Nice People Thread Number 11 - A Treasury of Nice People

Generali

tomterm8 wrote: »

If you can't have valium, then bug them to give you something you can take - there ought to be something, even if it's hypnotherapy!

I've decided to take a big spoonful of manup before I go in. I'm the only one in the room not wearing a wig !!!!!!.

lostinrates

Generali wrote: »

I've decided to take a big spoonful of manup before I go in. I'm the only one in the room not wearing a wig !!!!!!.

Ok, well, for the sugar with that have a virtual kiss and hug when ever. You're so dear to lots of us gen.

tomterm8

Generali wrote: »

I've decided to take a big spoonful of manup before I go in. I'm the only one in the room not wearing a wig !!!!!!.

Well, it's up to you, mate. But I don't think suffering in silence works as well as suffering with lots of complaints. The doctors can't really do much about your suffering if they don't know about it. And they are more likely to do something about it if it will relieve their own suffering. If you see what I mean.:D

Plus, suffering isn't a competition. Just because everyone's worse off than you doesn't mean your toothache doesn't hurt, and doesn't mean the doctors job isn't to stop it hurting.

lostinrates

is gen actually saying he wants a wig? Time for a whip round?

vivatifosi

tomterm8 wrote: »

15,000 people in a universe of a billion devices just isn't something to worry about. There's hundreds of threats that arise every day. That's something to worry about

But you can't do anything much about it except take sensible precautions.

Interesting, I had heard that it was 15,000 in the UK.

The chances of me having it were always minute, but I can't afford to be locked out of my PC by a bunch of scammers. I am always running antivirus and anti malware/spyware stuff, but even if the chances are small, better safe than sorry.

At least it is windows only, so no need to check anything else.

PasturesNew

vivatifosi wrote: »

I am always running antivirus and anti malware/spyware stuff, but even if the chances are small, better safe than sorry.

Which ones did you run this time?

lemonjelly

Nikkster wrote: »

I wish! Though I'd be wondering what went wrong if I was home in time for Newsnight! Taken out as in I didn't eat alone or pay (work). Nice evening, second time I've been out with 3 guys (not all same guys)... who I really get on with (wouldn't bet on reciprocation), but were all married (or 1 in a serious relationship).

Excitement over Sorry.

Phew!:D

silvercar wrote: »

A friends kids and some mates set up a delivery service delivering bags of choc and sweeties to late night parties of students. Very successful apparently.

Stoners/munchies...;)

Generali

tomterm8 wrote: »

Well, it's up to you, mate. But I don't think suffering in silence works as well as suffering with lots of complaints. The doctors can't really do much about your suffering if they don't know about it. And they are more likely to do something about it if it will relieve their own suffering. If you see what I mean.:D

Plus, suffering isn't a competition. Just because everyone's worse off than you doesn't mean your toothache doesn't hurt, and doesn't mean the doctors job isn't to stop it hurting.

I know what you mean. I was told there'd be a psych person there today to get me through it and there wasn't. What happened? I got through it.

TBH it isn't that bad really. We'll see how I am when the side effects kick in after a fortnight but for now I'll just rely on myself.

vivatifosi

Macafee, the Symantec checker and malwarebytes.

PasturesNew

Tell us your housey tales lemon.....

Did you do groin thrusts on the front driveway - to show the neighbours who is King of the Castle?