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9867 :)

T2, Metformin 850 Mg (1 tablet twice daily), venlafaxine 75mg (1 tablet daily), buscopan 10mg (2 tablets 4 times daily)
 
15024!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's not a competition though. ( But I won!)
Of course Pavlos has been doing well lately...how many hours ahead are they in Cyprus? Just 1?
He could still have time

I'm going off to watch some Zombies now...

Cara
 
carraway said:
15024!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's not a competition though. ( But I won!)
Of course Pavlos has been doing well lately...how many hours ahead are they in Cyprus? Just 1?
He could still have time

I'm going off to watch some Zombies now...

Cara
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Only 6000 odd today.

Spend most of my time in a hotel while my son was playing chess. He managed to get fourth place in the 2014 Cyprus Junior Chess Championships for his under 12 age group. He was a bid disappointed as he won four out of his first five games and had he won his sixth and final game he would have ended as champion. He unfortunately lost. Very proud of him anyway

Normal service as far as walking is concerned will hopefully be restored tomorrow :-)


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9048 decorating :)

T2, Metformin 850 Mg (1 tablet twice daily), venlafaxine 75mg (1 tablet daily), buscopan 10mg (2 tablets 4 times daily)
 
i may get an extra 30 steps tonight, im going back into the bed with the missus after 12 years lol, the 30 steps will be down the stairs onto the sofa :)
 
10597 yesterday.

Andy, what have you done to deserve such an honour?
 
carraway said:
10597 yesterday.

Andy, what have you done to deserve such an honour?
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the kids want their own rooms and as the wife reckons i no longer sound like a bloated worthog when i sleep since losing the weight, back i go, but didnt all go well lol, my littlen didnt like sleeping on her own and it finished with the wife sleeping on a postage stamp sized bit of the bed or not sleeping i should say, funny thing was about midnight me and the wife had terrible giggles when my 10 yr old appeared at the door in siloette with arms on hips and said "you two are like a couple of little kids, STOP GIGGLING" lol, it was very funny, earlier on in the day i was carrying a double matress up the stairs with her at the bottom and me at the top pulling and getting stuck with the missus and me saying Push Push repeatedly when the same littlen shouts up " i feel like im having a baby" i nearly died of laughter, it was priceless!

i have a question, when one feels the need to release some excess gas in bed, is it better to make a hole in the blanket and release the metformin bomb allowing all present to enjoy a short sharp blast of aroma, or keep the blankets sealed and release an SR version over time? i cant remember the ettiquette
 
Andy12345 said:
the kids want their own rooms and as the wife reckons i no longer sound like a bloated worthog when i sleep since losing the weight, back i go, but didnt all go well lol, my littlen didnt like sleeping on her own and it finished with the wife sleeping on a postage stamp sized bit of the bed or not sleeping i should say, funny thing was about midnight me and the wife had terrible giggles when my 10 yr old appeared at the door in siloette with arms on hips and said "you two are like a couple of little kids, STOP GIGGLING" lol, it was very funny, earlier on in the day i was carrying a double matress up the stairs with her at the bottom and me at the top pulling and getting stuck with the missus and me saying Push Push repeatedly when the same littlen shouts up " i feel like im having a baby" i nearly died of laughter, it was priceless!

i have a question, when one feels the need to release some excess gas in bed, is it better to make a hole in the blanket and release the metformin bomb allowing all present to enjoy a short sharp blast of aroma, or keep the blankets sealed and release an SR version over time? i cant remember the ettiquette
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Simple solution Andy, no bombs to be dropped in bed!


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Andy12345 said:
the kids want their own rooms and as the wife reckons i no longer sound like a bloated worthog when i sleep since losing the weight, back i go, but didnt all go well lol, my littlen didnt like sleeping on her own and it finished with the wife sleeping on a postage stamp sized bit of the bed or not sleeping i should say, funny thing was about midnight me and the wife had terrible giggles when my 10 yr old appeared at the door in siloette with arms on hips and said "you two are like a couple of little kids, STOP GIGGLING" lol, it was very funny, earlier on in the day i was carrying a double matress up the stairs with her at the bottom and me at the top pulling and getting stuck with the missus and me saying Push Push repeatedly when the same littlen shouts up " i feel like im having a baby" i nearly died of laughter, it was priceless!

i have a question, when one feels the need to release some excess gas in bed, is it better to make a hole in the blanket and release the metformin bomb allowing all present to enjoy a short sharp blast of aroma, or keep the blankets sealed and release an SR version over time? i cant remember the ettiquette
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point your **** out the edge of the covers and let it go.
 
Still haven't got one, but 8.4km run today.

I'm counting double for it, it was that windy (i'm in Shetland this week) that it felt like two steps needed to make one step forward.
 
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