I remember one time I was offshore and I insisted on making all the guys (and one girl) watch Robocop even though I wasn't in the slightest bit interested in watching it myself.
I've always been a bit of an awkward **** to be honest.
Death by cop
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I remember one time I was offshore and I insisted on making all the guys (and one girl) watch Robocop even though I wasn't in the slightest bit interested in watching it myself.
I've always been a bit of an awkward **** to be honest.
There goes his funny bone.
I hope the operation is a success buddy they can do wonders now try not to worry
I worry about everything.
If I didn't have anything to worry about I'd worry about that
We can't help how we are alas.
They probably have you down as a Covid-19 fatality already mate .I worry about everything.
If I didn't have anything to worry about I'd worry about that
We can't help how we are alas.
The NHS is a death factory now
I'm having to pay for this myself with one of my pensions. I was back and forth to the NHS for 2 years prior to the arrival of the fake pandemic and wasn't getting anywhere so decided to go private.
I shall probably die on the operating table knowing my luck
Mind you I was pronounced clinically dead on the operating table once before. 10 minutes I was brown bread.
Couldn't they find it?
I'm OK, I hope your back feels better soon. That's a pain no-one deserves.
Actually it's the sciatica down my legs which is the biggest source of pain. The lower spine is pretty much wear and tear.
All the best @EasterRoad1980
Thanks but if it all goes horribly wrong I can't really think of a better way to go.
It's great being a pessimist. Never disappointed and, more often than not, pleasantly surprised.
I'd hate to be an optimist and that feeling of constantly being let down and disappointed
You get used to it.Thanks but if it all goes horribly wrong I can't really think of a better way to go.
It's great being a pessimist. Never disappointed and, more often than not, pleasantly surprised.
I'd hate to be an optimist and that feeling of constantly being let down and disappointed
When's the op? If I don't hear from you again, it was a pleasure, kind of, knowing you. Any particular charity you'd like me to make a small donation to in your memory?
Thursday.
Yes, please make a small donation to The Metal Detectorists Society,
Not sure there is such a thing but I used to be a member of the Federation of Independent Detectorists so I’ll make the cheque out to them.
Thursday.
Yes, please make a small donation to The Metal Detectorists Society,