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    #46
    Army thread 25th November

    I wasn't that keen on sprouts before but don't think I'll ever be able to get that picture out of my mind. :argh:

    Perhaps you could apply your particular brand of aversion therapy to other things Oney .. chocolate and crisps would be helpful to me ... :H

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      #47
      Army thread 25th November

      Doesn't work Soots...I tried to think of shite in a burger bun but noooooooooooooooooooooooo the burger always comes back , along with chips and a milkshake..
      "It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"

      AF 10th May 2010
      NF 12th May 2010

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        #48
        Army thread 25th November

        Dam and blast!

        I gotta run now and give someone a lift home from their hospital visiting. I don't know how to do the jamming thing either so you'll have to show me later if you would be so kind x

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          #49
          Army thread 25th November

          Of course I will, nothing to it, see you later honey xx
          "It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"

          AF 10th May 2010
          NF 12th May 2010

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            #50
            Army thread 25th November

            Anyone around? eeky:
            For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
            AF since 10/10/2015:yay:

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              #51
              Army thread 25th November

              Hi Guys,

              Rob just back from the doctors and was told he has a Inguinal Hernia. He cannot lift weight and has to go in and tell them in work that he can no longer do the physical work he has been doing. He has to go to see a consultant and then go and have surgery.

              Has anyone had this done?? Or know anything about it.

              He is a bit gutted because he can no longer go to the gym and his whole work life will change.

              I always though a hernia was something not serious kinda like an ingrown toenail...would appreciate anyones input.
              "It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"

              AF 10th May 2010
              NF 12th May 2010

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                #52
                Army thread 25th November

                As a sidenote to my post, I think the doctor may have meant (he was foreign with bad english) that Rob could not lift anything UNTIL the surgery is done and afterwards he will have to take it really easy...(no deadlifting weights and squats?/

                I hven't a bleedin clue. Bu t we don't have medical insurance so could be on the waiting list fucking years.
                "It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"

                AF 10th May 2010
                NF 12th May 2010

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                  #53
                  Army thread 25th November

                  one2many;1214837 wrote: Hi Guys,

                  Rob just back from the doctors and was told he has a Inguinal Hernia. He cannot lift weight and has to go in and tell them in work that he can no longer do the physical work he has been doing. He has to go to see a consultant and then go and have surgery.

                  Has anyone had this done?? Or know anything about it.

                  He is a bit gutted because he can no longer go to the gym and his whole work life will change.

                  I always though a hernia was something not serious kinda like an ingrown toenail...would appreciate anyones input.Mr. Stirly had two of them. Lower abdomen, right above the groin area - one on each side. Had them operated on years and years ago. In 1985 if I'm not mistaken. Just to let you know how long ago it was. They sewed the muscle wall back together where it had split apart and then stitched a light-weight metal mesh thingey over the spot so that it wouldn't open up again. The one on the left side was worse and he had it done first. After tho' he found that the tightening up on the one side put strain on the other and he had the second surgery a month later. He lifts heavy boxes every day but is careful as to how much weight he lifts and how he lifts it. He complains once in a while that he feels a tenderness on the left side after a particularly strenuous day but that's about it. I guess the secret is to being careful. As for the exercise, I'm sure if Rob talked to a good physiotherapist he could find out which exercises he could still do. Anyway - don't know if this is any help but it's our experience. Also, if he's caught it in the beginning and not let it go on for a couple of years like Mr. Stirly did, I'm sure that he will have a quick recovery. Oh, I just remembered - the second surgery was done the end of April and in August we went on vacation and we played beach raquets which can require a lot of jumping and reaching and such. He and I played a lot and he didn't have any problem, he was just was more careful in jumping high and didn't play for hours like we usually did.
                  Zenstyle;1214838 wrote:                   Yoo Hoooo Stirls!

                  Had a lovely lie-in this morn... and actually had a decent night's sleep once the earplugs were in place. Boy he can snore.

                  Mrs A... I am going to learn to bloody well snore! I agree... the best revenge!
                  Hiya Zennie-butt. Glad to hear you got a good nights' sleep.

                  Peeps, I have to go out for a couple of things. Baccinnabit.
                  For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
                  AF since 10/10/2015:yay:

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                    #54
                    Army thread 25th November

                    THANK YOU so much Stirls, I really appreciate it xxx
                    "It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"

                    AF 10th May 2010
                    NF 12th May 2010

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                      #55
                      Army thread 25th November

                      :hallo:
                      I'll do whatever it takes
                      AF 21/08/2009

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                        #56
                        Army thread 25th November

                        No problem.

                        Tipster - hope your day off has you feeling better.

                        Startypants - you must be so pleased to have your first pay cheque from your new job.

                        KTAB - good news on getting that bit of work. Every bit helps and you never know - it could lead to a reference for another job.

                        :wavin: to the rest of the Troopers, wherever you might be.

                        Any lukers out there? :sofa:
                        For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
                        AF since 10/10/2015:yay:

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                          #57
                          Army thread 25th November

                          tiptronic_ct;1214867 wrote: :hallo:
                          :hello:
                          For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
                          AF since 10/10/2015:yay:

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                            #58
                            Army thread 25th November

                            You're probably right about that - even at high times like Christmas it doesn't take that long. Maybe he didn't get mailed out when he was supposed to. I remember when SweatyBetty sent Tigger to me that she had asked her husband to mail him on Monday and on Thursday she discovered that he had forgotten to send the parcel. So she ended up sending him by courier. Maybe something like that happened.
                            For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
                            AF since 10/10/2015:yay:

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                              #59
                              Army thread 25th November

                              stirly-girly;1214882 wrote: You're probably right about that - even at high times like Christmas it doesn't take that long. Maybe he didn't get mailed out when he was supposed to. I remember when SweatyBetty sent Tigger to me that she had asked her husband to mail him on Monday and on Thursday she discovered that he had forgotten to send the parcel. So she ended up sending him by courier. Maybe something like that happened.
                              I think it's weird, there is no talk from the previous host to say he is defo on his way etc etc..it doesn't add up, I have sent stuff to Murica in half that time.
                              "It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"

                              AF 10th May 2010
                              NF 12th May 2010

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                                #60
                                Army thread 25th November

                                one2many;1214884 wrote: I think it's weird, there is no talk from the previous host to say he is defo on his way etc etc..it doesn't add up, I have sent stuff to Murica in half that time.
                                Rubes did mention that she was tracking Piglet?
                                I'll do whatever it takes
                                AF 21/08/2009

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