And yer zipless jeansI'll get my coat!!!
Nay, I'm wearing others that have a zip, tis the work pants with no zip.And yer zipless jeans
It was a phone convo. So she might be a ten ton Tess for all i know. She is deffo older than me as her time at Sherbourne Girls school was even tougher than mine, in my all boys boarding school. She also owned the first ever Discovery in Oz.
We discovered we had a lot in common.
She's married to a Swede or summat, called Sven, and the surname is Scandyish too. Well travelled burd.
Sven the turnip
Brother to Jan the mangelwurzel!Sven the turnip
Mind you he could be a Danish pastry.
And yer zipless jeans
For easy access lol
Related to the Gummidge clan from the next glen..
That's great news. My total hip replacement changed my life (for the better). Marvelous to be without the pain.
Wish her well from me and tell her to ask the anaesthetist to pack with an "Oxford Mix" makes the immediate aftermath so much more bearable.
That's great news. My total hip replacement changed my life (for the better). Marvelous to be without the pain.
Wish her well from me and tell her to ask the anaesthetist to pack with an "Oxford Mix" makes the immediate aftermath so much more bearable.
I certainly will thanks very much.
What is an Oxford Mix ??
...that i have just got my £10 Halfords token. For allowing them to contact me.
Can spend it on anything, even summat only worth £10.
Result!
Can spend it on anything, even summat only worth £10.
Result!
Right signing off for now.
Sleep tight folks!
Sleep tight folks!
Morning off out, hopefully a better conclusion this time!
Enjoy your party Dipps
off out, hopefully a better conclusion this time!Enjoy your party Dipps
Mornin all.
Bad case of CBA right now..
Bad case of CBA right now..
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I didn't get that on first read last night. Read it again this morning. Har harSven the turnip
It's a special post-op anaesthetic mixture that lasts a long time and reduces the post-op pain levels considerably.I certainly will thanks very much.
My wife (ex theatre & recover nurse) made sure the anaesthetist I had (they knew each other) was going to put it in my wound. He did, it helped.
Op on the Friday, home (walking on a crutch) on the monday.
