Oh - it works - the greenThat may not work ,the plug is wrong more like this " lol"
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The Original O'l Farts Club.
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oldmaninbc
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My spouse is on antibiotics for life, no more margaritas for her, some antibiotics are OK to drink with some not. It worked out well for us, I can no longer drink because of medications. Must feel good to be out and about to a degree.
I am one tired mo-fo. Got everything done including edging my front yard. First time of the year is murder. I have a older edger and lots of grass and turf grows out on to the sidewalk over the fall and winter. But It's done. I ain't doing nothing the rest of the day except getting loaded.
Jacuzzi is gonna feel extra good today. Probably won't be able to move afterwords. '
I do have a bit of gardening left but there is always tomorrow. Trimming mothers ..... no big deal.
Jacuzzi is gonna feel extra good today. Probably won't be able to move afterwords. '
I do have a bit of gardening left but there is always tomorrow. Trimming mothers ..... no big deal.
OleReynard
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No offense Brother ,I have loved the Beatles, Stones,Sting and Petula Clark my whole life so Im not prejudice.Oh - it works - the green
But as a electrician I must say your voltages and plug configurations leave a lot to be desired.
I was in Sydney at the Opera house talking to a electrician who work there and said the same thing.
He said only to a Shelia and said goodbye.
Yeah - was most disappointed - and a tad more than slightly perturbed - when my wife didn't respond well - to her usual pre-pain-de-sal and butter - tap on her derriere - at breakfast this morning - when usually she gives a little squeal of joy - then taps me back too - (one of our little rituals) - and told me that the male head Philippino nurse called 'Edgar' at St Thomas's Hospital - had warnedBehaveYou're recovering FFS !
her not to engage me in any hanky-panky - or it could prove FATAL! - due to my recovering heart condition - so what a bummer 
eh? - Jeez -<looks VERY disconcerted>
oldmaninbc
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My spouses friend had to go into the clinic to have her pacemaker monitored, that's a handy rig to have at home.View attachment 18996105 This gadget came in the post today - from the PACEMAKER people at St Thomas's Hospital - I got the boy to set it up - some sort of relay for heartstats on my pacemaker -
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my wife told me off/was mad at me for going so far - in my condition - she's just worried I fall - or don't come back the same - bless her -
- I'll get the seedlingsstarted in this next week -
About your previous comment, isn't nice to know that someone takes the time to be sincerely concerned about your well being.
dogzter
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didn’t they recently do that in France or Belgium?…..worked good from what I recall
it’s even better…they sprayed the po-lice..
It's just getting used to being a sorta cripple - I 'spose - when most all my life I've been as fit as the proverbial fiddle - you are right - though - and I do feel fortunate that at least some.people.care -My spouses friend had to go into the clinic to have her pacemaker monitored, that's a handy rig to have at home.
About your previous comment, isn't nice to know that someone takes the time to be sincerely concerned about your well being.
don’t worry Amigo , it gets worse as one ages….the cripple stuff that is….sex is the last apple that falls from the tree so you are good to go there once your pacemaker and you settle into an algorithm thats works….synergies Bro and apparently you got good genes on your side..
keep that chin up Brother , stiff upper lip and all that….
hmmm , makes me wonder , there is so much sexual innuendo in those expressions…
You will get back to normal. Give yourself time to heal Gypsy. Remember you aren't a spring chicken anymore. Hanging out on this o'l geezer thread adds years to your life as well......think abut who you are hanging out with........
My fargin back hurts....nothing like a bowl to get me going again.
Well - I've always had a sorta BAWDY sense of humour - full of sexual innuendo - but not what you might call 'Crude' - particularly - some things are best left to the imagination
- and ya - it's just about accepting the fact that I'm aging - and things do tend to change - rather radically in some instances - so I start grieving for things like being able to carry a fully loaded backpack and march with it for miles - or being able to sprint
down the road - at the drop of a hat etc - -.I think that it's called 'Accepting Your Own Mortality' - - and from here on out - its good if I can just maintain - adequate physical and mental health -
oldmaninbc
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What is the prognosis on your heart condition? Will you be reasonably active again in time or is this a life changing event?
This literally woke me up this morning, or part of me anyway.
