Crazyface
Tour Winner
Why doesn't the ticket inspector TELL (I was going to put ask), them to bluddy shift over and MOVE THAT BLUDDY CRAP OFF THE OTHER SEAT?
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BubbaP
Occasional Player of Golf
Seems due to the publicity the fine has been cancelled
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
Your parents ask you to do things and they tell you to do things.
Then you go to school and it is the same story.
Then you get a job and are told to do X, Y and Z. "And if you don't want to do it, resign and get a different job!"
But if you join the army, navy or air force.... er sorry, I can't see a significant difference. It is a job with duties and responsibilities like many other jobs.
Then you go to school and it is the same story.
Then you get a job and are told to do X, Y and Z. "And if you don't want to do it, resign and get a different job!"
But if you join the army, navy or air force.... er sorry, I can't see a significant difference. It is a job with duties and responsibilities like many other jobs.
Neilds
Assistant Pro
Can’t remember the last time I saw a ticket inspector going through the carriages - travel at least once a month on trains.
Crazyface
Tour Winner
Especially the cook yourself bit. We find that we cook better than eating out. With the excption of the Michelin resterauntGo self catering. Eat out, cook yourself. Don't eat from buffets
Sorry to stop this but wasn
t it announced that it would be brought in in 2028 or something? Do you think.... polish itical, etc etc
Crazyface
Tour Winner
I see them every blooming time I travel to Manchester and back. Coupled with the barriers at Piccadilly, there's no chance of sneaking in now.
Bazz
Q-School Graduate
You get that sort of stuff in supermarkets now?
Bazz
Q-School Graduate
Sounds you've developed a taste for salmonella.The food was delicious though.
Lucifer MorningStar
Well-known member
To be fair you actually can! Especially in Tesco’s and Asda seen some interesting LoveHoney products on sale in the Basingstoke ones
Bazz
Q-School Graduate
Put a Severn Trent uniform on and they'll be paying her.
Bazz
Q-School Graduate
I'll stick to the veg aisle.To be fair you actually can! Especially in Tesco’s and Asda seen some interesting LoveHoney products on sale in the Basingstoke ones
SteveW86
Head Pro
Popular cheap alternative some veg is I’ve heard
Bunkermagnet
Journeyman Pro
You overlook that as a business, director or person of significant interest you will have to do a digital registration before your companies next submission.
This includes photo recognition.
After the billions lost to covid loans from new businesses that then disappeared thete was always going to be changes
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Dental hygienist, stabbing my gums with a sharp pointy thing and saying "see, your gums are not healthy because they're bleeding." Yeah, no 
they're bleeding when you stab them with a sharp pointy thing!
they're bleeding when you stab them with a sharp pointy thing!
Dental hygienist, stabbing my gums with a sharp pointy thing and saying "see, your gums are not healthy because they're bleeding." Yeah, no
Unless, of course, they’re not actually supposed to bleed when stabbed with the sharp pointy thing!
Fly season…
Twice a year we see temperatures that flies and mossies thrive in. This last week has seen that time. Today, whilst having my sausage sandwich I had to cover it with a serviette between bites.
Twice a year we see temperatures that flies and mossies thrive in. This last week has seen that time. Today, whilst having my sausage sandwich I had to cover it with a serviette between bites.
Swinglowandslow
Well-known member
Those ones are called dentures( top set, bottom set) , aren’t they?
RichA
Well-known member
Leaves.
Beezerk
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The Squirrel
Well-known member
Dental hygienist, stabbing my gums with a sharp pointy thing and saying "see, your gums are not healthy because they're bleeding." Yeah, no
Hate to tell you but the “pointy thing” isn’t pointy or sharp at all, it actually has a little round ball at the end. Probing with that doesn’t cause a healthy gum to bleed at all, nor does it hurt. If your gums bleed on probing and the sensation is sharp or stabbing then that’s a clear sign of gum inflammation, which is the precursor warning sign to gum disease (which is basically a destructive inflammatory reaction where your own body destroys the gums around your teeth as its not-very-helpful long-term response to bacteria sitting on the teeth and the toxins produced by those bacteria).
Gum inflammation is reversible but gum disease/destruction is not - any gum (and the bone underneath) lost to gum disease is gone forever. That’s exactly why your hygienist is carefully looking for areas of inflammation then trying to get you to worry about them and address them together now. This is an uphill battle for them (your reaction is a fairly typical one) because they are trying to address something before it becomes a problem, and at a stage where it can be resolved completely, while human nature is to not worry about something until there is a pretty obvious problem; but waiting to that point would mean it could not be resolved completely and there would be long-term irreversible damage.
