Flu Camp

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Solitude

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1,902 posts

176 months

Tuesday 21st August 2012
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Sounds like a doss, your own room, three squares a day, and you can earn up to £3500.
What's not to like ?

Where do i sign !!
(with my "mouth-pen", as my fingers and toes went black and fell off !!)


MGZRod

8,087 posts

177 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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Yes...

Life Saab Itch

37,068 posts

189 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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This one time, at band camp...

goldblum

10,272 posts

168 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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Might get the placebo.

Might be very,very ill.

Depends on whether it's avian 'flu, pig 'flu etc.

MGZRod

8,087 posts

177 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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This thread reminds me of an alpaca I saw not long ago.

Zad

12,704 posts

237 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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I had 'flu Christmas before last. Proper 'flu. I'd have happily given £3500 not to have it.

Ruttager

2,079 posts

193 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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Zad said:
I had 'flu Christmas before last. Proper 'flu. I'd have happily given £3500 not to have it.
Ditto, I missed Xmas dinner grumpy in fact I missed Christmas altogether as I was either passed out or awake shivering. Hallucinations were fun though.

cliffe_mafia

1,637 posts

239 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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goldblum said:
Might get the placebo.

Might be very,very ill.

Depends on whether it's avian 'flu, pig 'flu etc.
No man flu then? I'm in!

goldblum

10,272 posts

168 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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Zad said:
I had 'flu Christmas before last. Proper 'flu. I'd have happily given £3500 not to have it.
So you're advising the OP not to bother? How much would you pay to avoid an unpleasant virus/illness?

I had a torn shoulder muscle a while back and it took over a year to clear.I would have paid...£6,000 to avoid it.

Solitude

Original Poster:

1,902 posts

176 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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I was having a laugh actually !!

Heard the ad on the radio.....all matter of fact like.

Surprised me a bit after the episode with the guy who lost extremities a couple of years ago that it was being advertised like a holiday !!

Still, a few weeks away from the family sounds great at the moment......but not if my ccensoredk drops off !!

944fan

4,962 posts

186 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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Ruttager said:
Zad said:
I had 'flu Christmas before last. Proper 'flu. I'd have happily given £3500 not to have it.
Ditto, I missed Xmas dinner grumpy in fact I missed Christmas altogether as I was either passed out or awake shivering. Hallucinations were fun though.
And here. Me, the wife (who was pregnant), and our one year old all had Swine flu (confirmed by tests) in the run up to Christmas. 40 degree fever was nice, I remember one point where I needed to go the bog, slid out of my chair on to the floor where I remained unable to get up for about 30 minutes.

Would give lots and lots of money to not have that again.

Zad

12,704 posts

237 months

Wednesday 22nd August 2012
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How long did it take for you to get over it? With me I had the main symptoms for at least a fortnight, and felt knackered with a sore chest for at least another 3 months. The coldest sunniest crispest Xmas ever and I missed it!.



David87

6,664 posts

213 months

Thursday 23rd August 2012
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I love how they advertise it to sound like a holiday. rofl

944fan

4,962 posts

186 months

Thursday 23rd August 2012
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Zad said:
How long did it take for you to get over it? With me I had the main symptoms for at least a fortnight, and felt knackered with a sore chest for at least another 3 months. The coldest sunniest crispest Xmas ever and I missed it!.
The symptoms were at there worse for about 6 days, built quickly from feeling a bit unwell day 1 to unable to move day 3. I missed someones leaving party at work, the Christmas party!

Had now so as long as it doesn't mutate, never again!