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Huh... I wish...!
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paulb33
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Well, for fair balance. I've had useless, lazy, money thieving tradesmen of all ages round here.....
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Zebra said:
I bet they were good for a laugh.
(oh well, please yourself)
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They didn't stop laughing all day, even when nothing was funny. That's how I knew they were hyenas.
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:lol: :lol: :lol:Flyfisher said:
I felt that someone should register a response, FF, if only out of sympathy. :wink:
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paulb33 said:
It's not ageism, Zebra years are different to human years.
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It's not ageism, it's jealousy!paulb33 said:
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Oh yes, I'm sure everyone is intensely jealous of the symptoms of my kind of age.
Falling hair, bad back, insomnia, unsteady hands (even without alcohol), expanding waistline, short sight, shrinking memory cells....
Falling hair, bad back, insomnia, unsteady hands (even without alcohol), expanding waistline, short sight, shrinking memory cells....
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Penners said:Oh yes, I'm sure everyone is intensely jealous of the symptoms of my kind of age.
Falling hair, bad back, insomnia, unsteady hands (even without alcohol), expanding waistline, short sight, shrinking memory cells....
Its when these symptoms cease, then you really have to worry....
Penners said:Oh yes, I'm sure everyone is intensely jealous of the symptoms of my kind of age.
Falling hair, bad back, insomnia, unsteady hands (even without alcohol), expanding waistline, short sight, shrinking memory cells....
Ah but, dear Penners, with characteristic modesty you've omitted - the wisdom. Such wisdom.
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Is everybody supposed to get that eventually, Moo?
I keep hoping...
I keep hoping...
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Penners said:Oh yes, I'm sure everyone is intensely jealous of the symptoms of my kind of age.
Falling hair, bad back, insomnia, unsteady hands (even without alcohol), expanding waistline, short sight, shrinking memory cells....
I had a phone call today to go on a corporate healthcare assessment session. I knew this was coming, and expected it would be half an hour or so - turns out it's a 3 hour long assessment ! :shock:
Exactly how long does it take to say "You're too fat and you're a bit old & knackered"?? :lol:
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It's 2 hours 40 minutes sitting in the waiting room 10 mins in the consulting room and 10 mins doing paperwork :wink: Hope all goes well.
Don't dismiss it as three hours wasted.
My husband had one many years ago and discovered that he was in the early stages of 'late-onset diabetes'. Without it he'd have carried on in blissful ignorance until a really nasty symptom manifested itself.
Just be grateful and hang on to the fact that it's free.
My husband had one many years ago and discovered that he was in the early stages of 'late-onset diabetes'. Without it he'd have carried on in blissful ignorance until a really nasty symptom manifested itself.
Just be grateful and hang on to the fact that it's free.
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Quite the contrary Moo, I'm looking forward to it - I was just a little shocked at 3 hours! Must be costing the firm a fair bit, I'm grateful for it. The shock was because I expected a 30 minute blood pressure, cholesterol, BMI and that was it.
They've told me to "bring my gym kit" (buy some gym kit more like!) as I'll have to go on a treadmill. A colleague has delighted in telling me that it's a mile running on a treadmill - I hope they've got an oxygen mask and a paramedic on standby then, if I suddenly stop posting you'll know why!
They've told me to "bring my gym kit" (buy some gym kit more like!) as I'll have to go on a treadmill. A colleague has delighted in telling me that it's a mile running on a treadmill - I hope they've got an oxygen mask and a paramedic on standby then, if I suddenly stop posting you'll know why!
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They want you to run for a mile? Sounds like a way to save on redundancy payments. I'd need to stop for a cigarette on the way.
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Feltwell said:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
I had some gym kit, a while ago. I think I was about fifteen when I last saw it.
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malcolm said:
Quite. I think the last time I "ran" a mile was that special form of torture and misery that only PE teachers know how to inflict on the unwilling, known as cross-country.
I'm definitely built for comfort, not speed!
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Do what we did at primary school if we didn't have our kit, Feltwell. Do it in your vest and pants.
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I fear they would say that I need to get a new career as a Rab C Nesbitt lookalike if I did that Zebra :wink: