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Nemo
Jul 13, 2015, 9:13:37 AM7/13/15
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Because the Septicæmia has laid me low and made me a bit weak and
shakey, Social Service has arranged for a specialist cleaners so clean
up the flat.
They're here now and doing an excellent job!
One snag though. This isn't free for a change and it's costing me four
hundred and forty sick squid - and I don't even eat fish! So far,
everything else has been free though.
It's astonishing the way Social Services look after yer when you become
infirm - and of course our magnificent NHS!
And yes, it is paid for from tack sprayers' money. This tack sprayer . .
MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
Still alive -type Nemo!
carol
Jul 13, 2015, 3:17:13 PM7/13/15
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after yourself Nemo.
Mudge
Jul 13, 2015, 3:44:08 PM7/13/15
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On 2015-07-13 13:15:46 -0600, carol said:
> Oh Dear, sorry to hear this. Is the cost for a year or a one off ? Look
> after yourself Nemo.
Just about missed this post, m'dear Carol - I have my filters set to
> Oh Dear, sorry to hear this. Is the cost for a year or a one off ? Look
> after yourself Nemo.
ignore multi-posts and Sir Nemo - but I got curious when I saw 2 posts
to funnytown and peeked !!!
--
The Canadian Curmudgeon (in Calgary)
Remove noxious CO2 - plant many trees
Nemo
Jul 13, 2015, 7:30:22 PM7/13/15
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and tidy, the patient should be able to keep it that way - except for
some people who sometimes appear in odd 'look-at-this-terrible-person'
TV documentaries.
African they were, except they worked so damned hard you'd have thought
they were Polish.
Fan queue. If I hadn't realised what the were, the hallucinations would
have had be climbing up the wall screaming.
Five weeks in hospital I was, although the identified the bacteria and
gave me the appropriate auntiebiotic, Cyprofloxacin. Did a wonderful job
it did. Brain still a bit scambled though, so I'll still do alright on
here, and as a snide effect, I now have foot droop and have to raise my
right knee a little as I walk - with a stick of course until I fully
recover.
Ah well. At 68 years of age these things happen. Good innings.
carol
Jul 14, 2015, 4:58:46 AM7/14/15
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Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
> On 13/07/2015 20:15, carol wrote:
>> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>> Because the Septicæmia has laid me low and made me a bit weak and shakey,
>>> Social Service has arranged for a specialist cleaners so clean up the flat.
>
> On 13/07/2015 20:15, carol wrote:
>> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>> Because the Septicæmia has laid me low and made me a bit weak and shakey,
>>> Social Service has arranged for a specialist cleaners so clean up the flat.
>
> The clean up was a one-off, the idea being that once the place is clean
> and tidy, the patient should be able to keep it that way - except for
> some people who sometimes appear in odd 'look-at-this-terrible-person' TV documentaries.
>
> African they were, except they worked so damned hard you'd have thought they were Polish.
>
> Fan queue. If I hadn't realised what the were, the hallucinations would
> have had be climbing up the wall screaming.
>
> Five weeks in hospital I was, although the identified the bacteria and
> gave me the appropriate auntiebiotic, Cyprofloxacin. Did a wonderful job
> it did. Brain still a bit scambled though, so I'll still do alright on
> here, and as a snide effect, I now have foot droop and have to raise my
> right knee a little as I walk - with a stick of course until I fully recover.
>
> Ah well. At 68 years of age these things happen. Good innings.
It's a hell of a lot of money to pay out. Do you live in a castle with
> and tidy, the patient should be able to keep it that way - except for
> some people who sometimes appear in odd 'look-at-this-terrible-person' TV documentaries.
>
> African they were, except they worked so damned hard you'd have thought they were Polish.
>
> Fan queue. If I hadn't realised what the were, the hallucinations would
> have had be climbing up the wall screaming.
>
> Five weeks in hospital I was, although the identified the bacteria and
> gave me the appropriate auntiebiotic, Cyprofloxacin. Did a wonderful job
> it did. Brain still a bit scambled though, so I'll still do alright on
> here, and as a snide effect, I now have foot droop and have to raise my
> right knee a little as I walk - with a stick of course until I fully recover.
>
> Ah well. At 68 years of age these things happen. Good innings.
eighteen bedrooms or something?
Nemo
Jul 14, 2015, 4:14:54 PM7/14/15
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though; we're pretty well off. Keep proper accounts so you know where
you are and most of the time just buy the bare essentials so that, after
a payment like this, the balance rises to what it was before.
And I've checked and it is a fair going rate.
Nemo
Jul 16, 2015, 5:40:45 PM7/16/15
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On 13/07/2015 20:15, carol wrote:
Africans it was and they worked so hard, I thought they were Poles in
disguise!
Justin Thyme
Jul 17, 2015, 2:16:04 PM7/17/15
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--
Shall we only threaten and be angry for an hour?
When the storm is ended shall we find
How softly but how swiftly they have sidled back to power
By the favour and contrivance of their kind?
From /Mesopotamia/ by Rudyard Kipling
Stuart Longland
Jul 18, 2015, 1:55:14 AM7/18/15
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On 18/07/15 04:16, Justin Thyme wrote:
> Nemo wrote:
>> On 13/07/2015 20:15, carol wrote:
>>> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>> Because the Septicæmia has laid me low and made me a bit weak and
>>>> shakey,
>>>> Social Service has arranged for a specialist cleaners so clean up the
>>>> flat.
>>>>
>>>> They're here now and doing an excellent job!
>>>>
>>>> One snag though. This isn't free for a change and it's costing me four
>>>> hundred and forty sick squid - and I don't even eat fish! So far,
>>>> everything else has been free though.
>>>>
>>>> It's astonishing the way Social Services look after yer when you become
>>>> infirm - and of course our magnificent NHS!
>>>>
>>>> And yes, it is paid for from tack sprayers' money. This tack sprayer
>>>> . .
>>>> MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
>>>>
>>>> Still alive -type Nemo!
>>>
>>> Oh Dear, sorry to hear this. Is the cost for a year or a one off ? Look
>>> after yourself Nemo.
>>>
>> A one-off. And they came Monday and did a damned good job. Three
>> Africans it was and they worked so hard, I thought they were Poles in
>> disguise!
>
> North or South?
If they're either, don't let them near the fridge, if they're anything
> Nemo wrote:
>> On 13/07/2015 20:15, carol wrote:
>>> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>> Because the Septicæmia has laid me low and made me a bit weak and
>>>> shakey,
>>>> Social Service has arranged for a specialist cleaners so clean up the
>>>> flat.
>>>>
>>>> They're here now and doing an excellent job!
>>>>
>>>> One snag though. This isn't free for a change and it's costing me four
>>>> hundred and forty sick squid - and I don't even eat fish! So far,
>>>> everything else has been free though.
>>>>
>>>> It's astonishing the way Social Services look after yer when you become
>>>> infirm - and of course our magnificent NHS!
>>>>
>>>> And yes, it is paid for from tack sprayers' money. This tack sprayer
>>>> . .
>>>> MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
>>>>
>>>> Still alive -type Nemo!
>>>
>>> Oh Dear, sorry to hear this. Is the cost for a year or a one off ? Look
>>> after yourself Nemo.
>>>
>> A one-off. And they came Monday and did a damned good job. Three
>> Africans it was and they worked so hard, I thought they were Poles in
>> disguise!
>
> North or South?
like the neodymium ones I used to work with you'll never get them off it.
GordonD
Jul 18, 2015, 5:30:55 AM7/18/15
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On 17/07/2015 19:16, Justin Thyme wrote:
> Nemo wrote:
>> On 13/07/2015 20:15, carol wrote:
>>> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>> Because the Septicæmia has laid me low and made me a bit weak and
>>>> shakey,
>>>> Social Service has arranged for a specialist cleaners so clean up the
>>>> flat.
>>>>
>>>> They're here now and doing an excellent job!
>>>>
>>>> One snag though. This isn't free for a change and it's costing me four
>>>> hundred and forty sick squid - and I don't even eat fish! So far,
>>>> everything else has been free though.
>>>>
>>>> It's astonishing the way Social Services look after yer when you become
>>>> infirm - and of course our magnificent NHS!
>>>>
>>>> And yes, it is paid for from tack sprayers' money. This tack sprayer
>>>> . .
>>>> MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
>>>>
>>>> Still alive -type Nemo!
>>>
>>> Oh Dear, sorry to hear this. Is the cost for a year or a one off ? Look
>>> after yourself Nemo.
>>>
>> A one-off. And they came Monday and did a damned good job. Three
>> Africans it was and they worked so hard, I thought they were Poles in
>> disguise!
>
> North or South?
>
>
It doesn't matter if they were Sarth Ifricans these days.
> Nemo wrote:
>> On 13/07/2015 20:15, carol wrote:
>>> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>> Because the Septicæmia has laid me low and made me a bit weak and
>>>> shakey,
>>>> Social Service has arranged for a specialist cleaners so clean up the
>>>> flat.
>>>>
>>>> They're here now and doing an excellent job!
>>>>
>>>> One snag though. This isn't free for a change and it's costing me four
>>>> hundred and forty sick squid - and I don't even eat fish! So far,
>>>> everything else has been free though.
>>>>
>>>> It's astonishing the way Social Services look after yer when you become
>>>> infirm - and of course our magnificent NHS!
>>>>
>>>> And yes, it is paid for from tack sprayers' money. This tack sprayer
>>>> . .
>>>> MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
>>>>
>>>> Still alive -type Nemo!
>>>
>>> Oh Dear, sorry to hear this. Is the cost for a year or a one off ? Look
>>> after yourself Nemo.
>>>
>> A one-off. And they came Monday and did a damned good job. Three
>> Africans it was and they worked so hard, I thought they were Poles in
>> disguise!
>
> North or South?
>
>
--
Gordon Davie
Edinburgh, Scotland
Nemo
Jul 18, 2015, 6:14:38 AM7/18/15
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off some time ago, weighs a ton and made me jump out of the way, and
landed on its corner and crunched up where the the hinge-pin was
supposed to go - so there's only the upper hinge holding it and you have
to hold the hinge side of the door and open it very carefully indeed.
I'm gonna make an 'L' bracket to replace the hinge but I haven't got
round or any other shape to it yet.
The short horizontal part of the bracket will have the hole for the
hinge-pin and the longer vertical bit will be securely screwed up the
side of the edge of the door.
Nemo
Jul 18, 2015, 6:17:14 AM7/18/15
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On 17/07/2015 19:16, Justin Thyme wrote:
> Nemo wrote:
>> On 13/07/2015 20:15, carol wrote:
>>> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>> Because the Septicæmia has laid me low and made me a bit weak and
>>>> shakey,
>>>> Social Service has arranged for a specialist cleaners so clean up the
>>>> flat.
>>>>
>>>> They're here now and doing an excellent job!
>>>>
>>>> One snag though. This isn't free for a change and it's costing me four
>>>> hundred and forty sick squid - and I don't even eat fish! So far,
>>>> everything else has been free though.
>>>>
>>>> It's astonishing the way Social Services look after yer when you become
>>>> infirm - and of course our magnificent NHS!
>>>>
>>>> And yes, it is paid for from tack sprayers' money. This tack sprayer
>>>> . .
>>>> MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
>>>>
>>>> Still alive -type Nemo!
>>>
>>> Oh Dear, sorry to hear this. Is the cost for a year or a one off ? Look
>>> after yourself Nemo.
>>>
>> A one-off. And they came Monday and did a damned good job. Three
>> Africans it was and they worked so hard, I thought they were Poles in
>> disguise!
>
> North or South?
>
>
Yes.
>> On 13/07/2015 20:15, carol wrote:
>>> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>> Because the Septicæmia has laid me low and made me a bit weak and
>>>> shakey,
>>>> Social Service has arranged for a specialist cleaners so clean up the
>>>> flat.
>>>>
>>>> They're here now and doing an excellent job!
>>>>
>>>> One snag though. This isn't free for a change and it's costing me four
>>>> hundred and forty sick squid - and I don't even eat fish! So far,
>>>> everything else has been free though.
>>>>
>>>> It's astonishing the way Social Services look after yer when you become
>>>> infirm - and of course our magnificent NHS!
>>>>
>>>> And yes, it is paid for from tack sprayers' money. This tack sprayer
>>>> . .
>>>> MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
>>>>
>>>> Still alive -type Nemo!
>>>
>>> Oh Dear, sorry to hear this. Is the cost for a year or a one off ? Look
>>> after yourself Nemo.
>>>
>> A one-off. And they came Monday and did a damned good job. Three
>> Africans it was and they worked so hard, I thought they were Poles in
>> disguise!
>
> North or South?
>
>
Nemo
Jul 18, 2015, 6:18:22 AM7/18/15
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On 18/07/2015 06:55, Stuart Longland wrote:
became cross posters.
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