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Previously on "What's the most infectious thing you've gone into work with?"
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"What's the most infectious thing you've gone into work with?" - Suity.....
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Originally posted by eek View PostThat sounds very much like the beginning of Contagion (2011) - IMDb . Thankfully you've given us warning and we can wait until you get home then nuke Luton from orbit. Should improve average house prices as well....
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostTonsillitis and Hand Foot and Mouth.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostJust been invited to leave site as I am breaking out in itchy red pus filled lesions.
It might be something as harmless as chicken pox. Mind you my Grandad is back in hospital so I could have picked up something really nasty.
So, I'm going to the docs now to get a diagnosis. In the mean time can I hear about which tropical diseases you have introduced into the workplace so as not to miss a days billing?
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Hang on last year I went into client site with an infection in my leg, I only went to the doctor when my leg puffed up and turned purple
Doctor told me to stay at home and keep my leg elevated, so that was two months of working from home at a client that wouldn't allow it for contractors....result as my expenses dropped like a stone!
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Type 2 diabetes
Edit: To be clear, that was a diagnosis for suity, not something I've gone to work with.Last edited by mudskipper; 19 May 2014, 16:09.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostJust been invited to leave site as I am breaking out in itchy red pus filled lesions.
It might be something as harmless as chicken pox. Mind you my Grandad is back in hospital so I could have picked up something really nasty.
So, I'm going to the docs now to get a diagnosis. In the mean time can I hear about which tropical diseases you have introduced into the workplace so as not to miss a days billing?
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Make peace with your God and go gracefully into the night
HTH
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Chicken Pox during the brief period I went back to the darkside, as they demanded a sick note from my doctor before I'd be allowed to go home
So of course I was by then determined to infect as many human remains bods as possible
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