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czerniacha

jblack wrote: »

Of course you all know it's not possible to swallow your tongue:).

'swallowing your tongue' means that when your unconcious it 'goes' down your throat and blocks your airways

Bananababe wrote: »

If you see my next post I gave a link to epilepsy website and first aid.

I thought all subjects were discussed on here ?

Please ignore any unofficial advice. Sorry opened cake hole will go remove my agreement of unofficial advice.

Any people finding ill people in street should just ignore them in that case.

oi! you're not throwing your toys out of the pram are ya? :A sorry if I quoted you in particular(I meant all previous posts on that topic) I only meant that we're not supposed to be giving 'medical' advice on here :A of course we can discuss things here... I only meant it for the best as some might only read part of the 'advice' and not do the right thing iykwim sorry if I offended you

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

jayne.hamilton2 wrote: »

with or without ice - how many do you want lined up:):):)

No ice (can get more in the glass that way). Better make it 5 to start with (pints that is) :rotfl:

jayne.hamilton2

swoods59 wrote: »

Oops thought it opened hours ago, where have you been? Asda?

i did = and got seriously trouted - urgh - but now on the voddy an tia maria :):)

cheesyball

DODO wrote: »

End of X factor so sad tonight - for those of you who didnt stay for the credits it came up at end that it was in memory of the brother who died ( the one they were talking about during filming as being terminally ill)

I missed that, sad times. (kind of glad i missed it i've turned into a cry baby since baby 11 weeks ago):eek:

mimi1234 wrote: »

Thank you to all the charming young ladies re: the dry hand cream. I already have the Nivea Q10 one so will give it a whirl tonight. If I don't succeed, I shall try the others that you smashing ladies have recommended. Thanks for the pm's also.

Has anyone else piled on the pounds since this Sada thing happened? I'm almost half a stone more now. Eeeeek. I'm so tempted to eat lots of Walkers crisps now but I know I shouldn't. What to do?


Have a good night all and sleep well.

How did batl3y go today ?:D

Bananababe wrote: »

If you see my next post I gave a link to epilepsy website and first aid.

I thought all subjects were discussed on here ?

Please ignore any unofficial advice. Sorry opened cake hole will go remove my agreement of unofficial advice.

Any people finding ill people in street should just ignore them in that case.

Best to call for help then make the situation worse:o Also with the blame culture of nowadays even doing something "right" could land you in trouble.

tricia89

Looby123 wrote: »

sorry but as an epileptic I would much rather crush my teeth to pieces and live, than swallow my tongue and potentially die or become brain damaged through lack of oxygen to my brain

its an unlikely situation anyhow in the sense that most people dont carry spoons around with them, but most people would rather err on the side of caution...same goes for calling an ambulance - a stranger in the street seeing you have a fit is not going to know if you have them regular or not.

Always better to err on the side of caution.

Unless glitching or wombling

but like has been said by a few people...

you will not swallow your tongue, the muscle at the back of your tongue makes it impossible to swallow

Contrary to popular belief, it is not possible to swallow your tongue. Unless of course if you cut it off and then swallowed it… In any event, the tongue is rooted to the floor of the mouth by the lingual frenulum. The lingual frenulum is the small mucous membrane that extends from the floor of the mouth to the mid-line of the tongue. This makes getting the tongue far enough back in the throat to actually swallow it impossible.

Taken from this website
http://sciencebasedlife.wordpress.com/2011/06/27/its-impossible-to-swallow-your-tongue/
edit:
or here

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/22/health/22real.html?ref=health&_r=0

jax.26

mimi1234 wrote: »

Has anyone else piled on the pounds since this Sada thing happened? I'm almost half a stone more now. Eeeeek. I'm so tempted to eat lots of Walkers crisps now but I know I shouldn't. What to do?

My problem is the large flat strawberry tarts (2 in a pk). Buy them everytime I see them.
I can't stop eating them...so greedy!!

Jerryjerryjerry

Jerryjerryjerry wrote: »

This is a shop i've done this evening....


7 items (4 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Waitrose
+£8.47

0.18 x ASDA Bananas by Weight (100g) £0.12 N/A
0.14 x ASDA Carrots by Weight (100g) £0.11 £0.12
0.05 x ASDA Mushrooms by Weight (100g) £0.14 N/A
0.01 x ASDA Thin Chillies by Weight (100g) £0.04 N/A
1 x Ambrosia Rice Pudding Original (120g) £0.40 £0.32
1 x Armitage Good Boy Puppy Milk Drops (125g) £0.54 N/A
1 x Robinsons Double Concentrate Orange No Added Sugar... £2.00 £0.32
4 x Robinsons Double Concentrate Apple & Blackcurrant ... £8.00 £1.28
1 x Asda Hero Adult Deli-Fresh Meat Sticks rich in Chi... £0.44 N/A

Comparison total (compared products only) £10.51 £2.04

Is there a prize for finding the cheapest filler? If not, why not? Who has so far found the cheapest filler? *cough* as you will see from my list, I have a 4p one... *smiles proudly*

jayne.hamilton2

Westvleteren wrote: »

Bottle of rum please

anyting to go with it - or just ice :):) got a few lines of coke - lol - linned up in the fridge :j

Bananababe

kandfs_mam wrote: »

Aw Bananababe, it's one of the rules of the forum that no medical advice can be given. xx

Thanks. All this cause one lovely member made a point if helping someone and wanted to share it. I'm away to bed.

jayne.hamilton2

bargainsniffer1 wrote: »

A bottle of lemonade would be nice to dilute this wine :beer:

Whatever you need - want ice???:):):)