Just been for a run in the snow
Just been for a run in the snow
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Driller

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8,310 posts

308 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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For the first time ever. Try it, it's nice thumbup

Digger

16,875 posts

221 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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Not the best advice I've ever heard from a dentist unless you're trying to drum up business? wink think I'll stick to creating weather patterns in my rather cold flat. Quite amusing after a hot shower for the first time ever to be able to see my own breath indoors!

Edited by Digger on Saturday 19th December 16:18

Driller

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308 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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Damn, you got me whistle

captainzep

13,306 posts

222 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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Only being a dentist, you probably ought to be aware that the stabbing pain between neck and chest is a broken collar bone.

Driller

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Saturday 19th December 2009
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captainzep said:
Only being a dentist, you probably ought to be aware that the stabbing pain between neck and chest is a broken collar bone.
So you're saying that if ever a dentist feels a sharp stabbing pain in the centre of the chest he should not worry and continue running, in fact if anything run a little bit faster maybe?

captainzep

13,306 posts

222 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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Driller said:
captainzep said:
Only being a dentist, you probably ought to be aware that the stabbing pain between neck and chest is a broken collar bone.
So you're saying that if ever a dentist feels a sharp stabbing pain in the centre of the chest he should not worry and continue running, in fact if anything run a little bit faster maybe?
[looks at last Dentist invoice for a filling]

Yes. -Yes I am.


Driller

Original Poster:

8,310 posts

308 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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captainzep said:
Driller said:
captainzep said:
Only being a dentist, you probably ought to be aware that the stabbing pain between neck and chest is a broken collar bone.
So you're saying that if ever a dentist feels a sharp stabbing pain in the centre of the chest he should not worry and continue running, in fact if anything run a little bit faster maybe?
[looks at last Dentist invoice for a filling]

Yes. -Yes I am.
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