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Originally posted by Part Time James
Can't remember if we've done this before (if so, Mods, please accept my apologies) but what are the worst minor injuries? Paper cut? Any other suggestions? Hypercondria springs to mind.
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Originally posted by dreamwaverider
Hypercondria springs to mind. True but that's curable with a full course of placebos, where as your ball sack caught in a zip is going to smart well after the fire brigade go home.
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Cutting onions and fingering your back office.
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Originally posted by monkey
Eating a massive packet of salt and vinegar crisps and then going to the toilet, not rinsing your hands first and then somehow getting some of the said flavouring on the eye of your old chap. It certainly makes your eyes water………So I’ve been told You've been to the same clubs I used to go to . . .
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Electrocuted myself the other day. It kind of took me a real slow motion second until I realised what it was. I managed to touch the live and neutral wires of a light fitting and had the current going through me. Felt like it almost made me better in some ways. That’s how you become a superhero, you are now ELECTRO!!
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Originally posted by eagleman13
You've been to the same clubs I used to go to . . . Indeed mate, all in Croydon, but there used to be cheese involved not salt and vinegar
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Originally posted by monkey
Indeed mate, all in Croydon, but there used to be cheese involved not salt and vinegar Oh dear, wrong sort of clubs. I had high hopes there . . .
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Electrocuted myself the other day. It kind of took me a real slow motion second until I realised what it was. I managed to touch the live and neutral wires of a light fitting and had the current going through me. Felt like it almost made me better in some ways.
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There's a common theme now with people getting salt, chillies and onions in their nether regions. Perhaps an idea for the next Walkers advertising campaign?
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Originally posted by Part Time James
No, made my arm and hand numb so no need to sit on it anymore.
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Originally posted by Part Time James
There's a common theme now with people getting salt, chillies and onions in their nether regions. Perhaps an idea for the next Walkers advertising campaign?[/quote] Nah, they've already got a big cvnt in their ads.
Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes) |
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Originally posted by Pete53
Plantar Fasciitis. Translates into painful heel - in fact can be extremely painful heel when any pressure is put on it e.g. walking! No cure but does, with time, eventually go. It's very painful when you have it. Compression socks sort it out very quickly - it does tend to come back though.
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
It's very painful when you have it. Compression socks sort it out very quickly - it does tend to come back though. Thanks. Ive done some exercises and it has generally improved considerably.
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Originally posted by Pete53
Thanks. Ive done some exercises and it has generally improved considerably. Good luck with it. I know how painful it is but these sleeve things really help if it comes back.
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