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All that stuff would not fit in a Honda. Maybe in the Odyssey but not in a HRV, CRV and all the other V's.
There are not many "normal-ish" cars that can do that Prozac can.
Take care!!
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All that stuff would not fit in a Honda. Maybe in the Odyssey but not in a HRV, CRV and all the other V's. There are not many "normal-ish" cars that can do that Prozac can. Take care!! So true It’s an amazing little car. |
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Had my Pre-Admission hospital visit at Kim’s Hospital in Maidstone today. Private hospital, smart, obviously not cheap. All new, not quite the NHS which has been treating me without fault since this silliness started. Even the patient waiting areas have sexy coffee machines with Mocha, Cappuccino and Latte on offer, plus a host more. Love the cookies. Come on..........  And the views from all the departments.  So after bloods, observations, history, advice, information and the rest, I was let go, until 08.00 on Wednesday till 16.00 Headed down to New Romney, 55 miles from home in Prozac to deliver the truck panels for blasting and etch primer.  WE Weld services do a lot of work. Martin took his cab and doors to them for blasting and priming. He is a bit of a pita for quality control, and was happy. Finding someone who can handle a C10 cab is a bit less than easy.   When I got there the guy who does all their blasting was off site for an hour, so I went to the on-site eatery, ordered a bacon and fried egg tiger bread stick and a large coffee, total £5.20 And I can say, NO Regrets.  Lunch.  In the car park was this 9 year old truck. For those who love bigger stuff.   Fine print on the step.  |
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Last Edit: Nov 4, 2019 21:15:18 GMT by grizz
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samta22
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Can point you in the direction of someone who will help with the cab and knows what they are doing, just let me know.
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Hope the tests all show things going in the right direction. Like the step-art! Did you really have to post a pic of that bacon butty? It's 06:45 here, I've been up all night having puppies and I'm bloody starving. It's hungry work you know!  |
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Can point you in the direction of someone who will help with the cab and knows what they are doing, just let me know. That guy off the A21 isn’t bad. There is also that other crowd over near Horsmonden... |
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Can point you in the direction of someone who will help with the cab and knows what they are doing, just let me know. Guess I should have asked. Hope the tests all show things going in the right direction. Like the step-art! Did you really have to post a pic of that bacon butty? It's 06:45 here, I've been up all night having puppies and I'm bloody starving. It's hungry work you know! Sorry 😐 Can point you in the direction of someone who will help with the cab and knows what they are doing, just let me know. That guy off the A21 isn’t bad. There is also that other crowd over near Horsmonden... See first comment. |
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samta22
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Never have to ask if you don't need to, but always good to know you have options  |
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"Sorry 😐 " ... bet you're not really  |
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Never have to ask if you don't need to, but always good to know you have options Very true. We must talk about the cab, bedsides and tailgate. All need to be done. |
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"Sorry 😐 " ... bet you're not really Maybe........🐒 |
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I don’t always know how to handle generosity But tonight Dennis sent me these pics and message from Kelly. She always asks about me and updates Dennis on my behalf about hers. . So today over lunch with Kent who is one of the two partners, he told her that I was on my way to cardiac catheter lab tomorrow for an Angiogram and she scribbled a little note for a photo that Dennis could send over to me. Sweet woman.   Then Dennis mentioned she would push up my blood pressure and possibly kill me with the message. So she said “Wait, lets make him die with a smile on his face at least” So she sent another pic And that is in the Roadtrip thread update. Worth a peek. |
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Up at 5.15, out by 6.40, at hospital by 7.35 and in theatre by 10.30 All done, no massive screw ups identified, some minor things observed, but no need for bypass, stents etc. Cholesterol and stress management plus BP meds to continue. Amazing health service again.  Nice hospital entrance.  And for good luck..... Ethyls T-Shirt.  Hope to be discharged by 4.00pm and get picked up by Sally. Got a message from Andy in Oklahoma too last night.......  He has been walking a lot, part of his own recovery process.  |
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I love technology Another small thing to add to the wrap up of this cardiac event and the angiogram One of the things done at the cathlab is “Heparinising” where heparin is introduced (injected) toward the end, to prevent clot formation on any of the catheters inside the heart vessels to prevent heart attack or stroke. It means when the sheath is removed one can bleed a lot. These are used at the entry site as its an artery and arterial pressure is high. Inflated, the cuff is left on for two hours, pressure reduced in small increments every 15 minutes.  After discharge, Sally picked me up and brought me home. I found a card and delivered at the back door some “flowers” chocolates and a note from work. Very touched by that.  . |
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Rian, good to see things still heading in the correct direction. On the cholesterol front, pics of bowls of museli(sp?) ain't going to wind me up! Keep safe, matey. |
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Glad to see things are looking better for you Grizz, take care.
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Rian, good to see things still heading in the correct direction. On the cholesterol front, pics of bowls of museli(sp?) ain't going to wind me up! Keep safe, matey. Bowls of muesli will probably see you laughing at me. Glad to see things are looking better for you Grizz, take care. Thank you. Yes, feels like the meds are kicking in. Had arranged to go see a 2002 Honda CR-V at 10.00 this morning. Auto, 121k miles, towbar, the sort of thing I have been looking to replace Prozac with. Last night seller said message me in the morning. When I did, he said he had sold it last night, subject to his buying another car. Dickhead !! This was his one photo to advertise the car. Shoulda known.  Need to start a thread on rubbish ads. |
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What an absolute end of a bell! I HATE timewasters! Glad to see you're home and on the mend. Say happy and healthy |
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