What's made you grumpy today?

Started by pxr5, February 25, 2022, 02:24:57 PM

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pxr5

Quote from: Thenop on September 04, 2023, 01:33:22 PMOh no! Wish Bella well!
Thanks. She's fine now. Half a Piriton and some cheese worked wonders  :)
"Oh, for the wings of any bird other than a Battery hen."

pxr5

"Oh, for the wings of any bird other than a Battery hen."

captainkurtz

Massive rush this morning ended in me gashing my head on some scaffolding and going to hospital and getting 5 staples to close the wound.

Rush to the airport and my flight to Dublin is delayed for 2 hours.

Bastards.

Thenop

Quote from: captainkurtz on September 06, 2023, 01:45:15 PMMassive rush this morning ended in me gashing my head on some scaffolding and going to hospital and getting 5 staples to close the wound.

Rush to the airport and my flight to Dublin is delayed for 2 hours.

Bastards.
Ouch! Take care.

Slim

Quote from: captainkurtz on September 06, 2023, 01:45:15 PMMassive rush this morning ended in me gashing my head on some scaffolding and going to hospital and getting 5 staples to close the wound.

Rush to the airport and my flight to Dublin is delayed for 2 hours.

Bastards.

Blimey sorry to hear .. take care of the noggin on the plane.
H5N1 kIlled a wild swan

Matt2112

Hugely disproportionate and obsequious news coverage of the anniversary of the Queen's passing; obviously on the BBC this includes Nicholas Witchell in full-on knighthood-chasing insufferable sycophant mode.

So that's my grump of the day and I've only been up for 20 minutes.

Nick

Quote from: Matt2112 on September 08, 2023, 08:29:07 AMHugely disproportionate and obsequious news coverage of the anniversary of the Queen's passing; obviously on the BBC this includes Nicholas Witchell in full-on knighthood-chasing insufferable sycophant mode.

So that's my grump of the day and I've only been up for 20 minutes.

We should start a c@nt of the day for people like him.

Fishy

Quote from: Nick on September 08, 2023, 09:38:53 PM
Quote from: Matt2112 on September 08, 2023, 08:29:07 AMHugely disproportionate and obsequious news coverage of the anniversary of the Queen's passing; obviously on the BBC this includes Nicholas Witchell in full-on knighthood-chasing insufferable sycophant mode.

So that's my grump of the day and I've only been up for 20 minutes.

We should start a c@nt of the day for people like him.

He's a cunt all year round..
From The Land of Honest Men

Slim

This morning I used four disposable daily contact lenses on the task of getting two of them into my eyes. No idea where two of them went. Possibly round the back of my eyeballs or something.
H5N1 kIlled a wild swan

Thenop

Not sure whether this is grumpy thread material yet.
After the epidural adventure some 6 weeks ago I have not noted any difference. Not enough anyway. But pain is a tricky thing, it varies from day to day so much that quantifying it is next to impossible.

But in the search for some relief the hospital hooked me up with a TENS. Small device with 2 electrodes on wired pads that I stick on my back and arm that send a pulse and supposedly interrupts the pain signal. Should give results in a day or ten.
Had this on since Friday and it really takes a lot of getting used to.
I have an app that seemingly drops out when someone calls me or if the connection via Bluetooth us temporarily interrupted, but overall it seems to function OK.
3 x 2 hours a day for now.

But on the fence at the moment. Let's see if it works.
If it works, hurray. Downside:it's a permanent thing

captainkurtz

My mum used a tens machine for a little while, maybe 5 years ago.  She now just drops 1 tramadol and one little morphine pill per day.  She's tremendously stoic for an 83 year old, I've never ever heard her complain about her pain or lack of mobility and yet her hands and feet are quite twisted and her movements are difficult...

I hope you get better soon, Mr Nop..

Thenop

Quote from: captainkurtz on September 12, 2023, 03:01:26 PMMy mum used a tens machine for a little while, maybe 5 years ago.  She now just drops 1 tramadol and one little morphine pill per day.  She's tremendously stoic for an 83 year old, I've never ever heard her complain about her pain or lack of mobility and yet her hands and feet are quite twisted and her movements are difficult...

I hope you get better soon, Mr Nop..

I applaud her (do tell her that!) , and she is right: complaining never helps. But venting sometimes does so I do just that every now and then  :P

Slim

The optometrist at Vision Express got me to try no less than three different pairs of contact lenses, yesterday. My eyes feel like they've been bead-blasted this morning.
H5N1 kIlled a wild swan