Interesting House Sale Price Anecdotal....

mewbie_2

lostinrates wrote: »

Wouldn't you be the tiniest bit scared you were....well.brain dead?

You reckon? I'm far too big headed for that. No it's a sequential thought process. Roughly it's food, want food, eat food, sex, want sex, might get sex but most probably not, football, watch football, sleep, er sleep, work, work, back to food...

It's quite straightforward. Until curtains comes into it. Or family events. Or decisions about stuff that you never realised existed.

baileysbattlebus

lostinrates wrote: »

actually, the interesting ones are only in the evening. I'm very straightlaced during the day time.

I think its connected to the pain killers I take

Would they be anything like mine and come in a bottle labelled 40% proof

Only kidding!!!

lostinrates

bubblesmoney wrote: »

no. but i have dissected dead bodies for more than a year. plus been to a lot of postmortems etc even the forensic stuff done at crime scene etc on one occassion. nothing like CSI though, in real life it isnt glamorous and stinks like hell especially when you are present when a week old body is fished out of water or the woods etc and you get to be there for the PM. and no i am not a forsensic pathologist either.

It does smell doesn't it? -not that I've ever cut up a person, but I've dissected a fair few animals back in the day.:o

mr.broderick

bubblesmoney wrote: »

no. but i have dissected dead bodies for more than a year. plus been to a lot of postmortems etc even the forensic stuff done at crime scene etc on one occassion. nothing like CSI though, in real life it isnt glamorous and stinks like hell especially when you are present when a week old body is fished out of water or the woods etc and you get to be there for the PM. and no i am not a forsensic pathologist either.

You're not one of those necrophiliacs are you?

lostinrates

baileysbattlebus wrote: »

Would they be anything like mine and come in a bottle labelled 40% proof

Only kidding!!!

I wish they did!

bluey890

mewbie wrote: »

Here's a typical exchange that leaves me totally flummoxed.

Wife in bad mood.
M. "What's up?"
W. "Don't you know?"
M. "No. Is something the matter?"
W. "Huh".
M. "Do you want sympathy?"
W. "Not from you". "!!!!!!!".

Mewbs, I have spotted the error and corrected:
Wife in bad mood.
M. Runs to shops, bus flowers, runs back and hands over to wife.
Wife in good mood.

lostinrates

mewbie wrote: »

You reckon? I'm far too big headed for that. No it's a sequential thought process. Roughly it's food, want food, eat food, sex, want sex, might get sex but most probably not, football, watch football, sleep, er sleep, work, work, back to food...

It's quite straightforward. Until curtains comes into it. Or family events. Or decisions about stuff that you never realised existed.

So weird. Re curtains....always the ones that remind you of the colour of her eyes or some such thing if you genuinely have no opinion.

fc123

bubblesmoney wrote: »

NO i am not.

as to what i am, it is for me to know and you to find out (hopefully not). i might not even be a doc, might just be a nutter on the internet!:rotfl:

Oh don't take offence.

I just remember you saying about an obese patient that broke the bed and the best pee ever was the one that you to wait 9 hours for as you were in surgery.

Porter?

Kidding......I take it you know not a lot about Jaw pain then?

mewbie_2

bluey890 wrote: »

Mewbs, I have spotted the error and corrected:
Wife in bad mood.
M. Runs to shops, bus flowers, runs back and hands over to wife.
Wife in good mood.

Hmm.
M "Well here's some flowers"
W "GARAGE FLOWERS"
continued....

bubblesmoney

mewbie wrote: »

Here's a typical exchange that leaves me totally flummoxed.

Wife in bad mood.
M. "What's up?"
W. "Don't you know?"
M. "No. Is something the matter?"
W. "Huh".
M. "Do you want sympathy?"
W. "Not from you". "!!!!!!!".

is your wife somehow related to my wife? because i seem to have the same situation happening at my end too.