How many lives have you got left?

[Nihal]

I was referring to me picking the nose. I didn't bother reading the rest of your post

Oi,you just deleted your post,YOU...............YOU,i'll................
Oh,wait,its still there,i quoted while calling you dimwit,now i'm sure you are a dimwit

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Yes the delete bit is good for annoying people, Muhahahaha!

I explained in a post on the previous page (which I see you have liked) anyway.

 

[Nihal]

Yes,yes,i'll be sure to ask Shaun why
Hoping its not,"a kid just got to know that i don't know the meaning of manners,must destroy all evidence",

Now for the sake of Globalti,lets get back to the OP and MDB,if you want to continue,do so at the http://cyclechat.net/threads/cake-and-chocolate-no-chihuahuas.105014/page-6 thread,so we can avoid all hijacking

 

[kedab]

Near misses before I turned 17 were too many to list, I used to do things like jump out of trees, I was (I thought) utterly indestructible. Sadly falling from a standing position from a Ford Fiesta doing 50mph proved otherwise, I have been a LOT more careful since, and it's a cliché but since becoming a parent I take a lot fewer chances. I found a letter I wrote a girl just after that accident and reading it back now sends a horrid chill down my spine http://lawsie.blogspot.co.uk/2009/05/strangest-letter-i-ever-wrote-to-girl.html

wow - just wow...that must have been and clearly still is, extremely painful and fairly terrifying.

 

[Andrew_Culture]

wow - just wow...that must have been and clearly still is, extremely painful and fairly terrifying.

At the time I was so concussed I thought it all was a proper hoot, right up until they started scrubbing my raw flesh to get the dirt out. I think the last bit of grit finally came out just a few years ago.

 

[kedab]

At the time I was so concussed I thought it all was a proper hoot, right up until they started scrubbing my raw flesh to get the dirt out. I think the last bit of grit finally came out just a few years ago.

on a much less serious scale, scrubbing grit/gravel out of wounds is exactly how my dad (god rest him) used to clean me up when i returned home with skateboarding/bmx'ing injuries. he'd sit me on the worktop in the kitchen, get a bottle of dettol, mix it up with some warm water and get the little nail brush out...he was an ambulance man too

 

[Andrew_Culture]

on a much less serious scale, scrubbing grit/gravel out of wounds is exactly how my dad (god rest him) used to clean me up when i returned home with skateboarding/bmx'ing injuries. he'd sit me on the worktop in the kitchen, get a bottle of dettol, mix it up with some warm water and get the little nail brush out...he was an ambulance man too

I find the more involved someone has been with medicine the harsher they are!

 

[kedab]

I find the more involved someone has been with medicine the harsher they are!

very true - he wasn't one for sympathy. 'how d'you do that?', 'well dad i sort of...', 'well you won't do that again, will you?!' *scrub scrub*, 'ow dad, that hurts!', 'd'you want an ambulance?', 'funny, dad'.