came covered in tulipe!
The stuff never leaves my person, can make sex awkward though …..
Missus and child went away for the weekend and I was thinking. Great bliss.
Now its a ring of fire.
I was supposed to negotiate my new global contract in one hour with the US VP and i've had to cancel it. I would've probably agreed to do the roll for £5 hour in this state.
my 1 year old daughter was like that all weekend - nothing like being woken by a stream of warm vomit across your cheek!
lol how true, great when you pick them up, hold them tight - a little to hard and they bring up their last bottle all over your head, neck and back. At least it's warm
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