Random Irritations

Giving things ‘spectacular’ names to make them seem exciting - usually things like the moon. First it was a blood moon, then that wasn’t good enough so it became a super blood moon, now it is a super snow moon.

It’s the moon, that’s been good enough for thousands of years - why are we trying to pimp it up? Is there some sort of advertising campaign being run for the man in the moon?
 
Giving things ‘spectacular’ names to make them seem exciting - usually things like the moon. First it was a blood moon, then that wasn’t good enough so it became a super blood moon, now it is a super snow moon.

It’s the moon, that’s been good enough for thousands of years - why are we trying to pimp it up? Is there some sort of advertising campaign being run for the man in the moon?
No, it’s just a way of trying to sell it’s cheese:)
 
Turning up to work to find my office has become an equipment dumping ground. Mind you the oxygen may help later and if I can wire the pump syringe up to some alcohol I could be in business.
Remember seeing Steve-O of Jackass fame doing an episode where he had Vodka administered intravenously through a drip to see how different the effects are from drinking it. He has something like 2 small pumps (not sure what the volume was set to) and he was absolutely hammered straight away..

If you ever managed it Homer you're a braver man than I would ever be or would that be more foolish 😉
 
Remember seeing Steve-O of Jackass fame doing an episode where he had Vodka administered intravenously through a drip to see how different the effects are from drinking it. He has something like 2 small pumps (not sure what the volume was set to) and he was absolutely hammered straight away..

If you ever managed it Homer you're a braver man than I would ever be or would that be more foolish 😉
Just having a nose to see if they've left any painkillers in any of them as my back is a bit sore today! I have physio tilt table, patient chair, pump syringe, a ventilator, oxygen and a transfer trolley sitting in here. They definitely weren't here when I left at 3.00. Bit annoying and I have the technicians on the case to sort!
 
My youngest often moans daddy's beard is to prickly so made her a promise I'd shave it off and did so last night, instantly she looked at me weird as she never seen me clean shaven and cried as it wasn't daddy 😂

Mrs Wolf often moans about it needing a moisturise to so thought she'd be happy with me having a shave.. Instead she walks through the door and says what have you done please don't dream of turning up to our wedding looking like that 😂


The worst part is I do now actually looked like a tattoed 12 year old boy... I'm never being clean shaven again..
 
Just having a nose to see if they've left any painkillers in any of them as my back is a bit sore today! I have physio tilt table, patient chair, pump syringe, a ventilator, oxygen and a transfer trolley sitting in here. They definitely weren't here when I left at 3.00. Bit annoying and I have the technicians on the case to sort!
Is your office really a blue police box with infinite space...

If that much was left in my office I wouldn't get through the door.. Its like the old BBC broom cupboard minus Gordon the Gopher and cool sound equipment.
 
I know people cancel appointments and contingencies are built into appointments and clinics to give the doctors things to do if that happens. There isn’t a lot of spare space left and people shouldn’t try to railroad admin staff into making alterations to the schedule by brute force.

If you are ill now need to be seen. When I lived in Manchester the doc's i was signed up to had an open clinic every day. You just turned up and EVERYONE got seen until there was no one left. Monday's and Fridays were VERY busy due to skivers and dead lgs who wanted long weekends. Same applies now. Mondays and Fridays get booked up with these people. Doctors will see you if you turn up. If you are ill, for whatever reason, and I'm lucky that I'm not ill much, but when I am I expect to be seen and sorted. Just remind me again what GP's get paid?
 
If you are ill now need to be seen. When I lived in Manchester the doc's i was signed up to had an open clinic every day. You just turned up and EVERYONE got seen until there was no one left. Monday's and Fridays were VERY busy due to skivers and dead lgs who wanted long weekends. Same applies now. Mondays and Fridays get booked up with these people. Doctors will see you if you turn up. If you are ill, for whatever reason, and I'm lucky that I'm not ill much, but when I am I expect to be seen and sorted. Just remind me again what GP's get paid?

The amount GPs get paid is irrelevant - if they're overworked and tired they might make mistakes which is potentially incredibly dangerous.
 
Is your office really a blue police box with infinite space...

If that much was left in my office I wouldn't get through the door.. Its like the old BBC broom cupboard minus Gordon the Gopher and cool sound equipment.
Far bigger than an idiot of my standing needs but the only place that has a lockable door as I have access to some confidential material. I think it was an old patient pay with walls banged up so pretty roomy.
 
Probably picked up a speeding ticket going down to Sandbanks. The only bit of motorway in the whole trip where I got to go faster than 40.
Get down here, nose bleed. Unpack, go down to dinner, nose bleed.
Wake up this morning at 6.30 when the phone rings. Mrs Mogs father died at 6.20 this morning. Not unexpected, but timing.

Still, went for a nice walk today. In the sunshine.
 
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