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Discussion in 'Classic Motorbikes' started by Rusty_Hinge, Nov 20, 2008.

  1. Rusty_Hinge

    Ace Guest

    Aye, me too. I only borked <20 and was home within three weeks.

    Still hurts, mind.
     
    Ace, Nov 26, 2008
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  2. Rusty_Hinge

    Ace Guest

    No sense, no feeling, eh?

    Lucky sod.
     
    Ace, Nov 26, 2008
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  3. Here. Have some of mine. I've got a good selection to choose from.

    Phil
     
    Phil Launchbury, Nov 26, 2008
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  4. Rusty_Hinge

    Rusty_Hinge Guest

    Ah, culture at its culturemost...
     
    Rusty_Hinge, Nov 26, 2008
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  5. Rusty_Hinge

    Rusty_Hinge Guest

    Nealy three months in my case.
    Prolly has in mine too - 1966?
    Had to have a knee replacement a few years ago - brilliant job - I go
    beating during the season, sometimes twice a week.
    AOL, except the first couple of months, that is.
     
    Rusty_Hinge, Nov 26, 2008
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  6. Rusty_Hinge

    Rusty_Hinge Guest

    The message <>
    Your grandfather?

    D&RFC
     
    Rusty_Hinge, Nov 26, 2008
    #26
  7. Rusty_Hinge

    Ace Guest

    Constant low-level pain + body healing = very tired = irritable.
     
    Ace, Nov 26, 2008
    #27
  8. Constant low-level pain = very tired = irritable.

    Sadly the chance of my immune system suddenly deciding not to snack on
    my synovial membranes is very very slim. Hence - no healing :-(

    Phil.
     
    Phil Launchbury, Nov 26, 2008
    #28
  9. Rusty_Hinge

    Beav Guest

    Uber low blood sugar helps. Well it does unless you clock off, of course.


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    Beav

    VN 750
    Zed 1000
    OMF# 19
     
    Beav, Nov 26, 2008
    #29
  10. BG is largely stable (but higher than I'd like - pre-meal in the 5-6
    range).

    Phil
     
    Phil Launchbury, Nov 26, 2008
    #30
  11. Fitness level is probably what's helped Ben Fogle stay alive recently.
     
    Grimly Curmudgeon, Nov 26, 2008
    #31
  12. Rusty_Hinge

    Lozzo Guest

    I had head and facial damage - I was wearing an open face lid and
    Harrington jackets and jeans aren't classed as protective clothing.
     
    Lozzo, Nov 26, 2008
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  13. Rusty_Hinge

    wessie Guest

    wessie, Nov 26, 2008
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  14. Rusty_Hinge

    Rusty_Hinge Guest

    The message <FsdXk.4212$2>
    Nearly did that last Easter, but only as a side-effect - was taking
    Ciprofloxacin (Auntie Biotic) and nearly fell downstairs due to nearly
    passing out due to hypotension.

    Uncommon side-effect, that.
     
    Rusty_Hinge, Nov 26, 2008
    #34
  15. Rusty_Hinge

    Champ Guest

    You've learnt to live with it, tho.
     
    Champ, Nov 26, 2008
    #35
  16. Rusty_Hinge

    Lozzo Guest

    Unsurprisingly, the results made me better looking.
     
    Lozzo, Nov 26, 2008
    #36
  17. Rusty_Hinge

    platypus Guest

    Chicks dig scars.
     
    platypus, Nov 26, 2008
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  18. Rusty_Hinge

    Rusty_Hinge Guest

    Oh, so I understand - but I can't go about flashing my bestest one.

    Well, not without meeting someone with a baton and handcuffs...
     
    Rusty_Hinge, Nov 26, 2008
    #38
  19. Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Rusty_Hinge
    Paging Boy George!

    Boy George to the pink courtesy phone, please.
     
    Wicked Uncle Nigel, Nov 26, 2008
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  20. Rusty_Hinge

    Beav Guest

    Post-meal levels are what Phil? And how long between meals are they higher
    than 7?

    I got chopped in the leg a few years ago (errant RC heli with carbon blades)
    and had two nice gashes to the bone. I only had the stitches in fir 4 and a
    half days before the hospital took 'em out.

    My BG was never higher than 3.5 before eating and never higher than 6 after
    eating for the duration. I was told by the quack that he didn't expect to
    remove the stitches for two fucking weeks when he sewed me up.


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    Beav

    VN 750
    Zed 1000
    OMF# 19
     
    Beav, Nov 27, 2008
    #40
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