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Try to avoid eating rat poison for a while because it will only make the bleeding worse.
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Sucking your thumb would prevent infection actually.You might need to give the thumb-sucking a rest for a while.
As for EO, I would suggest getting some maggots and wrapping them around your thumb.
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Are you up to date on tetanus jabs?Originally posted by EqualOpportunities View PostThanks, one and all, for the insightful responses.
Some will be pleased to hear that:
a) it has pretty much stopped bleeding
b) I wasn't drunk, but had just got in from a 48 hourer at client co
c) it doesn't yet seem to be infected
EO
Serious question!
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80 quid an hour. do you need an apprentice ? I'll peel yer spuds for youOriginally posted by EqualOpportunities View Post£80/hr - same as usual...
Tw@
How kind...
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£80/hr - same as usual...Originally posted by SallyAnne View Post48 hourer?!!!!

Much did you bill for that?!!!!!!
Tw@Originally posted by bogeyman View PostJust got in from a long session at client and clutching a very sharp knife?
Should have chucked it in the canal.

How kind...Originally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostShould have chucked you in the canal.
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Just got in from a long session at client and clutching a very sharp knife?
Edge play confirmed then !
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Should have chucked you in the canal.Originally posted by bogeyman View PostJust got in from a long session at client and clutching a very sharp knife?
Should have chucked it in the canal.

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Just got in from a long session at client and clutching a very sharp knife?Originally posted by EqualOpportunities View PostThanks, one and all, for the insightful responses.
Some will be pleased to hear that:
a) it has pretty much stopped bleeding
b) I wasn't drunk, but had just got in from a 48 hourer at client co
c) it doesn't yet seem to be infected
EO
Should have chucked it in the canal.
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48 hourer?!!!!Originally posted by EqualOpportunities View PostThanks, one and all, for the insightful responses.
Some will be pleased to hear that:
a) it has pretty much stopped bleeding
b) I wasn't drunk, but had just got in from a 48 hourer at client co
c) it doesn't yet seem to be infected
EO

Much did you bill for that?!!!!!!
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Thanks, one and all, for the insightful responses.
Some will be pleased to hear that:
a) it has pretty much stopped bleeding
b) I wasn't drunk, but had just got in from a 48 hourer at client co
c) it doesn't yet seem to be infected
EO
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In which case we can nominate him for a Darwin award in his memoryOriginally posted by bogeyman View PostI revel in schadenfreude as much as the next CUK poster, but I think there is a chance that EOs mishap could still prove to be life-threatening.
Instead of attending to his wound, he spent time posting on CUK using his no-doubt grotty and bacillus-laden keyboard, and so will probably develop sepsis in the next 48 hours or so.
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