Have you spent (lived in and/or visited) a combined total of 3 months in any country

have you spent (lived in and/or visited) a combined total of 3 months in any country or countries NOT considered to be low risk for TB?

Yes/No

I'm having a complete mental block. The UK is considered low risk, so is the answer yes or no?

I feel stoopid.

 

The answer is no, unless you've been to a high risk country!

You volunteering to take apples and nappies to Ebola victims Indy?

 

No, not quite. Short Round has got himself into another mess.

You know when you over think a question...

Like what is the opposite of 'I cant believe its not butter'.

 

****wit, at least give us a clue, as to which country is in the list.

 

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

 

Yeah, I can't answer all your questions mate, that ones too hard!

 

So can you believe its butter?

Has that (bleieve) been offset by the double negative?

MooOOOoo.

 

can anyone explain wtf this thread is about?

 

****! My brain hurts.

 

thats because its normally lard

 

would Newcastle be classed as high risk for a mackem in a home top

 

Did a stint in SA working on a reserve, had a great time.

 

That tickled me

 

I haven't a clue what this is all about tbh.

 

Opinions Billy. Everyone's entitled to an opinion, Except people who don't like bacon.

 

I still haven't a clue, sorry.

 

Indy was confused about the wording of a question on a form he's filling in and he'd boxed his own head in so was looking for the answer from one of us lot. After that it went a bit west, chatting about some butter, but I'm not sure if it is butter, it might be margarine.

 

The UK had completely eradicated TB from it's own shores, however, it is on the rise again due to mass migration from eastern europe!

 

In a nutshell.

Eats ****s and leave .