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I think it did to the guy that got a bit over eager with some silicon sealant.Originally posted by ratewhore View PostYes, but did it increase the size?
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just had the 's' word mentioned
sabbatical.
jeez I could do with a few months off. I wonder sometimes if I am getting depressed by this place , mildly depressed.
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im ok. But I am developing a gland on my long term scar tissueOriginally posted by minestrone View PostMy gf had to treat a patient who did just exactly that.
Long term issues with scar tissue on his gland.
bored bored bored
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<cough>Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostCome on you know you'd be gutted when that £150k a year isn't coming in any more!
<gutted smiley>
more like 50
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My gf had to treat a patient who did just exactly that.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI wanna lie around in bed for a few weeks, playing with my cheese grater
Long term issues with scar tissue on his gland.
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Come on you know you'd be gutted when that £150k a year isn't coming in any more!Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI cant stand this place much more. Please can this project. please
I wanna lie around in bed for a few weeks, playing with my cheese grater

<gutted smiley>
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Sounds like me a month back!Originally posted by HawkeyeI cant stand this place much more. Please sack the entire project team. Please!!!!!!!
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Please release me , let me go
I cant stand this place much more. Please can this project. please
I wanna lie around in bed for a few weeks, playing with my cheese grater
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