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Looks bloody good!
It tasted good too
Looks bloody good!
It's a complete PIA!
I'm going to see the doc later about this cough I've still got, more than a week later. I'll have a word about my misbehaving prostate. Sometimes it causes me absolute misery with restricted flow, sometimes I wait a few seconds before starting and at its worst, it feels like I have an infection, with urgency followed by a few dribbles.
It's a complete PIA!
I can remember years ago. as a small boy, literally having pìssing up the wall competitions with my mates. I could pìss higher than my head. Nowdays it’s more like a case of relax and let gravity do its job.I'm going to see the doc later about this cough I've still got, more than a week later. I'll have a word about my misbehaving prostate. Sometimes it causes me absolute misery with restricted flow, sometimes I wait a few seconds before starting and at its worst, it feels like I have an infection, with urgency followed by a few dribbles.
It's a complete PIA!
I'd be happy with that, as long as I got some capacity back.I can remember years ago. as a small boy, literally having pìssing up the wall competitions with my mates. I could pìss higher than my head. Nowdays it’s more like a case of relax and let gravity do its job.
Today I've been to the crematorium to say goodbye to my mum.
Bastards! Just went out to feed the birds and noticed seed everywhere in my shed. Rats have bitten a hole in it and got in there, eating the seed. Looks like they have been doing it for a while too. I half suspected it as I had some of those half filled coconut shells that I hung on the shed and the whole things were going missing - I thought it was a fox but the other night when I let the dog out, I heard a noise, saw a movement and the shell was swinging as if something had been disturbed eating it and birds don’t feed at 11.00 at night! Mrs Mottie will go ape shìt if she even sees a sign of a rat. I have some repairing to do when I get back later.
Edit: Do you think it best if I clear the food out and leave it for a while so that they can see there’s no food in there - I’m thinking if I just block it up they will still think there’s food in there and chew through it again?
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