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( , Fri 29 Jan 2010, 1:39, archived)

AND THEN I WOULD STAMP ON ALL THE BISCUITS

licking the crumbs up off the floor
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Fri 29 Jan 2010, 2:15,
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Or the other way round, I forget. Too many grapes, I suppose.
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Fri 29 Jan 2010, 2:19,
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it surrounds us and binds us...
you mean it can control our actions?
partly yes but it also smells like lacquer
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Fri 29 Jan 2010, 2:21,
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you mean it can control our actions?
partly yes but it also smells like lacquer

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Dated 12/03/2008
Chef Andrew Foster, 27, from Consett, County Durham, who has a lifelong fear of food which means he is unable to taste his own meals, and has to survive on a diet of biscuits instead.
See story North News
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Fri 29 Jan 2010, 2:07,
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Chef Andrew Foster, 27, from Consett, County Durham, who has a lifelong fear of food which means he is unable to taste his own meals, and has to survive on a diet of biscuits instead.
See story North News

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/wear/7292858.stm
I can't help but wonder, had they perhaps administered more fatal beatings when he was younger, whether he would have this problem now..
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Fri 29 Jan 2010, 2:14,
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I can't help but wonder, had they perhaps administered more fatal beatings when he was younger, whether he would have this problem now..

..shit

I've got all three!
2:18am and I'm still struggling with a breakfast of poppadoms, pissed and smoking a roll-up.
GP appointment tomorrow. Urgent, apparently. She's gonna tell me to stop drinking and smoking.
"Isn't it enough that I packed in slitting GPs' throats?" I might tell her, in a jocular way.
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Fri 29 Jan 2010, 2:21,
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2:18am and I'm still struggling with a breakfast of poppadoms, pissed and smoking a roll-up.
GP appointment tomorrow. Urgent, apparently. She's gonna tell me to stop drinking and smoking.
"Isn't it enough that I packed in slitting GPs' throats?" I might tell her, in a jocular way.


She's young, beautiful and enthusiastic. She winks, touches my arm gently and calls me 'luv', or by my first name.
How on earth does one deal with a GP like that?
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Fri 29 Jan 2010, 2:33,
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How on earth does one deal with a GP like that?

I somehow managed not to be embarrassed by the whole "testicular exam" talk, where she used the rubber bulb of the stethoscope as a demonstration aid...
What about "but smoking and drinking can be really fun!" ?
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Fri 29 Jan 2010, 2:37,
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What about "but smoking and drinking can be really fun!" ?