Nice People Thread Number 10 -the official residence of Nice People

vivatifosi

The article is about Glenbrook Gen. I quite like the outcome personally. No fan of the Great White, but even less of one of animal torture.

michaels

Generali wrote: »

I've been told it might be up to several weeks for the next available appointment.

Based on the fact that if health things are serious then they tend to happen quickly this sounds like excellent news.

Generali

vivatifosi wrote: »

The article is about Glenbrook Gen. I quite like the outcome personally. No fan of the Great White, but even less of one of animal torture.

Ah. I thought it was in WA. I heard it briefly on the news when I was driving.

purch

Generali wrote: »

It would be like flying to Thailandto have sex with a man with breasts.

Would I have to beat him with an metal pole afterwards ?

lostinrates

Its occurred to me (and mentioned on another thread maggie reads) that at my DEFRA spot check they didn't bother to check my ditches. I was ticked off for the state of my hedges but the ditches weren't even looked at.bit lax.

Spirit_2

neverdespairgirl wrote: »

That really does suggest they don't think it's malignant - even the NHS clears the appointment decks pretty sharpish if they suspect malignancy (going by my mother's experience last year).

Lots of love to all the Gens.[/QUOT

Waiting times
Currently, all patients referred with suspected cancer by their GP have a maximum wait of two weeks to see a specialist. This also applies to all patients referred for investigation of breast symptoms, even if cancer is not initially suspected.

Cancer patients should wait no more than 31 days from the decision to treat to the start of their first treatment. It is also expected that any subsequent surgical, drug or radiotherapy treatments will be delivered within 31 days.

All patients should wait a maximum of 62 days from their urgent GP referral to the start of their treatment. This 62-day standard also includes all patients referred from NHS cancer screening programmes (breast, cervical and bowel) and all patients whose consultants suspect they may have cancer.

Doozergirl

Lawrence Llewelwyn Bowen's pad is up for sale.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-44769074.html

Where is PN? We need background checks and full history

lostinrates

Doozergirl wrote: »

Lawrence Llewelwyn Bowen's pad is up for sale.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-44769074.html

Where is PN? We need background checks and full history

I love the mural walls n the bedroom...but the white ceiling ruins it IMO.

Also love the garden, the fabric on the chairs in the toile dining room( but dislike the toile which is odd, I really love toile usually). I like the white panelled room. Its a bit of hit and Miss decoratively really. I like it though, very much. It has personality. I'd rather dislike something but admire its guts than feel kinda 'meh' about it.

Spirit_2

Another opportunity for NP to self assess their position in life

How healthy is your relationship :BBC

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine/


37 out of 40 here.

Doozergirl

lostinrates wrote: »

I love the mural walls n the bedroom...but the white ceiling ruins it IMO.

Also love the garden, the fabric on the chairs in the toile dining room( but dislike the toile which is odd, I really love toile usually). I like the white panelled room. Its a bit of hit and Miss decoratively really. I like it though, very much. It has personality. I'd rather dislike something but admire its guts than feel kinda 'meh' about it.

I like lots about it. The gentlemanly drawing room is plush and I like the vaulted ceiling that's been wallpapered. I don't like the coral colour of the toile room and I don't like toile; it reminds me if the stalkerish landlady we had.

I feel the same about decor, but you know that. I'd prefer almost anything that had been done with conviction over magnolia boxes or trying too hard to be conventional. That house could take anything. The mural is beautiful - would look good in your house! Would be awful in a new build.