Game over please xxx

scottishfreebiehunter

Now getting told to shut up and stop singing to The Fratellis

sparky61

Lucyxx wrote: »

You probably saw the nice parts!!! The university's are lush in the sunsets, I love spotting bits I know on Lewis etc

Bet you didn't have the joy of seeing Blackbird Leys???? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I don't mind English tourists, it's the big gangs of foreign schoolchildren that p!ss me off!!!!! they are all so ill mannered! and there are always loads whenever I go!!

What parts did you get to visit???

We bought tickets for the tour bus, we used it loads cos my knees play up big time when I walk.
We pretty much went round most of the main part, oh, dd and her oh went up some tower in the shopping street, I went to DP's and bought clothes :rotfl: we went to Alice's shop too, it's so tiny

sparky61

scottishfreebiehunter wrote: »

Now getting told to shut up and stop singing to The Fratellis

:rotfl: :rotfl: I love the Fratellis :T :T

Lucyxx

scottishfreebiehunter wrote: »

Lucyxx wrote: »

I'm allergic to cefalexin :eek: :eek: :eek:

Had something else which made me sooooooo nauseous so they gave me cefalexin instead and I burst out in a rash all over my hands!!!! had to go back on the nauseas ones again (this was my 1st pregnancy so had to take something to clear it up properly)

I also drunk gallons of pure cranberry and developed a craving for the smell of it!!!! I would inhale some cranberry shampoo I had over and over again and also my cranberry wheats breakfast cereal!!![/quotthe capsules are great no need to keep drinking that stuff that pulls mouth together just water:D

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: yes it does pull your mouth together!!!!

I can't take capsules though only forced myself to learn take tablets after I couldn't bear the pain after a c section and then they told me I could have had a liquid alternative which was great still a bit iffy with tablets now and I am 26

toniq

There was a report in the broadsheets a week back about new strains of bugs which are resistant to antibiotics, they are meant to be sweeping the nation?!!??!!? x

Lucyxx

sparky61 wrote: »

We bought tickets for the tour bus, we used it loads cos my knees play up big time when I walk.
We pretty much went round most of the main part, oh, dd and her oh went up some tower in the shopping street, I went to DP's and bought clothes :rotfl: we went to Alice's shop too, it's so tiny

You've probably seen more of it in 1 day then I have in 26 years :rotfl: :rotfl:

they have finally had permission to rip down the Westgate shopping centre and build us a brand new one!!! thank goodness!!!!!! it's only been in the pipeline for about 15 years :rotfl:

scottishfreebiehunter

sparky61 wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl: I love the Fratellis :T :T

He is such a grump a s s h ole s tired and I am annoying him seemingly:D


Saw something on tv other day about it T and said if docs etc not washed hands etc you should tell them to can you imagine:eek:

Lucyxx

toniq wrote: »

There was a report in the broadsheets a week back about new strains of bugs which are resistant to antibiotics, they are meant to be sweeping the nation?!!??!!? x

They are definitly sweeping Oxfordshire!!!! seriously, we've had schools shut and everything! and as for that horrid norovirus at christmas....... I don't know one person who wasn't affected by it _pale_

Rab19

scottishfreebiehunter wrote: »

Saw something on tv other day about it T and said if docs etc not washed hands etc you should tell them to can you imagine:eek:

It's part of a campaign to get rid of C-Diff & MRSA - we're shown how to wash our hands, people have to put on the hand scrub when entering the hospital & if someone comes to deal with you but you're not sure that their gloves/hands are clean, then you can ask them to apply the gel.

When you're on a ward, they want the visitors to do it too!

On my training course a month ago, there was a really interesting bit about the difference between having your baby delivered by a Midwife or a Doctor back in the early 1900's. More mothers were dying from delivery by a Doctor than a Midwife & they worked out it was because the Midwives washed their hands between patients & wore clean aprons. The Doctors would come straight from the morgue, in the same suits & not always washing their hands, so were passing on all sorts!

I always put my gel on :D:D


Right - we're off to beddy byes now - sorry for the long post - hope it entertained you Good luck you lot & I hope someone wins something good


Rab x x

sparky61

Lucyxx wrote: »

You've probably seen more of it in 1 day then I have in 26 years :rotfl: :rotfl:

they have finally had permission to rip down the Westgate shopping centre and build us a brand new one!!! thank goodness!!!!!! it's only been in the pipeline for about 15 years :rotfl:

It's often the way, I haven't seen all of London either.

The tour guide mentioned about the shopping centre, he said as soon as it was built it was regretted. I'm surprised I remembered that bit