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You are clearly the master of mong sex and I'm determined to learn
your trade secrets.

Have you thought about writing a book?[/QUOTE]

I'd caution you not to trust anything I wrote in that line. I have previous
for winding people up with unconventional advice.

 

****! I read his post after making my last one.
<searches for hidden webcam>[/QUOTE]

You don't think I'm actually watching you? The sonar returns are bad
enough.

darsy?

 

In time honoured fashion I am ignoring it and hoping it will go away (1)

(1) until I renew my healthcare policy

 

Oh I love it when a plan starts coming together.

 

Seriously, for knees, time *is* pain.

Soonest, please. Don't delay.[/QUOTE]

I shall as soon as the paperwork is done. It feels like a large jubilee clip
tightened around the kneecap.

Talking of Mongs, have you seen the mime artiste on Beeb1 right now trying
to describe volcanoes to the deaf? She has me in stitches.

 

My back's playing up a treat ATM, so if I forget I then stand up
confidently enough, then there's a white light and a sharp pain, and
then I sink slowly towards the portside, in the manner of a Spanish
galleon under full sail that's just had a broadside where it hurts
most.[/QUOTE]

Sorry to hear about that. It seems to come and go for you.

I often wonder if there is a proper fix for back pain, or rather will there
be one in future.

 

It's always shit, except when it's more shit.

But hey, I should have died, and I didn't, so **** it. Many, *many*
more worse off than me.

Well the materials technology is moving on apace. It's the nerve
connection and re-connection stuff that's lagging.

Not for maybe a century. Certainly not in my lifetime.

We may well get bigger and nastier painkillers though, so woo-hoo to
that.[/QUOTE]

Yes stem cell therapy seems so far away.
Oh well, suppose one just has to go on eating the brains of deposed enemies.

 

Just go. It's almost certainly fixable, but the longer you leave it,
the more you risk either scar tissue taking over, or contact surfaces
being damaged ... so go, please.

And take it easy til then.

[/QUOTE]

Well I did get some back treatment and MRI under an assumed ID some time
ago, probably not a bad idea.

I don't watch TV unless I know of something worthwhile. This is such.

 

Accompanied by the sound of a chisel on slate

I've got a niece with Cystic Fibrosis so I quizzed a mate of mine who's a
nano-technological biologist (I think) about the chances of stem cell
therapy being developed to a point where it might be very useful for her.
His answer was something along the lines of "We could sort it quite quickly
with more funding, but if you want funding you have to be doing
'environmental research', not important stuff".


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I'm fearless enough in the bedroom department to give it a go.

Cry havoc! And let slip the dogs of war![/QUOTE]

Well, not necessarily havoc, but I did once advise a guy in work that women
seriously respected men that had loud, shouty orgasms, and recommended that
he should practice bellowing as loud as he could while wanking.

 

You are clearly the master of mong sex and I'm determined to learn your
trade secrets.

Have you thought about writing a book?[/QUOTE]

It might be very shaky handwriting.

 

I shall as soon as the paperwork is done. It feels like a large jubilee clip
tightened around the kneecap.

Talking of Mongs, have you seen the mime artiste on Beeb1 right now trying
to describe volcanoes to the deaf? She has me in stitches.[/QUOTE]

Cue load of deaf people saying[1] to their SOs "I'll have whatever she
had please."

[1] or miming. obviously[2]
[2] ^%'** ~("% "^&*"^[3]
[3] That was [1] in mime.

 

llewelyn-bowen

 

Ow. Ow ow ow.

It sounds odd when you put it like that, but I guess that applies to
me too. Although TBF I _should_ have avoided it in the first place.
Was yours down to your own ****-wittedness too?

And even more worse than me. The only pain I get, and sometimes it can
be quite bad, is muscle pain, where they've still not worked out a
proper balance. I seem to have developed two ridges of muscle either
side of the spine (and the scarred area) which I'm sure weren't there
before, and these are clearly doing more work than they should, and
hurting as a result, presumably due to other bits still not
functioning correctly. The physio's working on it, but it's taking
it's time now.

Amputation from the neck's the only sure thing, I hear.

But it sounds like your ongoing problems are more down to physical,
rather than nerve damage, or have I misinterpreted?

The problem there, of course, is knowing when to take them. If you
simply use them after the event you're still going to be suffering for
some time before they kick in and then until the muscle/scar/cartilage
or whatever tissue has sorted itself out again.

For my part, I'm not taking them regularly, but every couple of days
it gets bad enough that I'll take a couple of sets over the next day
or so to let things settle back down again. I could, according to the
doc, still be taking 4*Novalgin and 3*Brufen600 daily, but I prefer to
feel what the body's doing naturally most of the time.

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Olivier.
Fishburne.
Sterne.

 

Yes and no. Agree completely and utterly that he's not getting the
credit he deserves; remember all of the battles with Militant and the
rest of it.

He's also certainly capable of speaking well... however he's inclined to
be a little pompous and I think that he lost an election with his
behaviour at (IIRC) "the sheffield rally" where he was almost going all

 

wrote in message

This one should have been terminated with

"American with the triumphal yes's and air-punching antics. Not quite
Steve Ballmer but close enough for delicate English sensibilities"

 

In communiqué <fi3hl2$4i3$>,

Van der Post. Got the u if not the c * e.
Probably not well known by other than old gits now anyway.

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Amputation from the neck's the only sure thing, I hear.[/QUOTE]

I'll give that a go - I wonder if they do a home amputation kit?[/QUOTE]

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Actually, no. The worst it gets is easily fixable by the drugs, and
even then not at full daily dosage. To coin an auvach-ism, my glass is
half full.

Of course, I didn't damage half the stuff that you did - athough quite
severe, the injuries were limited to crush damage of the spine and
ribcage, so no twisting or bending, hence no intra-vertebral damage
and the nervous system was unaffected. Another possibly more
significant factor was the modern Swiss healthcare I received.

The use of titanium implants is something of a speciality at the Basel
hospital, so both materials and techniques are probably about as
advanced as they come, and the after-care is unlimited - I was seeing
the physio twice a week after the July surgery up until a month ago,
when I've dropeed it to once weekly, but as far as the doctor's
concerned it's my decision whether I'm getting enough, not his. Same
for the meds.

Compare that to the aftercare that my brother received a few months
ago, when he'd been immobilised in hospital for six weeks after a
spinal injury (cycling accident) and was sent home without so much as
a follow-up appointment with his GP suggested, let alone the extensive
course of physio he desperately needed - he couldn't even walk up and
down stairs without mucho pain and effort, and they were happy to sign
him off completely. Cunts. It took the combined efforts of myself and
my sister (who's a dispensing GP practice manager in Skye) to persuade
him that he must get hisslef to the GP and _demand_ intensive physio
asap. He got some evetually, but he shouldn't have had to fight for
it, particularly when he was (like me when I was first out of
hospital) unable to cope with the most mundane decision-making tasks).

Sorry, bit of a rant there, but ****, was I pissed off.

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Which made him look like a complete twat IMHO unless one is some kind of
Peacenik living in an alternative universe.