

(PS: beautiful - www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9zTSvEpt_8 )

I thought you were out of town for a few days
look, I can explain. I was only joking about the whole Fall Lineup thing
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Fri 14 Oct 2011, 1:57,
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look, I can explain. I was only joking about the whole Fall Lineup thing

TRUFAX:
I got my first-ever legit push in a wheelchair by a hospital porter today. Bloody great, it was, but it was only a coupla hundred yards.
It was still the highlight of 6 hours waiting around in the hospital for a total of less than 10 mins' medical attention.
It's another bloodclot/ deep vein thrombosis, only this time the consultant told me I should be on warfarin FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE.
If I was mongychops I'd post a pic of my comically-swollen thigh, but I still retain a certain amount of inhibition.
(Mind you, I was so bored in the waiting room today I nearly biro'd a CDC on said thigh)
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Fri 14 Oct 2011, 2:04,
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I got my first-ever legit push in a wheelchair by a hospital porter today. Bloody great, it was, but it was only a coupla hundred yards.
It was still the highlight of 6 hours waiting around in the hospital for a total of less than 10 mins' medical attention.
It's another bloodclot/ deep vein thrombosis, only this time the consultant told me I should be on warfarin FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE.
If I was mongychops I'd post a pic of my comically-swollen thigh, but I still retain a certain amount of inhibition.
(Mind you, I was so bored in the waiting room today I nearly biro'd a CDC on said thigh)

Happy days :(
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Fri 14 Oct 2011, 2:07,
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Just stop taking the drugs, wait for the bloodclot, then vigorously pummel the clotted part 'til a piece of clot breaks off and blocks off yr heart.
Job's a good 'un.
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Fri 14 Oct 2011, 2:13,
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Job's a good 'un.

Also, you could up your warfarin dose and bleed to death.
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Fri 14 Oct 2011, 2:19,
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Although I think consuming enormous quantities of garlic has a similar blood-thinning effect.
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(actually, that throws up an interesting question: what actually happens to a body if nobody wants to / is able to cough up the cash for a cheap [£850-ish, I think] crematorium corpse disposal? Anyone know?)
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Fri 14 Oct 2011, 2:27,
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It's a good job I'll have rotted away to bones and dust before anyone suspects anything out of the ordinary.
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Fri 14 Oct 2011, 2:52,
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you save money, and some sicko medical student gets to violate your still warm corpse.
Yes, it's fluffy night, here on the gayshift.
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Fri 14 Oct 2011, 2:58,
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Yes, it's fluffy night, here on the gayshift.

Some of them foxy medical student chix can palpate my grossly distended organs any time.
Although pre-mortem'd probably be preferable, given the choice.
(outta here, btw: nite, all)
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Fri 14 Oct 2011, 3:05,
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Although pre-mortem'd probably be preferable, given the choice.
(outta here, btw: nite, all)

Just a spot of dreary real-life turbulence over the past couple of weeks. Nothing dramatic, just time-consuming.
But back home now, to cough and flick ash into the saucepan like usual.
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Fri 14 Oct 2011, 1:56,
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But back home now, to cough and flick ash into the saucepan like usual.