This happened to me about 7 years ago..I had to put warm oil in my ears a couple of times a day for about 4 days before they syringed them. It was amazing seeing the ****e that came out..
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This happened to me about 7 years ago..I had to put warm oil in my ears a couple of times a day for about 4 days before they syringed them. It was amazing seeing the ****e that came out..
I've had mine done a couple of times which tbh I found a strangely erotic experience.
Mind you the nurse does have big tits, lol.
I'm the kind of dickhead that only goes to the doctor if I think I'm literally going to die if I don't so I just put up with it until I came up with the idea of dunking my head underwater at every opportunity.
Should have just had them syringed, and saved myself a year of deafness, I'll never learn.
Worth watching England v Australia Rugby League, even if just to put into perspective these footballers going down and writhing on the ground in agony
Don’t know anything about rugby
Union or league can’t tell the difference
All who do enjoy
As far as I know in one the players are called Marmaduke and Tarquin and in the other they're called Martin and Terry.
I got some rubbing against my heele but I think they will be fine
Haway mate, explain the difference because I'm like Vince.
I don't know either.
Love the Six Nations mind.
Few of my mates follow some sort of rugby but I don’t know what type
I just know they play with a egg shaped ball
I don't even go to the doctor when I get ear infections anymore.
Try adjusting the lower part of your laces so they're a little bit loser. That's usually caused by the lower foot being too secure while the new sole has yet to develop flexibility, meaning that only place allowing for movement when you walk is where the heel enters the shoe.
Try adjusting the lower part of your laces so they're a little bit loser. That's usually caused by the lower foot being too secure while the new sole has yet to develop flexibility, meaning that only place allowing for movement when you walk is where the heel enters the shoe.
I know you often talk a load of ****e but that's amazing mate you must have a perforated ear drum.
You remind me of the shoe shiner off of police squad. A fountain of knowledge
Used to flog trainers for a living in my late teens. Ty McGurcks, JJB and Sports Soccer.
Been doing a pumpkin for a competition on another forum. What ya reckon?
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