Good stuff. Try a colonic next, and you'll be ready to run a marathon!:D
Marco.
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Good stuff. Try a colonic next, and you'll be ready to run a marathon!:D
Marco.
Wouldn't mind :booty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
I did have loads of laxative prior to an endoscopy, many years ago, and that did make me perk up a bit :)
a load of gluten does it for me :ner:
Despite the writing having been on the wall for non-renewable fuels for generations, the suppliers apparently have been unable to redirect their investments and now want compensating. Unbelievable!
https://news.sky.com/story/fossil-fu...-18bn-12409573
I do love my job, but I never called it 'living the dream'. That's just silly talk :D Anyway, who gets to live the dream as soon as they retire? A few maybe, but nobody I know. For most of us life is rather more complicated than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
That's pretty much what I had many years ago, the evening before an endoscopy. A nurse came to the house and stuck a soapy pipe up me bum. That did the trick :) I certainly felt on top of the world after that, though in reality I was just on top of a big pile of shit...Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Yeah well, what exactly is 'living the dream'? It'll be subjective and different for everyone. I may not be 'living the dream', but I have a nice lifestyle, want for nothing and am happy, healthy and contented, as is Del, so I guess that'll do for now!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Marco.
Well there you go :) 'Living the dream" is a phrase that I never use. We just do what we can with what we have, and be happy with that. Some will gripe and moan about their lot, but like you I tend to avoid them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Can't stand folk with a permanent scowl on their chops, and who are always in a bad mood!
Marco.
wat you talkin' 'bout?? :eyebrows: i try to smile as much as possible. its easier:)