GQfluffy wrote:Welcome back to the living?
ShyFlyer wrote:This evening, I learned I have a wife that I didn't know about and apparently can only be seen by new home salespeople.
JLAmber wrote:Also, Morecambe is a dismal backwater (sorry Martin).
mhodgson wrote:JLAmber wrote:Also, Morecambe is a dismal backwater (sorry Martin).
Fair
Is that related to the previous 5 points or is it an unfortunate postscript?
JLAmber wrote:I was in Lancaster and on a week-long driving ban (due to the anaesthetic)
Mark wrote:Fours after I got home from same-day surgery, I drove to the casino.
JLAmber wrote:GQfluffy wrote:Welcome back to the living?
Pretty much. It's worth pointing out that I wasn't unconscious for the whole time, just in an extreme state of exhaustion which is apparently pretty common after too much anaesthetic. Apparently (I was out at the time so didn't hear it for myself) a theatre nurse asked why I was being given such a high dosage given that I'm not ginger and clearly not 21 stone, otherwise it could have been a lot worse.
I only went in to have some excess bone cement removedShyFlyer wrote:This evening, I learned I have a wife that I didn't know about and apparently can only be seen by new home salespeople.
My Father has one of those, and an internet connection that will be cut off if he doesn't pay £50. And an airhorn by the side of the telephone
bhmbaglock wrote:Unlike you, I'm the type who wakes during surgery, has conversations with the docs/nurses and actually remembers them. It's happened several times.
bhmbaglock wrote:I had bone cement/grout during two surgeries, they never offered to remove it.
ShyFlyer wrote:I learned that Seth MacFarlane played an Officer aboard both the Enterprise and Columbia on Star Trek: Enterprise.
http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Rivers
Zak wrote:BTT - I learned that AC/DC's "Hells Bells" sounds pretty cool when it's played on actual church bells:
Zak wrote:I never quite got his sense of humour.
JLAmber wrote:It is supposed to be in there permanently but mine had formed a tiny but very sharp ridge at the base of my left Calcaneus that was causing a small but persistent bleed, so they removed some and filed the rest smooth with a device that looked like, and I'm reasonably sure was, a Dremel.
Mark wrote:The operating room in my hospital used Craftsman tools.