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1. happyture8 November 2011, 10:08 GMT +01:00
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410. happyture26 February 2012, 9:53 GMT +01:00
OH dont sleep dezzie, jog on the spot or sumfink, get that pulse beating, the last thing you want is to wake up without a pulse init, could make you poorly :O)
411. xymonau26 February 2012, 13:00 GMT +01:00
I used to work with a client who had no pulse. He had one of the first artificial heart valves from the 80s, I think, and because of that, he had zero pulse. He had passed out a couple of times and people thought he was dead. He had to wear his medical alert stuff very visibly, or he might have woken up in a morgue.
I took my tablet earlier tonight, and even if my blood pressure is high, I'm taking no more tonight. I'm far too old for this staying up all night caper.
412. happyture26 February 2012, 22:00 GMT +01:00
Your client,,,,,did they have pointy teefs and sleep in a coffin ????
413. xymonau27 February 2012, 11:11 GMT +01:00
LOL The old ones were a kind of ping-pong ball contraption that didn't click, so they really sent no noise or vibrations strong enough to detect. The amazing thing is that he was still alive after so many years with the valve and using heparin - an anti-coagulant.
When I have mine done, I think I want a pig's valve. Suits my temperament.
414. happyture27 February 2012, 13:12 GMT +01:00
Oh dezzie dezzie dezzie,, You always pull your self down,,,Pig Valve indeed,,Dont they do a Tasmanian devil valve,,, be perfect :O)
416. happyture27 February 2012, 20:28 GMT +01:00
A few, with their squinty eyes and blue uniforms Grrrrrr!!!
417. xymonau28 February 2012, 13:09 GMT +01:00
Ahem, it won't be very long before you'll hear a knock on your door if you post things like that. Pigs has long memories. An' even longer databases.
418. happyture29 February 2012, 8:41 GMT +01:00
Ha ha ha yes your right dezzie,,???? dont you ever get fed up with being right all the times,,,What i love doing is talking a load of steaming bull,,,while looking at their faces,,just to see how long it takes them to say "excuse me,but i think your wrong there,, as i was saying, the Queens related to Dame Edna through her dear poorly husband!!!!
419. xymonau29 February 2012, 10:09 GMT +01:00
Ah, Dame Edna. Loved by other countries for all the wrong reasons. We get her context. Others just get the jokes.
420. happyture29 February 2012, 10:56 GMT +01:00
She's a Star possum, almost as BIG as the queen, we think she's great, a little butch, but she's OK!!!
421. xymonau29 February 2012, 13:32 GMT +01:00
See, she is the epitome of a type of Oz woman from the 50-60s in the suburbs, but you don't see that level of brilliance. And he has adapted the humour to be more biting and less Australian. I like his other characters, too.
423. xymonau29 February 2012, 15:06 GMT +01:00
You might need to have that talk with your Ma - the one she tried to have when you hit your teens.
424. happyture29 February 2012, 22:04 GMT +01:00
Ha ha ha,,Ma said she's told me all about them Trainvesttights ...
425. xymonau1 March 2012, 13:22 GMT +01:00
But obviously nuffing about comedians. She was very remiss!
426. happyture1 March 2012, 15:00 GMT +01:00
Not a word,,anyway, dont you just HATE these people on facebook that are overnight professional photographers, someone i know put a image onone of these pages/site and the words of wisdom that were left for him went like this, its a shame your camera got the colors wrong, a shame about the foreground and a pity the sky was bland, apart from that nice shot,,,,? The word Numbskull sprung to mind :O)
427. xymonau3 March 2012, 10:16 GMT +01:00
Was it your pic?
People really don't care who they hurt when they're anonymous - although there are a lot of pigs out there who use their real name.
428. happyture3 March 2012, 14:37 GMT +01:00
No it wasn't my pic, it was a friend of mine taken with his first dslr,, the world is a strange place indeed..
429. xymonau3 March 2012, 14:47 GMT +01:00
I am often annoyed by people's attitudes, even to their own children. Someone I know was boasting recently about having sold some things to their kids. I thought they were a bit lousy. I would have given it all to mine.
430. happyture4 March 2012, 8:35 GMT +01:00
Me too Dezzie, id give my kids grandkids my last penny and wouldn't think twice, and they know it ...
431. xymonau4 March 2012, 13:22 GMT +01:00
Ah, well - we all have different standards, don't we?
I had mint ice cream, banana ice cream and a lemon "pie" tonight at CHIP. The "pie" base was made from wholemeal breadcrumbs, coconut and something else. It was amazing! In fact, it was rich, delicious (topped with raspberries, i think), and tasted just like cream. Made from tofu and cashews. I am replete with yummy food. I can't wait to make some for myself!
Sadly, it's late at night and I'll have to wait until tomorrow. *sigh*
I've just discovered I have a kidney stone - a big one - and some other things that might require an operation. I'm getting a bit tired of all these health things. I guess I'm paying for years of neglect. My chickens have come home to roost, but I'm fast running out of perches.
432. happyture6 March 2012, 12:56 GMT +01:00
I had kidney stones i was only 16 years old when i had them,,they said i may have been born with them as some babies are,,and you know my luck ??
433. xymonau6 March 2012, 13:07 GMT +01:00
Did you have to pass them? The doc told me yesterday that this one can stay where it is as it's not blocking anything, and is unlikely to move. I was so relieved! They are agony to pass, I believe. Have you had any since?
