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[Northern Boy]

I'm having a curried jacket potato with Carolina reaper sauce, rice and naan bread.. I don't know where I'll end up

Edit: Ann says Hospital

Just north of Mumbai, on the 48 heading for Navghar I guess, let me know....

 

[marchie]

This has been a curiosity to me as to why there is so much general anti-vaccination sentiment in France. I know the French enjoy a certain amount of hypochondria in their attitude - just my opinion and observation - but there does seem to be a certain amount of avid fervency against vaccines in general or have I been reading the wrong things? Was there not some past scandal that has exacerbated this?

French hypochondria is real! The French used to complain about 'heavy legs' which had no medical basis. Off they would trot to the Doctor who would prescribe a 'treatment'; until the medical insurance companies announced they would no longer pay for the 'heavy legs' some 5 or6 years ago. The BBC News Paris Correspondent [female whose name I've forgotten] wrote quite a long, and very entering article on it [Brigitte Kendal?]. IIRC the Heavy Legs 'illness' started in late September each year

Steve

 

[Spriddler]

French hypochondria is real!

Indeed it is. I lived with my French g/f and her family in Paris for four years and they seemed to be constantly 'ill', relying on suppositories to cure virtually everything.

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[marchie]

I'm having a curried jacket potato with Carolina reaper sauce, rice and naan bread.. I don't know where I'll end up

Edit: Ann says Hospital

There must be a chance that you'll end up on the throne, asking Ann if there's another toilet roll in the fridge ...

Steve

 

[MITHRANDIR]

Indeed it is. I lived with my French g/f and her family in Paris for four years and they seemed to be constantly 'ill', relying on suppositories to cure virtually everything.

Even toothache?

 

[MITHRANDIR]

Indeed it is. I lived with my French g/f and her family in Paris for four years and they seemed to be constantly 'ill', relying on suppositories to cure virtually everything.

Thank you so much i have tears running down my face i can hardly type, pissing myself laughing, that is the funniest thing i have read in a long long time

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[Spriddler]

Even toothache?

Not toothache. My g/f 's father tried a suppository but said for all the good it did he might just as well have shoved it up his a**e.

I'm not kidding; I found that that once I became conscious of the popularity of suppositories it seemed that all chemists windows had displays promoting them and there were posters at bus stops, in Metro stations, in fact everywhere I went.

 

[MITHRANDIR]

Not toothache. My g/f 's father tried a suppository but said for all the good it did he might just as well have shoved it up his a**e.

I'm not kidding; I found that that once I became conscious of the popularity of suppositories it seemed that all chemists windows had displays promoting them and there were posters at bus stops, in Metro stations, in fact everywhere I went.

Very very funny

 

[Richard n Ann]

Just north of Mumbai, on the 48 heading for Navghar I guess, let me know....

There must be a chance that you'll end up on the throne, asking Ann if there's another toilet roll in the fridge ...

Steve

Was correctly spiced So far so good.
I always like it so hot it's similar to being tasered

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[spitfire]

Not toothache. My g/f 's father tried a suppository but said for all the good it did he might just as well have shoved it up his a**e.

I'm not kidding; I found that that once I became conscious of the popularity of suppositories it seemed that all chemists windows had displays promoting them and there were posters at bus stops, in Metro stations, in fact everywhere I went.

Not so often now but it is actually a better way to take medicines as it does not pass through all your vital organs to be absorbed . Just people find it distasteful but for some medication is better for your overall health .

 

[The Wino]

I know a lot don't like the BBC but according to them Europe looks unlikely this year

Covid: Summer holidays abroad 'unlikely', warns government adviser

There is a risk travellers could bring Covid variants back to the UK, a government adviser warns.

www.bbc.co.uk

Of course a lot can change either way in 3 months.

 

[jannyman]

I'm having a curried jacket potato with Carolina reaper sauce, rice and naan bread.. I don't know where I'll end up

Edit: Ann says Hospital

Maybe a quick trip to France to Suppository Central will sort it for you Richard n Ann ?

Indeed it is. I lived with my French g/f and her family in Paris for four years and they seemed to be constantly 'ill', relying on suppositories to cure virtually everything.

OOoo great! There's a toilet thread in the offing!

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