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Trivial things that annoy you Part 27

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Continued from previous thread: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057255123

Last thread reached the 10k post mark in about 4 and a half months. Let's try and beat this folks!

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eisenberg1

OldNotWIse wrote: »

We'll probably just be trivially annoyed with you for ruining our day and will step over you in a huff.

God forbid I would snuff it on then LUAS, and keep some of you five minutes late for work. Shower of gits:D

One eyed Jack

Skid Marks wrote: »

Getting stuck on a plane next to a human lard arse is high on the list of things I never want to happen again.

Did he make an impression on you?

(the username)

Flutterby80

jimgoose wrote: »

'Cept most of those shops smell funny. :pac:

They smell of old ladies

The Moldy Gowl

When people think their experience outweighs someone who has been doing a job for years and has seen thousands of people and trained for 10 years.

Graces7

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Bedtime?

Yep; am i work odd hours with family overSeas and am sick

jimgoose

Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: »

Please don't paint all us over 70s with the one brush. Some of us try to keep up. However I can't get to grips with, nor comprehend the need for, Facebook or Twitter. I get a trivial annoyance when radio programmes or TV do the "follow the full story on FB or twitter" line. Just put it on your webpage for goodness sake or even tell us now!!

Well I'm 43, and I tried the FB/Twitter thing briefly before concluding they're both pointless bollocks and deleting myself again. Regarding over 70s, my mother is 78 and gives her 2009 Feshty 130km/h on the M20 like the Little Old Lady From Pasadena. She recently spent three weeks in Manhattan with the brother, and positively ram-raided the place, commanding Boy to transport most of her spoils with him when he came home for Christmas! :pac::pac::pac:

Graces7

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Doctors have their faults, but "kill more than they cure"....c'mon outa that.

If ever I keel over, clutching my chest, do not call a herbalist for me please. I want the best doctors that the VHI can buy.

Your choice.. mine is other. Each to his or her own,,, my body my life and my family have my Living Will to that effect. Mine is based on my long experience. I dont mind what YOU do with YOUR life and why should what I do with mine worry anyone! I lost three decades of my life to medical mayhem and misdiagnosis and abuse. Now I ask what and why. And say NO if I am not satisfied. Only this last year I left with a painful and deformed wrist because of medical incompetence so am not about to change my mind. Never any harm in asking. They are only people not magicians. OK? OK!

Skid Marks

Getting stuck on a plane next to a human lard arse is high on the list of things I never want to happen again.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Our thread is a moth today. Ah

And a caterpillar yesterday!

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

jimgoose wrote: »

At 71, you aren't much more than a chungwan in this day and age. Get out there and party!

I don't believe in doctors any more than I believe in the plumber. They are merely occasionally necessary. And you'd probably be surprised how informed I am. Nighty-night!!

Please don't paint all us over 70s with the one brush.

Some of us try to keep up. However I can't get to grips with, nor comprehend the need for, Facebook or Twitter. I get a trivial annoyance when radio programmes or TV do the "follow the full story on FB or twitter" line. Just put it on your webpage for goodness sake or even tell us now!!

OldNotWIse

Our thread is a moth today. Ah

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Jaxen Curved Shaver wrote: »

For you right now sounds like a good idea.

Plenty of life in the old dog yet!!

I'm on my lunch run, no macaroons today

OldNotWIse

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Doctors have their faults, but "kill more than they cure"....c'mon outa that.

If ever I keel over, clutching my chest, do not call a herbalist for me please. I want the best doctors that the VHI can buy.

We'll probably just be trivially annoyed with you for ruining our day and will step over you in a huff.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Bedtime?

For you right now sounds like a good idea.

OldNotWIse

jimgoose

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Did you ever see that sketch on homeopaths? I love the homeopathic pint - one drop and you're hammered!

Hear about the fella on homeopathic medicine who forgot to take it? He died of an overdose. Don't fcuk with mathematics!

OldNotWIse

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Doctors have their faults, but "kill more than they cure"....c'mon outa that.

If ever I keel over, clutching my chest, do not call a herbalist for me please. I want the best doctors that the VHI can buy.

Did you ever see that sketch on homeopaths? I love the homeopathic pint - one drop and you're hammered!

OldNotWIse

um.....when someone fat gets onto a bus?

eisenberg1

Doctors have their faults, but "kill more than they cure"....c'mon outa that.

If ever I keel over, clutching my chest, do not call a herbalist for me please. I want the best doctors that the VHI can buy.

[Deleted User]

Mod

It is completely against the rules to give any kind medical advice anywhere on boards.

I'm sure I don't need to tell any of you not to be taking such advice from strangers on the internet.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Bedtime?

jimgoose

Graces7 wrote: »

Not this one; many drs do advocate it.. she cannot take the synthetic chemical the drs use as it clashes with the heart meds she is on so this was the only way.... so your post is nonsense a it reads,, this is natural thyroid extract ie not some nasty chemical . I am not a believer in drs meds frankly and will always try more natural.. drs kill more than they cure and almost killed me so I am careful now. am alive at 71 and doing better than they all said I would. get informed! relative is better than for years on it and doing fine..google nutri thyroid and learn! also google thyroid support UK and read some of the stories.. your post is more than TA! :mad:after all how can you replace a natural hormone with a chemical? when that hormone is available? .... bedtime here now... bye bye!

At 71, you aren't much more than a chungwan in this day and age. Get out there and party!

I don't believe in doctors any more than I believe in the plumber. They are merely occasionally necessary. And you'd probably be surprised how informed I am. Nighty-night!!

Graces7

jimgoose wrote: »

Not quite trivial annoyance: Home-cured, organic, knitted-yoghurt, crusty, unregulated, uncontrolled, amateur, Googled, "natural" remedies that flatten more people than they cure. :mad:

Not this one; many drs do advocate it.. she cannot take the synthetic chemical the drs use as it clashes with the heart meds she is on so this was the only way.... so your post is nonsense a it reads,, this is natural thyroid extract ie not some nasty chemical . I am not a believer in drs meds frankly and will always try more natural.. drs kill more than they cure and almost killed me so I am careful now. am alive at 71 and doing better than they all said I would. get informed! relative is better than for years on it and doing fine..google nutri thyroid and learn! also google thyroid support UK and read some of the stories.. your post is more than TA! :mad:after all how can you replace a natural hormone with a chemical? when that hormone is available? .... bedtime here now... bye bye!

jimgoose

Graces7 wrote: »

...There are natural thyroid meds that dont cost the earth...

Not quite trivial annoyance: Home-cured, organic, knitted-yoghurt, crusty, unregulated, uncontrolled, amateur, Googled, "natural" remedies that flatten more people than they cure. :mad:

Graces7

jimgoose wrote: »

Many carveries do a half-portion. Try that someday, you might even like it! Be careful of that thyroid craic, don't neglect the medication. It's like the regulator for your whole metabolism, you'd be amazed what slows down/speeds up/goes arseways when that gland acts up. Always consult your GP.

One of my family cannot take the synthetic thyroid the dr prescribe so I get her the natural nutri thyroid. The drs missed the diagnosis so we went ahead ourselves.. it can be a hard one to diagnose

KungPao

When you're on long haul night flight, you have just managed to drift off while watching a film, then there's a LOUD announcement through your earphones.

Happened to me the other day. Look, I know a passenger is ill and the flight crew need a medical doctor to come forward immediately, but I was sleeping, God damn it!

Graces7

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I had bloods done I need vitamin b 12 injections (which i haven't got because .. Injections) I have a low thyroid and have to take eltroxin but eltroxin is expensive and now I have my epilepsy meds to get so they take precedent over thyroid.

I wouldn't have the appetite for a farmers dinner lol I'm a picker, but that could be because I feel so ****. Before Christmas anything I would eat wouldn't even stay there but I don't get sick at all now so it's much better

Have you looked at the drug payment plan? No need for huge meals .. I cannot eat like that so I graze,, several small meals...fruit etc is good....apple and cheese.... but you MUST get the meds you need. There are natural thyroid meds that dont cost the earth. as for injections... be brave! That alone will drag you down.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

I would love to be a fly on the wall in jimgooses house, Id say it's hilarious

jimgoose

MsBubbles wrote: »

Jimgoose Mrs Goose sounds brilliant. I understand why you married her.

She's pretty cool. She'd want to be! :pac:

MsBubbles

Jimgoose Mrs Goose sounds brilliant. I understand why you married her.