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So sorry to hear about your friend Tawn. Gosh what a year!
So sorry to hear about your friend Tawn. Gosh what a year!
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I'll drink (lemonade) to that.techie;1407398 wrote: Gosh what a year!
But I have a good feeling in my waters about next year Undies.
Hope you get some positive updates about your mate today Froglette.If your 8 year old self met you, would they be proud?
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I dont want to sound smug and I am touching every bit of wood in the house - this year has been a good one for me anyway...you can rub my belly for luck if you like?Comment
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Morning Undies,
Just going to connect the voltage to the barb. Back later.Comment
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I heard a story in my last community about a bloke who was sick of drunks from the nearby pub walking past his front flower beds and pissing on them.
So he procured some of that electrified fencing that they use to keep cattle and horses in and encircled the property with it.
A couple of nights later one of the usual urinators stopped to 'shake hands' over the electrified annual bed and connected directly with the current, which then conducted rather nicely back to his old fella through the urinary salts.
I imagine his badoobies did not descend again for some time.If your 8 year old self met you, would they be proud?
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Ive learned from experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances. -Martha WashingtonComment
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This is just to let you know I am not one of the four winners in last nights' 100 million.Comment
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Just reading back a bit. Good on you Tawn for getting that guy to hospital. I was reading a few weeks ago that if you can treat within a couple of hours of the stroke, chances of full /good recovery are quite high. Is that right Bridge?
Happs, If that pooh was in arms length of me I'd scoff it all down, then be remorseful later.... hmm a bit like my pisshead days....Comment
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Rags, I walked in the door after the trip home with the locusts - they rigged their i-pod to the car speakers and like, boom boom pow, we were one of THOSE vehicles...and scoffed the whole packet with a coffee...needless to say couldnt eat dinner...Rags;1407665 wrote: Just reading back a bit. Good on you Tawn for getting that guy to hospital. I was reading a few weeks ago that if you can treat within a couple of hours of the stroke, chances of full /good recovery are quite high. Is that right Bridge?
Happs, If that pooh was in arms length of me I'd scoff it all down, then be remorseful later.... hmm a bit like my pisshead days....
Hope your mates ok Tawns?Comment
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Arvo Undies,
OK - spoke to Stroke Bloke at lunchtime - his speech is pretty fusked but not completely unintelligible and he's lost some leg and arm mobility. Have no idea yet whether these are permanent or temporary states. On the upside - he's alive, thinking, alert and even managing to laugh about how he sounds. He was really happy that they gave him jelly and ice cream.
On Liver Lady - still in ICU but showing good signs of improvement although now off the transplant waiting list until various infections are under control.
On the bright side ... two stumpy tails just waddled through the door and headed straight for the cat food. What a bloody treat.Comment
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Throb stumpies...
Been thinking, when Dad had his "first" stroke Mum told him to stop whingeing and go see a doctor...turns out it had been a series of strokes...he hadn't realised it and neither had anyone else, bizarre...Comment
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by stumpie tail are you meaning shingle back or sleepy lizards?tawnyfrog;1407692 wrote: Arvo Undies,
OK - spoke to Stroke Bloke at lunchtime - his speech is pretty fusked but not completely unintelligible and he's lost some leg and arm mobility. Have no idea yet whether these are permanent or temporary states. On the upside - he's alive, thinking, alert and even managing to laugh about how he sounds. He was really happy that they gave him jelly and ice cream.
On Liver Lady - still in ICU but showing good signs of improvement although now off the transplant waiting list until various infections are under control.
On the bright side ... two stumpy tails just waddled through the door and headed straight for the cat food. What a bloody treat.
If so i am so green with envie, i used to breed shingle backs and they are so sweet little tackers.AF since 10/26/2009
It will be five years sober 10/26/2014
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Helloooo to all Undies and internationalists.
How cool is this, postie brought me a manbag today, thank you muchly Ragsie.
Now where oh where did I put my infamous grass skirt and coconut shell bra??
:crazymonkey::crazymonkey::crazymonkey:Ethanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?Comment
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No but we got 3 and a supp....Mr Happs "reinvested" it and now has $45 bucks....just a side note - we dont gamble and we dont want the locusts to know as they are onto any scheme they see as a get rich quick one...Rags;1407663 wrote: This is just to let you know I am not one of the four winners in last nights' 100 million.
Hi Ktabbers....cant wait to see the ensemble...you and Mr G can do a fashion parade...Comment
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Yes Aspy, Shingle backs - for some reason we call them stumpies down here. Very lovely. Can't believe they just rocked into the house and straight to the cat food.aspman;1407699 wrote: by stumpie tail are you meaning shingle back or sleepy lizards?
If so i am so green with envie, i used to breed shingle backs and they are so sweet little tackers.Comment
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