I see the light! Bleeding hell it's blowing a gale out there, wouldn't be surprised if it all gets knocked out again soon...Bag Lady wrote:I tried posting something similar 4 hours ago but the internet connection was crap as well.Ravenette wrote:On the sofa, in the dark, whilst I wait for the power cut to be over.
But now I'm in the light. Have you seen the light too Jax?
Where are you right now?
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Re: Where are you right now?
I've got some chloroform and handcuffs, just for you.
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Hammersmith1982
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Re: Where are you right now?
No, but I used to. Has that got Niacin in it?elvisintheclouds wrote:Cool! Glad it's working for you... Do you eat marmite?
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elvisintheclouds
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Yes and the other B vits if I remember correctly... (I can't eat it anymore myself, love the taste though!).Hammersmith1982 wrote:No, but I used to. Has that got Niacin in it?elvisintheclouds wrote:Cool! Glad it's working for you... Do you eat marmite?
http://www.healthaliciousness.com/artic ... min-B3.php
Thank you very much
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Re: Where are you right now?
At home in the study, with Professor Plum and the lead piping...
I've got some chloroform and handcuffs, just for you.
Re: Where are you right now?
Just about to brave the elements to drive up to the hospital to collect the Monster-In-Law.
She's been in hospital for just over a week with the broken shoulder (only a hairline fracture) and in that time she hasn't even got as far as being treated on the orthopaedic ward she was SUPPOSED to be in.
Great doctors and nurses but useless pen-pushing office manager pricks. Bollocks to the 'suits'.
Anyway, they say she can come home today and attend orthopaedic sessions as an 'out-patient' and we're getting a Social Care Worker to visit daily and help her dress and wash.
So why she had to sit there in hospital at all is a mystery.
Oh well. Happy days.
She's been in hospital for just over a week with the broken shoulder (only a hairline fracture) and in that time she hasn't even got as far as being treated on the orthopaedic ward she was SUPPOSED to be in.
Great doctors and nurses but useless pen-pushing office manager pricks. Bollocks to the 'suits'.
Anyway, they say she can come home today and attend orthopaedic sessions as an 'out-patient' and we're getting a Social Care Worker to visit daily and help her dress and wash.
So why she had to sit there in hospital at all is a mystery.
Oh well. Happy days.
ManInBrown
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martininblack6363
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Re: Where are you right now?
Nice to hear she's getting home Rockula..... My wife is a nurse and yes the pen pushers create more shit than good!!! Merry Christmas!!!!
Where are you right now?
Good to hear she's coming out.
In the pub! Hiccy Christmas!!
In the pub! Hiccy Christmas!!
I've got some chloroform and handcuffs, just for you.
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Better news Rockula, glad to hear she'll be out of hospital.
No one can win against kipple.
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jaydee1964
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At home got tomorrow off work so I'm biding me time doing whatever the Mrs wants me to do OH yeah and waiting for JJ on 369
"The ending of the day.......brings the cccaaaalllllmmm,that you've been waiting for........."
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Left The Tipsy Laird pub in Kingussie a short while ago.
Had a nice pint of "Winter Warmer" (me ? beer ?
) as I surveyed the excellent juke box.
Found The MiB. Eighteen songs.
Put in my £1 and played Midnight Summer Dream and Nice 'n Sleazy.
I felt so proud but did look a bit of a nob as I did a leg movement at the bar. Who cares.
Kingussie - The new home of Stranglerdom.
Had a nice pint of "Winter Warmer" (me ? beer ?
) as I surveyed the excellent juke box. Found The MiB.
Eighteen songs. Put in my £1 and played Midnight Summer Dream and Nice 'n Sleazy.
I felt so proud but did look a bit of a nob as I did a leg movement at the bar. Who cares.
Kingussie - The new home of Stranglerdom.
"Madame, Be in no doubt as to the seriousness of your position". The Day of the Jackal, 1973.