*Weekend Chat Thread 18/19th July*

Buffythedebtslayer

Lenza pm me your e mail address I have got some examples of planning xx

Lenza_Quidditch

Buffy - have pm'd you - thank you so much. Sorry this has come right at the end of term!

scorgeous

Morning everyone

Hope you're all having a good weekend so far. I did all my housework yesterday so having a veg day today. I'm about to go and get onto the sofa with a family bag of bbq hula hoops a coconut sponge and anything else I can find to watch Hairspray again :eek:

What's everyone else up to? Sammy I'd rather you than me on a Sunday afternoon in A&E

Pooky

I had a blast of energy and cleaned out the parrot, hoovered and sorted the ironing into piles of "do today - do tomorrow - do whenever"..... made DD's take the Wii up into one of their rooms so that I'm not subjected to constant rows over mario kart....Booked the bathroom for an hour this evening, everyone needs to have wee'd/poo'd/brushed teeth/squeezed spots/had boyfriend dramas before my alloted time as I'm fed up with the constant.....knock, knock...I know you're in the bath but can I just.......

:rolleyes:

Burlesque_Babe

back from a very breezy but sunny Poole Park.

I did 20th Century history for O level and loved it. Russian Revolution/Great Depression/Hoover Dam/WW2/Cold War.

Is there any way you can quietly have a word with someone at the hospital Sammy and get someone who he sees as an 'expert' to tell him once and for all he isn't having a heart attack?

Lenza_Quidditch

Buffy - got them, thanks again. :beer:
Pooky -I'll have some of what you're on today!

Scorgeous - Just watched the end of The Rutles (fell asleep last night) mock documentary of the Beatles v. funny. I like Eric Idle!

BB - I managed to scrape an O level by picking 4 out of 6 topics and memorizing the Letts revision guide the night before the exam (sad to say not my first all-nighter study session:rolleyes:). Not sure it's a good example for the lads tho but we all seem to be night owls here when it comes to brain work...

bookseller1980

Good morning everybody.
Happy Birthday Lou and Bea.:bdaycake:

Just woken up and on my first coffee.
Keep smiling Sammy.
Have I missed anthing? Quick synopsis please - that'll ease your boredom SRM.

ZTD

Lenza_Quidditch wrote: »

Has anybody been to Leeds Armouries - am wondering if that would be worth a trip?!?

I've been there, but didn't enjoy it. I found it degenerated quite quickly into endless rooms of pointy sticks.

Go to one of the proper castles. They tend to have a bit more in the "history" line, especially if it was someone famous who lived there.

ZTD

sammy115 wrote: »

OH wants to go to A&E to see if the pain/burning in the chest is the result of iminent heart attack (or just the usual heartburn) and the pain in his arm is as a result of doing one too many press ups (ie just one press up) or if he is indeed going to have a heart attack. I can't face another afternoon in A&E for another 'stress related illness' cos that is what it is....

Pardon me to anyone here who is lurking and may be upset by the above comment but he is like the boy who cried wolf........

Tell him he needs to have his nerve impulses checked out to see if he needs a pacemaker. That requires having a big metallic probe pushed into his anus and then electric shocks out to his extremities to test the conductance of his central nervous system.

It's Sunday - they should be able to fit him in as it'll be quiet...

sammy115

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

Sammy can he not go on his own? I do feel sorry for him but the temptation to tell him to get a grip must be massive.

Sometimes he goes on his own, but this time I am going with him, so I can verbally abuse him when the doc says there is nothing wrong with him again!!

Toto wrote: »

Oh sammy you poor thing, and I know it isn't at all funny but:rotfl:(sorry but your exasperated descriptions make me giggle... loudly)

Have you thought about stamping on his feet so hard he forgets about the heart attack for an hour or two? It would also have the added benefit of him not being able to follow you around to moan at you

Frying pan is at the ready:mad:

Lenza_Quidditch wrote: »

Hi Sammy,
Agree with Buffy about OH going on his own. Does he always go to GP / Hospital with his symptoms or does he just tell you about them?

We are coming to the end of a three week cycle of him suffering in silence (but noisily IYSWIM.....deep sighing, hand on chest, pained expression) until I ask him whats wrong....he tells me, I laugh. He keeps on and on until I say if you are that bad go to A&E (even though he could have easily gone to the docs on Friday, but that would have interfered with work and he can't go tomorrow cos he is in a meeting.......:cool::cool:).

I have seriously had enough this time and IF there is nothing wrong I will be suggesting he seeks psychiatric help........