Tiny Little Things That Cause You Irrational Rage

[Grok]

The post was auto corrected, AM. Word was blow. Ins.

Alan Medic Wrote:

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> Grok Wrote:

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> > Going Home for Weekend thread - wouldn't exist

> > except for ED @#$%&.

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> Please edit to correct your typo. I can't imagine

> what got you excited by that thread. ED who/what?

[red devil]

Blow_In?!! The shame!! I thought we would've at least warranted a cunt or fucker...

[Alan Medic]

I presume most threads are started by blow ins. Why would this one particularly upset you Grok? Seems harmless to me. Anytime I'm tempted to add to it I think that I'm probably not a groovy fucker and I really would only want to show what great taste in music I have.

[Grok]

I thought it was self explanatory. Only blow. Ins would be "going home for the weekend".

Alan Medic Wrote:

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> I presume most threads are started by blow ins.

> Why would this one particularly upset you Grok?

> Seems harmless to me. Anytime I'm tempted to add

> to it I think that I'm probably not a groovy @#$%&

> and I really would only want to show what great

> taste in music I have.

[BrandNewGuy]

That's going home from work for the weekend, not off to Ma and Pa's country pile. Though it is very lovely there...

[Help-Ma-Boab]

Jamie Oliver chopping carrots

[Louisa]

Advertised freebies when you spend X amount on a take away, being forgotten to whoever bagged it up.

Stuffed but still want my freebies.

Louisa.

[KidKruger]

nowhere NOWHERE can prepare a well-done bacon sandwich.

At home or nowt.

No matter how many times I request or explain what I want a well-done bacon sandwich is not attainable.

They say they understand, but they don't.

Bastards.

[lavender27]

come to mine, I always burn everything! that's why I'm single. lol

[DulwichFox]

Wasting 2-3 hours of my life going to and watching Millwall when I know there is ablolutely no chace of getting 3 points.

DulwichFox

[KidKruger]

The bloke serving in one of the LL cafes who, when totalling the bill and telling me how much it comes to, just says "ELEVEN" (or whatever the amount is).

Am I already old-fashioned in still expecting (and thinking polite) "that's eleven pounds please" (or words to that effect) ?

[DulwichFox]

KidKruger Wrote:

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> The bloke serving in one of the LL cafes who, when

> totalling the bill and telling me how much it

> comes to, just says "ELEVEN" (or whatever the

> amount is).

>

> Am I already old-fashioned in still expecting (and

> thinking polite) "that's eleven pounds please" (or

> words to that effect) ?

Give him 20p and tell him to keep the change.. and make a swift exit..

Foxy

[KidKruger]

I would, IF he'd said "Twenty"...

[lavender27]

When the person whom I am speaking to repeats everything I have said back to me, it's like an echo. Drives me mad.

[Alan Medic]

4400.........doesn't

[Elphinstone's Army]

Immediate neighbours who empty a months supply of glass bottles into a wheelie bin at 23.47 at night

[lavender27]

This is not quite a tiny little thing that causes me irrational rage, it is probably a big issue for all. "doctors" when you are sitting in their "office" and they stare and type on their pc while the consultation is taking place, it's as if you are talking to an empty space or the wall. I hate it. You could be complaining about having 8 heads and they wouldn't look at you, they would just type 'patient has 8 heads'. No eye contact, no good bedside manner anymore. I tried facing the other way one time and was told off for having challenging behaviour. huh

[????]

They're googling your symptoms

[lavender27]

If they are experienced doctors they shouldn't have to google symptoms, I know you are only joking ????, I could google my own symptoms and not go to the doctors. Having no bedside manner lacks communication between patient and gp.

[DulwichFox]

I had a problem with my arm.. It was locked an very painful. several doctors at DMC just gave me Diclofenac..

Then one doctor there Googled the symptoms and found the problem.. It was actualy a Frozen Shoulder.

Afrozen shoulder is extreemly painful and goes through 3 stages over a 18 month period.

Eventually I was given a Hydrocortison injection which after about 4 days freed up my arm..

I was told it would last 6 months but 10 years on the problem has not returned..

Most if not all GP.s use the internet.

DulwichFox

[KidKruger]

Jesus. Then what the feck were they doing before the internet !?

[steveo]

With only ten minutes per patient, plus house calls and paperwork, they don't get time to look at you sympathetically.

If you want that, campaign to grant them a bit more time or watch Holby

[red devil]

KidKruger Wrote:

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> Jesus. Then what the feck were they doing before

> the internet !?

 

[DulwichFox]

steveo Wrote:

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> With only ten minutes per patient, plus house

> calls and paperwork, they don't get time to look

> at you sympathetically.

>

> If you want that, campaign to grant them a bit

> more time or watch Holby

My frozen shoulder was 10 years back.. You got 20 min + back then..

You just went to DMC .. sat down and took your turn 8 + doctors back then no appointment need.

Foxy

[lavender27]

they shouldn't rely on the internet. Did they not go to medical school? Next time I will google my symptoms and get the diagnosis and deal with it myself or just go and ask for the prescription max 2 minutes with doctor, no eye contact needed, they can just keep their head stuck in the computer. What I am actually talking about is face to face communication with a doctor. Yes they should be given more time with the patient and afterwards write up their notes.