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Just now, Genie said:

I once spent a Friday afternoon having my cock and balls played with by 2 nurse sisters, true story.

The doctor performing the snip was a bit of a mood killer though.

Mine was a fascinating experience, I basically had the snip on Valium and I can highly recommend it.

Rocked up at the centre got given a couple of Valium and then sat in a waiting room. After a while a nurse asked me to stand up and tell her if the Valium had had any effect. I stood up and told her no.

She said that was fine and they were ready to start and I said ok, and followed her.

I went in to the little operating room, the doctor asked me how I felt, I said perfectly normal I didn’t think the Valium had kicked in yet.

He said fine, drop your trousers and pants and we’ll get started. I said fine and did as I was told.

We chatted away about this and that all the way through the snip, there was a little screen but I could see much of what was going on. Once finished I got dressed and went back out to the waiting room where I told my missus I was perfectly fine to drive home. She wouldn’t let me.

**** Valium man, I can see how people got hooked.

 

 

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10 minutes ago, chrisp65 said:

Mine was a fascinating experience, I basically had the snip on Valium and I can highly recommend it.

Rocked up at the centre got given a couple of Valium and then sat in a waiting room. After a while a nurse asked me to stand up and tell her if the Valium had had any effect. I stood up and told her no.

She said that was fine and they were ready to start and I said ok, and followed her.

I went in to the little operating room, the doctor asked me how I felt, I said perfectly normal I didn’t think the Valium had kicked in yet.

He said fine, drop your trousers and pants and we’ll get started. I said fine and did as I was told.

We chatted away about this and that all the way through the snip, there was a little screen but I could see much of what was going on. Once finished I got dressed and went back out to the waiting room where I told my missus I was perfectly fine to drive home. She wouldn’t let me.

**** Valium man, I can see how people got hooked.

 

 

No Valium for me, local anaesthetic.

90% of the nurses jobs were to keep talking and take your mind off what was going on down there.

As soon as they said they were sisters I remember thinking that as soon as I was out of the room they’d be talking about my cock. It’s what any sisters would do isn’t it?

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51 minutes ago, KenjiOgiwara said:

Found a very small lump on my schlong. Didn’t like it so went to a specialist which first involved a bloke holding my knob. Then paying £300 for the fact that a bloke held my knob.

I know it could be a lot worse, but this is a bullshit Friday.

I hope your lumpy knob is ok mate 👍

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1 hour ago, chrisp65 said:

Valium man, I can see how people got hooked.

When I was in hospital with gallstones some years back, I was given a few shots of morphine. I thought the same thing - bloody fantastic stuff. 

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1 hour ago, Xela said:

When I had my colonoscopy at Little Aston, I had the consultant and 2 nurses staring at my gaping bumhole, while they fed a camera up there. 

I've had better Tuesdays. 

Been there, done that... the experience that is... not your bumhole.

I just want to point out I feel it's a breach of the trade description act when the call it a 'micro camera'. Felt like the fecking thing was shoulder held. And the bloody cable was on a drum.

And the doctor who said I should do it without sedatives, I hope you have a bloody awful weekend.

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29 minutes ago, mjmooney said:

When I was in hospital with gallstones some years back, I was given a few shots of morphine. I thought the same thing - bloody fantastic stuff. 

I use sobril for travel. Very effective. 40 mg and I'm completely out.

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When I had Kidney Stones (supposed to be the most pain a man can feel, not sure if true but the pain is truly intense, paralysingly painful) I was originally prescribed diclofenac which didn't even touch the sides of the pain, like trying to put out a tower block fire with a water pistol.  So they gave me pethidine. 

Man pethidine is sweet stuff.  Not only is it a truly effective pain killer but it takes you to some very pleasant places. 

I can easily see how people get addicted to that, in fact when my Grandad was a surgeon one of his doctors didn't turn up to work so they broke into his digs and found him in lala land surrounded by dozens of pethidine syringes. 

I wonder if these are the kind of things Prince and Michael Jackson got addicted to. 

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9:15   tonight there was a power cut by me . All streets around me. I was watching England France womens rugby. 10 mins later it comes back on . 10 mins back into the game, floodlights fail at the game in France., game  finished.

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1 hour ago, NoelVilla said:

Judging by the prematch thread the match thread will be a joy tonight

The discussion will be about how many more we’d have won by if Davis had started.

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On 30/04/2021 at 19:47, sidcow said:

When I had Kidney Stones (supposed to be the most pain a man can feel, not sure if true but the pain is truly intense, paralysingly painful) I was originally prescribed diclofenac which didn't even touch the sides of the pain, like trying to put out a tower block fire with a water pistol.  So they gave me pethidine. 

Man pethidine is sweet stuff.  Not only is it a truly effective pain killer but it takes you to some very pleasant places. 

I can easily see how people get addicted to that, in fact when my Grandad was a surgeon one of his doctors didn't turn up to work so they broke into his digs and found him in lala land surrounded by dozens of pethidine syringes. 

I wonder if these are the kind of things Prince and Michael Jackson got addicted to. 

This is interesting. I was at a physio the other day and we had a talk about my injury/sickness history.

I've torn ligaments in elbows, shouldees, knees, ankles, broken arms, wrists, fingers, toes, had brain hemo, shattered teeth, torn off muscle joins in my hip/groin and so much more, but some of the most painful stuff was probably something as trivial as spraining a rib.

Apparently (according to the physio) it was explained by the bones in the body being coated with nervous fiber. Thus a clean break in some cases would be less painful than sprains.

I'll admit the brain hemo was very painful mind.

Your worst (physical) pain could be an interesting thread. 

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19 minutes ago, KenjiOgiwara said:

Your worst (physical) pain could be an interesting thread. 

Gallstones, no contest. 

Then again, I've never (so far, touch wood) broken any bones, other than the obligatory metatarsal playing football. 

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Broken ribs. That's a good few weeks of agony.  At least with broken legs and arms the worst is over in the first few days . 

With broken ribs the actual injury is probably the easiest phase.  Even months later a simple cough can make it feel like Mike Tyson just jabbed you.

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