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Dan Jaman · 28-07-2015 02:12PM

Might have known Joe wouldn't miss a FF.

2smiggy · 28-07-2015 02:12PM

Funny friday

Dan Jaman · 28-07-2015 02:12PM

Lovely. Back to skin diseases.

Rock Lesnar · 28-07-2015 02:12PM

Rock Lesnar wrote: »

With next weekend on the horizon, i bet he'll be back for Funny Friday

Called it yesterday

snubbleste · 28-07-2015 02:13PM

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.

Atlantic Dawn · 28-07-2015 02:13PM

Could he not being 20 have manned up and called in himself?

somesoldiers · 28-07-2015 02:14PM

there is a bad dose of "brown hand disease" going around among Irish females 15-50, any cure for that?

Rock Lesnar · 28-07-2015 02:14PM

He couldn't miss funny friday, sure he needs a good laugh after his holidays

snubbleste · 28-07-2015 02:14PM

somesoldiers wrote: »

there is a bad dose of "brown hand disease" going around among Irish females 15-50, any cure for that?

Tcp.

somesoldiers · 28-07-2015 02:14PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Could he not being 20 have manned up and called in himself?

too busy scratching it would seem

Dan Jaman · 28-07-2015 02:14PM

I wonder what he works at - something in his work environment triggering it?

Roger_007 · 28-07-2015 02:15PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Could he not being 20 have manned up and called in himself?

Don't be silly!......this is a job for the mammy. Isn't that what they're for?

Rock Lesnar · 28-07-2015 02:16PM

Jaysus this actually sounds terrible

snubbleste · 28-07-2015 02:16PM

She should climb Croagh Patrick..

somesoldiers · 28-07-2015 02:17PM

Sounds like he has greyscale- was he in Westeros recently?

Roger_007 · 28-07-2015 02:18PM

Rock Lesnar wrote: »

Jaysus this actually sounds terrible

It does, but I'm not sure about the ethics of discussing someone else's medical condition on public radio. I wonder does he know she's doing this?

Roger_007 · 28-07-2015 02:19PM

snubbleste wrote: »

Don't all men scratch?

Only very particular parts of the body!

Rock Lesnar · 28-07-2015 02:20PM

Roger_007 wrote: »

It does, but I'm not sure about the ethics of discussing someone else's medical condition on public radio. I wonder does he know she's doing this?

I suppose they are looking for somebody else who has it, with maybe some treatment they haven't tried

SEPT 23 1989 · 28-07-2015 02:21PM

getting itchy listening to this

PauloMN · 28-07-2015 02:22PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

getting itchy listening to this

Lol same here, scratching away.

somesoldiers · 28-07-2015 02:22PM

Quack!

miece16 · 28-07-2015 02:23PM

reminds me of this

Atlantic Dawn · 28-07-2015 02:23PM

Oul Milton, legendary stuff.

Dan Jaman · 28-07-2015 02:24PM

I know somebody called Milton, but I doubt he's available for bath duty.

GoldFour4 · 28-07-2015 02:24PM

I don't get why she brings him to A&E rather than a gp. I have eczema myself and it can be horrific at times. I've never been to hospital with it except when I was younger. The gp provides everything and a subscription which will last a while. I had a very bad outburst a few years ago and couldn't move my arm without it bursting in itches. The GP sorted me out fine.

SEPT 23 1989 · 28-07-2015 02:25PM

its not bleach

Roger_007 · 28-07-2015 02:26PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Oul Milton, legendary stuff.

It was Jeyes Fluid in my childhood!

Atlantic Dawn · 28-07-2015 02:26PM

What about whiskey or poitin, they just might work.

2smiggy · 28-07-2015 02:26PM

why in f*ck would you take a child with that condition to Spain on holidays ????

Roger_007 · 28-07-2015 02:27PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

What about whiskey or poitin, they just might work.

But how much would you have to drink?

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