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Thanks Phil, went to this many years back with #1 son when he was 11-12 years old...we did have a fun day out. This year already booked elsewhere
I would just like to say
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Thanks Phil, went to this many years back with #1 son when he was 11-12 years old...we did have a fun day out. This year already booked elsewhere
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...that the Osteopath session was a full hour long and only £50.
Half the time was spent talking about the problem(s)/history medical details etc.
The rest was hands-on manipulation of the soft tissues in the areas that hurt.
By oh boy did she find all of the focal points of the pain areas.
Quite impressed TBH.
Half the time was spent talking about the problem(s)/history medical details etc.
The rest was hands-on manipulation of the soft tissues in the areas that hurt.
By oh boy did she find all of the focal points of the pain areas.
Quite impressed TBH.
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Best of Luck mate! I hope all goes well for you.Day off today im off to the hospital for a blood test & see the oncologist. Oh & drop the mini parts off.
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Ha ha ha no just these static housesThe yanks have started turning up?
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Sitting in the garden tapps aff having a cold coffee. Having done an hour in the gym. Pick daughter up from school shortly and then do dinner, linguini n garlic bread. And then drop daughter off at her football training. A full on day which is good.
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I have finished playing with electronic junk for today, just chillin' next to the aircon now
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Back when I was a working person and involved with lots of highway works, the traffic management teams had a big truck for putting out cones and roadworks signs. It was highly visible, loads of distinctive colours and flashing beacons. At the rear end was a massive shock absorbing device in case it got rear ended. Its proper name was the crash cushion. It got hit, a lot. The lads working on it called it the crash magnet ------
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Not something you see everyday
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Been interacting with bing AI chat bot..
I've found out that it's quite happy with the idea of lying to me, even told me it wasn't lying when i asked it why it did!!
I've found out that it's quite happy with the idea of lying to me, even told me it wasn't lying when i asked it why it did!!
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That's a rare bus, indeed. But a little toppy in the current market...will be interesting to see what's the final sale price.
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Best of Luck mate! I hope all goes well for you.
Yer well I made a booboo & got the wrong date
never mind I got the mini parts dropped off.
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oops!Yer well I made a booboo & got the wrong date
Did you get as far as the orspicle before realising/finding out?
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Maybe, but I give up.
I have yet to hit a cyclist, a motorcyclist or a pedestrian, or to rear end a motor vehicle so I must be doing something right!
Ive punched all of the above cause they deserved it
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Was it full of coaches with crumblies getting off and 'racing' to the toilet.
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oops!
Did you get as far as the orspicle before realising/finding out?
I got as far as the first floor booking into see the oncologist
I drove to Glasgow dropped the parts off then it took 10 minsto get to the hoppy 10 mins to find a parking spot, so that was 1.15pm into hospital & back out for 1.25pm
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Came home after going to the shops & a bite to eat, went to the yard picked up my trailer went to pick up a cement mixer
from a mate, then made some shuttering for the pillars on the garage (decided to beef it up) & put 2 pillars each side & one
in the rear wall. Midges came oot so tools away & went a walk with the pooches.
from a mate, then made some shuttering for the pillars on the garage (decided to beef it up) & put 2 pillars each side & one
in the rear wall. Midges came oot so tools away & went a walk with the pooches.
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Now a rum n coke..........
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So not much time wasted then.I got as far as the first floor booking into see the oncologist
to get to the hoppy 10 mins to find a parking spot, so that was 1.15pm into hospital & back out for 1.25pm
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Talking of cancery things, I now have an appt at the dermatology dept for the day after we get back.
It is shrinking so fast I got W to take pictures of it so that I can show them what it looked like in its prime and what it looked like today, just in case it disappears altogether.
Very, very strange.
It is shrinking so fast I got W to take pictures of it so that I can show them what it looked like in its prime and what it looked like today, just in case it disappears altogether.
Very, very strange.
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Yup, Bungle an Zippy are very happy with the aftermath.
Perverts..
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