Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life Volume 38

Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life Volume 38

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witteringon

1,523 posts

42 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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glenrobbo said:
Bedtime.
Yes.

Too sleep, perchance to leap out of bed in the wee small hours, clutching thigh/calf/whatever and dancing around the bedroom in agony! bounce OW! OW! OUCH! ranting
Are you on statins? I believe they can have that side effect?

DickyC

49,805 posts

199 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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Bomma R1 said:
Morning all bounce







smile
You're not giving readers the whole story here, Bom.

At dawn each day, persons unknown place the clockwork mouse on a mouse-wheel inside Bomma's head and some of the power generated is used to run his brain.

...oOo...

And now TT Poetry Corner:

They shut the door in my face
I opened the door in my face

(I read this about fifty years ago. No idea where it was but it stayed with me.)

DickyC

49,805 posts

199 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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witteringon said:
glenrobbo said:
Bedtime.
Yes.

Too sleep, perchance to leap out of bed in the wee small hours, clutching thigh/calf/whatever and dancing around the bedroom in agony! bounce OW! OW! OUCH! ranting


Are you on statins? I believe they can have that side effect?
Nights in white statins?

slopes

38,831 posts

188 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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witteringon said:
glenrobbo said:
Bedtime.
Yes.

Too sleep, perchance to leap out of bed in the wee small hours, clutching thigh/calf/whatever and dancing around the bedroom in agony! bounce OW! OW! OUCH! ranting


Are you on statins? I believe they can have that side effect?
It depends upon which one you are put, one of the first ones i was put on used to cause horrific itching.
Cramp - could be dehydration due to not drinking enough water

witteringon

1,523 posts

42 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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DickyC said:
Nights in white statins?
Days of future cramp passed?

slopes

38,831 posts

188 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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witteringon said:
DickyC said:
Nights in white statins?


Days of future cramp passed?
Very good, both of you yes

DickyC

49,805 posts

199 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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Cramp. If you are incapacitated and you get cramp and can't get out of bed to sort it out, what happens? Does it go on getting worse until you fall unconscious with the pain or does the cramp pass? I've never had the courage to leave it unattended to find out.

Ooh, aah, jeez, what the... wide awake now, thanks.

glenrobbo

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35,290 posts

151 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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Good morvening erverywoon wavey

I'm on station, busy with Robbopopping duties:
Peanut butter on toast to start, and Ben & Holly's Magical Kingdom on TV. nuts

Good luck with the blood test, D O'L, hope you get a pass.

Talking of chocolate mouseses, when the C-130 Herky Birds were first transferred to RAF Lynham in their desert camouflage colours of two flavours of brown and brown, with a black nose, they were christened "Chocolate Mice".
Haha! hehe


glenrobbo

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35,290 posts

151 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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DickyC said:
witteringon said:
glenrobbo said:
Bedtime.
Yes.

Too sleep, perchance to leap out of bed in the wee small hours, clutching thigh/calf/whatever and dancing around the bedroom in agony! bounce OW! OW! OUCH! ranting


Are you on statins? I believe they can have that side effect?
Nights in white statins?

Nope, no statins for GR. Just stains... frown

Just PPI's (for which I cannot claim compensation) and some puffin stuff to help me breevin'.

Nights in White Statins?
rofl Very good Dicky!

Edited by glenrobbo on Thursday 19th May 08:46

Byker28i

60,142 posts

218 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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glenrobbo said:

Talking of chocolate mouseses, when the C-130 Herky Birds were first transferred to RAF Lynham in their desert camouflage colours of two flavours of brown and brown, with a black nose, they were christened "Chocolate Mice".
Haha! hehe

Was there 7 years and not heard that. Most was just Herc or Fat Albert!

slopes

38,831 posts

188 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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DickyC said:
Cramp. If you are incapacitated and you get cramp and can't get out of bed to sort it out, what happens? Does it go on getting worse until you fall unconscious with the pain or does the cramp pass? I've never had the courage to leave it unattended to find out.

Ooh, aah, jeez, what the... wide awake now, thanks.
I only tend to get cramp in two places, either in my calf muscle or in my diaphragm.
If it's my diaphragm muscle, i lean the other way and all is good.
If it's my calf, i have to stand up and stretch it out otherwise i am in a whole new world of discomfort

glenrobbo

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35,290 posts

151 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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slopes said:

It depends upon which one you are put, one of the first ones i was put on used to cause horrific itching.
Cramp - could be dehydration due to not drinking enough water

Water?

I don't believe in drinking water: nono

Little boys wee in it..

and fish fk in it! yikes

paua

5,760 posts

144 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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G'morneve all gentlefolk - on th subject of cramps: I frequently get leg cramps ( thigh or calf) at work. It can be exceptionally uncomfortable trying to straighten a leg when you're wearing 1 metre long fins, floundering around in a bit of a swell. Gets worse as I age. Lack of dietary salt? I'm not sure - all I need to correct that is swallow th contents of my snorkel, rather than blow. I have access to untold billions of litres of salty Pacific Ocean.
Now, sometimes, also get cramps in other parts (hands ,feet, diaphragm, chest muscles) when not clad in rubber. Taking Mg tablets, recently. Will burn brightly, when th time comes.

glenrobbo

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35,290 posts

151 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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Byker28i said:
Was there 7 years and not heard that. Most was just Herc or Fat Albert!
Chocolate Mouse circa 1970. smile




The RR Dart-engined A.W. Argosy was known as "The Whistling Wheelbarrow" (twin boom tail) or "The Whistling Tit" (bulbous nose radome)

The Vulcan was "The Galloping Flat-iron"

The old Beverley was "Seven and a half million rivets flying in close formation" (give or take half a million)

The notoriously under-powered Belfast was known as"The Belslow"
Signal to Eng Ops HQ at BZN from inbound Belfast:
"ETA 18:00Hrs Zulu. Crew in good heart: no signs of scurvy aboard "

The VC-10s at Brize were known as "The Shiny Fleet".


Scrump

22,064 posts

159 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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glenrobbo said:

Water?

I don't believe in drinking water: nono

Little boys wee in it..

and fish fk in it! yikes
OSH is 94.76% water. You need to drink more OSH drink

glenrobbo

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35,290 posts

151 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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paua said:
G'morneve all gentlefolk - on th subject of cramps:
Now, sometimes, also get cramps in other parts (hands ,feet, diaphragm, chest muscles) and middle leg when not clad in rubber. Taking Mg tablets, recently. Will burn brightly, when th time comes.

You'll only have to ignite yourself to become the perfect distress flare! hehe

Edited by glenrobbo on Thursday 19th May 10:25

paua

5,760 posts

144 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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glenrobbo said:
paua said:
G'morneve all gentlefolk - on th subject of cramps:
Now, sometimes, also get cramps in other parts (hands ,feet, diaphragm, chest muscles) when not clad in rubber. Taking Mg tablets, recently. Will burn brightly, when th time comes.

You'll only have to ignite yourself to become the perfect distress flare! hehe
Guy Fawkes night - problem at this latitude is that it doesnae get dark ( early November) before 2200 hrs. A long weight ( https://duckduckgo.com/?q=sash+window+weight+image... )

slopes

38,831 posts

188 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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IOTN _ I have been thinking about something His Lordship said the other day and have a target of 35,000.

IOOTN _ this weeks quiz will be.......different....it won't be on one specific subject, it is going to be a mishmash of things i can be arsed to research think of.

paua

5,760 posts

144 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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slopes said:
IOTN _ I have been thinking about something His Lordship said the other day and have a target of 35,000.

IOOTN _ this weeks quiz will be.......different....it won't be on one specific subject, it is going to be a mishmash of things i can be arsed to research think of.
My apologies for missing th last few quizzzzes - it's approaching winter at 42S & Sat morns (sometimes) require a lazy cuddle up, before one is ordered to make cof^2e^2

glenrobbo

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35,290 posts

151 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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Scrump said:
OSH is 94.76% water. You need to drink more OSH drink
It's a good suggestion, your Scruumpiness, but it might not be economically viable in these straightened times. frown

But I'll give it my best shot.


Has anyone thanked Bomma yet for this lovely edition of Thursday?

I am just having my hair styled by Robbopoppetlet:
She has sprayed it with special stuff to make it grow.
Apparently this will take 16 minutes, then she will fashion a pony tail and two plaits for me.

You will all be sooo jealous! rofl
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