Anything goes in The Snug, General Discussion's rebellious little brother. An off-topic den of iniquity where any subject not covered elsewhere may be discussed. Well, anything except golf, Star Wars and Arsenal.
Philosophical Dan wrote:Hampton Court Flower show. What a piss poor excuse for ****ing up the road network for a week. *****.
The jam goes well past my house both mid morning as they all arrive and the opposite way in the evening as they all try to leave. Combine it with the perpetual roadworks at Hampton and it's utter gridlock.
westham,eggyandchips wrote:Oh do **** off. We get 2 winters a year, wet spring and autumn. A week or 2 of the decent stuff and people are whingeing.
not many, actually.
last summer (or the one before?) was particularly long, by your standards, and the "little things in life that make you smile" thread was way hotter than the "little things that irritate you" one.
must mean something.
Got one of those letters today from the quacks to say I am due for one of those NHS health checks.
This will end in tears :lol:
only been to the quacks once in ten years and that was due to being in pain after going arse over tit whilst being as pissed as an OAP's mattress , even then that was 9 days after the event, turned out I had broke my arm socket
My 2 year old son's new kit arrived yesterday, I put him in it to take a pic to send to the family. He then started drawing with a biro so I asked my missus to take the pen off him and put the kit away (I was going out on an errand) . Just found the shirt with biro ink on the sleeve. Clearly taking the pen off him and putting the kit away actually means take the pen and kit and put them six inches away from each other in a place where he can easily find them. Fuming!
FreeWheeling wrote:Got one of those letters today from the quacks to say I am due for one of those NHS health checks.
This will end in tears :lol:
only been to the quacks once in ten years and that was due to being in pain after going arse over tit whilst being as pissed as an OAP's mattress , even then that was 9 days after the event, turned out I had broke my arm socket
Driving my 5 year old all the way to the hospital out of hours GP service only to be told I've got to ring a bleedin NHS number first to book an appointment. Reluctantly rang them to be told I can't make an appointment for the next few hours and should go all the way home!
Hammers Dad wrote:Waking up with a swollen elbow and tenderness along the upper arm. Tendonitis strikes again!
Getting the first aider at work to check my arm to be told it's actually an insect bite that has become infected (couldn't see it myself) resulting in swelling and pain. Now loaded up with anti-histamines and anti-inflamatories