classic33
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Which would be better?
The Retirement Thread
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I know. I think 15-20 is a very simplistic and open to errors but even so......
As I say, she is 94. A very bright and healthy 94 but stuck in her ways. She was relieved just to know it was no longer her worry. If I had tried to dissuade her she would have gotten upset.
I know your point is correct but it really wasn't right for us in this case.
Well if you are wearing a short skirt I suggest you stick to tennis balls
classic33
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Why would I be wearing a skirt, short or otherwise?Well if you are wearing a short skirt I suggest you stick to tennis balls
You are from Yorkshire. Strange things 'appen over there.
oldwheels
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Not sure if it is still happening but Norwegian and Icelandic boats were scooping out thousands of tons of salmon from the North Atlantic. The anglers here cannot understand why few salmon are returning to their home rivers? Many river boards now have started hatcheries to try to reverse the downturn and also trying to improve conditions for returning fish but this will take some time. In the meantime I think all salmon rivers have a no kill policy. Certainly all coastal salmon fisheries have been shut down although I did see netting at Rosemarkie a couple of years ago when they got one fish.
oldwheels
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Not sure if that applies in Scotland. I tried about 3 years ago to do an online POA and found the system impenetrable and gave up in the end. I think it was devised by lawyers for lawyers and we got a local law firm to do it in the end. Cannot remember the cost but don’t think it was too expensive. I had to appear in person so that the lawyer could certify that they thought I was campus mentos enough to agree to the POA.
classic33
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You mean like,
"The World Black Pudding Throwing Championships are held in Ramsbottom in Lancashire. This bizarre event dates back to the War of the Roses when apparently the two sides ran out of ammo and started hurling black puddings and Yorkshire puddings at each other."
rustybolts
pedalling tediously
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Just wondering what is the name and brand of the toothpaste ? trying to hold on to my old gnashers as long as possible !
Lancashire may run a close second to yorkshire.
Being Cheshire born and bred we tend not to do that jolly old sort of thing
Its called soot. Mixed with salt of course
When I went previously I'd been experiencing a dull ache and sensitivity to hot/cold drinks. I was very aware of the tooth ( rear upper molar.)
The Dentist did x rays which revealed what looked like a couple of shadows in the jaw bone / root area. She advised that it would probably mean root canal work or extraction, but as it wasn't actually painful to carry on for the time being.
She recommended Sensodyne Pronamel " repair and protect".
To brush with it and then squeeze a little on to a finger and rub it around the affected tooth immediately before bedtime and leave it.
I've been doing that and it was only after the reminder for my appointment that I realised the tooth was almost back to normal.
It may well be coincidence but when I saw her today she was very pleased and said just carry on as you are.
classic33
Leg End Member
WWCC?Lancashire may run a close second to yorkshire.
Being Cheshire born and bred we tend not to do that jolly old sort of thing
classic33
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"To make recycled toilet paper, large bales of recycled paper are put into a pulping machine at the toilet paper factory.
The paper is mixed with lukewarm water to form a pulp before entering an ink-removing process.
To remove ink, the paper pulp is injected with air, making the ink rise to the top in a foam."
The paper is mixed with lukewarm water to form a pulp before entering an ink-removing process.
To remove ink, the paper pulp is injected with air, making the ink rise to the top in a foam."
