PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
A pie?
The Retirement Thread
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A pie?
Now here's a thing, bear with me as I'm attaching a photo that I bored you with a while ago...... then the reason for sending it.
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My lughole.
I am thinking of a tattoo on my neck just below the stud. A small one, maybe 2" in height x ?? wide. No idea what to have so am seeing the artist on Wednesday.
Here's the thing....... when I googled it there is one called DRAGO'S.
Unfortunately there is no parking close by and I need that.
I have chosen one called DAVE which could be worse.
Question........
What tattoo should I have ??
Dr Phil Hammond once stated a tattoo above the line of the collar bone is a sign of Mental health issues.
I think he is right !!!
numbnuts
Squire
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
Evening, I have spent neary all day trying to get my printer to work with the new Virgin huband every time it failed, I nearly gave up it was all to do with having no WPS button to press
long story short I had to go the the Virgin page and do it there, never done that before
glad to say it's all good now.
Computer are great until they go wrong or needed updating !!!
Earlier Q. how can three bags of shopping cost £100 and bought nothing expensive ?
ebikeerwidnes
Guru
- Location
- Z’ha’dum
Hope he is OK - sending hugs
GPs do have a policy of overdoing chest pains just in case
so it might not be too serious
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Dave, any chest pain is treated extremely seriously. When I had my heart attack, I didn't know it had happened, I went to A&E about 4 hours later and explained how I felt. The receptionist picked up the phone "male, 61, chest pains." Within moments a porter appeared with a wheelchair, pushed me into the medical area and I was being examined inside 5 minutes.
Obviously it's a worry but keep in mind the NHS doesn't muck about with the chest, especially in males is my impression.
He is still waking to be seen.
Apparently there is a woman that's been there since 11.30 and not been seen yet.
gavroche
Getting old but not past it
- Location
- North Wales
I have just read that ex French president Sarkozy has just been released from prison after just 21 days of his 5 years sentence. One law for them etc.....
Pending his appeal apparently.
classic33
Leg End Member
Based on previous, personal experience, I'd say he can't be too bad(And I hope I'm right). He'd have been seen by now if it was serious. I've always taken not being rushed in as a positive sign. Been taken in twice with chest pain, the second with an odd heart and abnormal blood pressure. I was surprised at the number waiting in front of me. And felt a fraud when I left under my own power.
Hate to say it, but this is normal these days. They're overrun with really serious cases of cut fingers and splinters, who tend to block it for those that really need to be seen.
