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Started by pxr5, February 25, 2022, 02:24:57 PM

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pxr5

Quote from: The Picnic Wasp on May 14, 2025, 10:19:11 PMMight have to try the Ticketmaster sell button tomorrow. Can't see me making Steven Wilson on Friday at this rate. Can hardly move today.
Mate that's a real bummer. Take care and hopefully feeling better soon.
"Oh, for the wings of any bird other than a Battery hen."

dom

Annoying!  Hopefully things improve

Nickslikk2112

Quote from: The Picnic Wasp on May 14, 2025, 10:19:11 PMMight have to try the Ticketmaster sell button tomorrow. Can't see me making Steven Wilson on Friday at this rate. Can hardly move today.
Every cloud has a silver lining :)

Fishy

Eurovision., what is the fucking point of it.... Shitty songs.. wanky political nonsense and it's shit
From The Land of Honest Men

Matt2112

Quote from: Fishy on May 18, 2025, 12:27:19 AMEurovision., what is the fucking point of it.... Shitty songs.. wanky political nonsense and it's shit

It was a lot better when Terry Wogan was taking the piss out of it.

Fishy

Virgin customer services.. it's taken 4 attempts to get credits to my bill despite promises on each occasion that it would be applied.. god they are shit..

A formal complaint letter will be going in..
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pxr5

Quote from: Fishy on May 18, 2025, 12:27:19 AMEurovision., what is the fucking point of it.... Shitty songs.. wanky political nonsense and it's shit
I normally watch it for a laugh but last night's was phooking awful. Of all those songs maybe a couple were just slightly above utter shite. It's all too serious now and I don't think I'll ever watch it again.
"Oh, for the wings of any bird other than a Battery hen."

Slim

I think the BBC especially celebrate the essential gayness of it. Scott Mills and Rylan presented their coverage of the semi finals. Scott Mills did the radio coverage of the final, Graham Norton did the TV. It's not a coincidence.

David L

Quote from: Slim on May 19, 2025, 12:14:39 AMI think the BBC especially celebrate the essential gayness of it. Scott Mills and Rylan presented their coverage of the semi finals. Scott Mills did the radio coverage of the final, Graham Norton did the TV. It's not a coincidence.
It's been hijacked, for sure. The thing is, when did the competition decide that gayness was to be an essential element? When I was a kid it was a rather innocent international competition featuring (mainly) crap songwriting.
It seems that the gay community decided to coalesce around certain events, TV programs and Kylie Minogue in order to validate their existence. For good or bad, Eurovision has become such an overt display of 'alternative' lifestyles it has become unwatchable for many. The BBC has, of course, promoted this change as they have been complicit in trying to convince the population that Britain contains just as many gay people as straight and that biology doesn't matter. It has certainly helped foster the social contagion that convinces young people that their unhappiness can be cured by changing their sexuality or gender.
And we are all paying for it.

Fishy

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary is on track to pocket bonuses worth more than €100m in what could reportedly mark one of the biggest pay-outs in European corporate history

....a cunt of the highest order....
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Fishy

Ncuti Gatwa regenerates into Billie Piper as he leaves Doctor Who https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyvzy82l4no

Dr who is shit now
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David L

Quote from: Fishy on May 31, 2025, 11:28:46 PMNcuti Gatwa regenerates into Billie Piper as he leaves Doctor Who https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyvzy82l4no

Dr who is shit now
It was always shit. Now it's shit and woke

The Picnic Wasp

More very angry rather than grumpy. My sister had a bad fall on some icy stairs last year. She was in bed for days, badly bruised as with excruciating back spasms. The nurse at our doctors' practice prescribed strong painkillers and diazepam muscle relaxant, which made her comfortable enough to sleep. This week she's had a recurrence of the symptoms and is in extreme pain. She phoned the surgery on consecutive mornings, waited in the queue of calls, only to reach a receptionist. A painkiller prescription was issued but she desperately needs the diazepam. Told to phone back again tomorrow and maybe a doctor would call her back. All of today's phone appointments were taken in seventeen minutes. My sister is 62, has worked all her life and hardly ever contacts the surgery. She has horses to look after but no amount of pleading is doing any good. All because they have built hundreds of new homes in the area with no infrastructure in place to deal with the massively increased population. I used to worry about moving to the countryside in case the medical support wasn't very good but I'm beginning to think I've got it all wrong.

Edit: Forgot to mention that last week, all the practice's patients received a text stating diazepam wouldn't be prescribed for anyone who suffers from a fear of flying during this holiday period. Sister hasn't been on a 'plane for about thirty years. Easy to see why the practice can't cope when they're being plagued by folk looking for help to get to Malaga.

Thenop

Quote from: Thenop on May 08, 2025, 06:42:34 PMFollowing sending in a stool sample I need to go in for a talk, and a colonoscopy. Having read some misfortunes here I might go for the sedation. Why sit through it when it is not needed, right?

Went in today, yes it takes a month to get this actually done.. sweater, just lovely. Not painless but the reward was the doctor telling me immediately it is not cancer. They did remove a polyp and that is sent in for testing.

For now relieved but really worn out.

The Picnic Wasp

Quote from: Thenop on June 04, 2025, 03:12:36 PM
Quote from: Thenop on May 08, 2025, 06:42:34 PMFollowing sending in a stool sample I need to go in for a talk, and a colonoscopy. Having read some misfortunes here I might go for the sedation. Why sit through it when it is not needed, right?

Went in today, yes it takes a month to get this actually done.. sweater, just lovely. Not painless but the reward was the doctor telling me immediately it is not cancer. They did remove a polyp and that is sent in for testing.

For now relieved but really worn out.

Great news, Nop. Delighted for you.