Problem with my trouser fly....

[Sea of vapours]

When it comes to the fly on trousers, buttons are very much the way to go: safer in both major respects (and less likely to break or jam too). Of course, you can still forget, and then rectifying the error is marginally slower and less discreet.

 

[subaqua]

Technically one should never 'tug' a zip, one should lift the the pull tag on the slider, which then disengages the safety catch then one should slide the zip down or up accordingly.

tug took less typing !

 

[Globalti]

ABC XYZ

Always Be Careful - eXamine Your Zip

 

[ColinJ]

It could have been worse ...

 

[GrumpyGregry]

This all sounds rather worrying. Not something to look forward to at all.

I've a former colleague, three years younger than myself. Early onset Alzheimers is the diagnosis. Not good.

 

[Deleted member 26715]

I've a former colleague, three years younger than myself. Early onset Alzheimers is the diagnosis. Not good.

I saw my mother die of this 3 years ago, she didn't know me for the last 2 years, THIS is my biggest fear, I know it's not hereditary or so they think

 

[Fab Foodie]

This all sounds rather worrying. Not something to look forward to at all.

How's it been for you though?

 

[GrumpyGregry]

I saw my mother die of this 3 years ago, she didn't know me for the last 2 years, THIS is my biggest fear, I know it's not hereditary or so they think

With hindsight we realise we saw the first signs in my late m-i-l 20 years ago. The last seven or eight years were awful. She passed a few weeks ago but was in her mid-80's. Vascular dementia made me a stranger to the Aged P in his last year but he was in his 90's.

 

[Deleted member 26715]

[QUOTE 4575361, member: 21629"]Though a man of any age doesn't see a problem to scratch his balls in bright daylight in High Street.[/QUOTE]
Is there?

 

[raleighnut]

Is there?

It depends on whether he whips em out to do so I suppose.

 

[Fab Foodie]

I'll let you know if I notice anything.

Clearly you're already in an advanced stage!

 

[subaqua]

I saw my mother die of this 3 years ago, she didn't know me for the last 2 years, THIS is my biggest fear, I know it's not hereditary or so they think

Not sure my mum knows who I am anymore. She just sort of lies there and makes noises that to me sound like she is afraid, when I talk to her. It might be she is scared of what is happening , who knows.

I remember the one 2 one adverts asking who you could have a one 2one chat with if you could with anybody in the world. I know who mine would be .

Doctors keep telling us that Alzheimer's is something you die with rather than of and she could go on another 20 years. It is definitely a dementia she has, but trying to classify it is a pointless task really .