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One of the students wanted to keep them, them lot are floppin weirdos!!
Any ideas on why one would want to be a dentist lads?--- flopwit flappers!!!!!
What ever time suits you tomorrow Rik is fine with me ,
just post up here tonight so i can plan around it .
Den .
tomorrow 7.30pm it is then .
If you feel tomorrow at anytime before 6pm that you are not up for a visit ,
post up here &
we will rearrange it for friday 7.30pm .
Gl tomorrow Rik , Top Man You .
p.s Have you tried to pm on skypoker using internet explorer ?
The social worker came to see him, and I could hear most of what was said
He looks close to 85, has no cards, but has had a couple of neighbours visit, he only has a picture of his dog
The social worker was a bit worried about how he will get on if they let him home, he can walk with a stick, but really slowly. She asked him about his toilet arrangements at home, he said, I use the courntryside (no toilet at his house at all), he has an outside tap and fetches water with a bucket "for the tea"
It sounds like he lives in one of the small farmhouses of yesteryear, I rented one of them when I first came to Ireland, I asked a few people why they were so cheap to rent and a farmer told me that most of them were abandoned "because they were killing us"--- very damp and cold in winter, tiny windows, usually only on one side of the house--- It takes a 7 foot long fireplace to keep these houses warm! The one I rented sounds very similar to the old fellas, his name is john, and he was born there---- Many city dwellers would tell you that those days are gone and that people don't live in those conditions anymore, most of these houses are hidden away down tiny untarred roads called borreens, and if you know where to look, there are still plenty of them lived in by old die hards that refuse to leave or can't afford an alternative---- Thousands and thousands of these houses still stand ( the walls are 3 foot thick), but the vast majority stand next to a nice modern bungalow where the family now live---- I would guess that nothing has changed in his house for over a hundred years, except electricity.
The social worker has persuaded him to accept the offer of a chemical toilet inside the house so that he might survive the winter, he has chronic piles, blood and all sorts comes out when he goes to the loo. All he wants to do is go home to his dog.
On my way Rik see you about 7.30pm ish .
Den.
Cheers dude!-- not a bit late yet mate!
Quick update, just had the rest of my teeth out, twas a bit of a pain, but no agony, very lucky really, 9 teeth out in one go!!-- Have to wait for gums to heal a bit before I get a date for op, might know more tomorrow, or monday.
THAT DENNIS IS A NUTTER!!!! --- THE NURSE HAD TO CHUCK HIM OUT OF THE FLOPPIN HOSPITAL I TELL YOU!!!
Five more minutes and she would have called security!---- Dohhhhhhhh was right about him lads!!
NNNAAAHHH--- We had a great laugh, and would have yapped all night if he had bought a bottle of Jamesons--lol-- I knew after the first ten minutes that the nurses would end up chucking him out---lol--- Visiting time ends at 8oclock, but they are very relaxed about it-- Dennis left at 10.20pm in mid conversation
I hav'nt had such craic for ages!--- Dennis could make a living visiting people in hospital, you will see what I mean when he finally makes it to a live event!!
SO A MASSIVE THANKS TO DENNIS THE IRISHNUTROVER FOR CHEERING MY FLOPWIT HEAD!!
LOOK AFTER HIM LADS AND NOT SO LADS, DIAMOND GEEZER INNIT!!!!
How did u manage talking with no teeth and a mouthfull of blood? Mallo Mennis Mow mar moo mate?
Just met the surgeon, he wants to go ahead on tuesday, got my official odds--- 97%---- thats around 33-1 innit?
Must be hard for a surgeon, working with odds like that every day, poor fella probably loses someone nearly every month, he's a very nice chap too.
1. very very lucky indeed
2. very lucky
3. A bit lucky
4. slightly lucky
5. not so lucky
6. a bit unlucky
7. very unlucky
8. desperately unlucky
9. so unlucky it dosn't bear thinking about
10.Doomed
Answers will be sorted and evaluated by Irishrover and dohhhhhhh, winners are free to personally abuse Loghead for 3 months!
Get the operation over and done with and you'll feel the benefit. We had a visit from some friends who live in France yesterday. Howard is currently waiting to go into hospital for the same thing as you and was understandably nervous about it.
I was telling him about another mate of mine, John, who had a triple jobby done at the beginning of this year, when the doorbell rang. It was the very guy I was telling Howard about. They had a good natter about it all and I know Howard felt much more comfortable about his upcoming operation.
John, my mate who had it done in January is bouncing round like a 14 year old and is now back at work. Not bad for a 63 year old eh?
As for dentists - pah!!! I had a simple filling last Thursday and have looked like the Michelin Man from the neck up ever since. Full of pain-killers and antibiotics now.
Keep your spirits up flopper and I wish you a speedy recovery m8.
As for you "Sunshine" wanting to become Bond Villain and have steel teeth like Jaws, smile show us your Pearlie's. Ohhhh you can't OK you could suck a grape to death, how about a Lemon.? The NHS has asked me to become a Hospital visiting Friend to go round cheering up down in the dumps patients. Would you like me to add your name to my list, or will you end it all now.? Has this cheered you up did you find it informative and friendly if so please give score out of ten. Thank you.