Army Thread 6th August
Er men & multi tasking need I saw more?
Er men & multi tasking need I saw more?
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Army Thread 6th August
Ah yes, of course.
Like women being directionally challenged....Living now and not just existing since 9th July 2008
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Army Thread 6th August
I was about to say it's because we are men...What you perceive is what you believe, so make sure you look at things the right way....Comment
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Army Thread 6th August
And that would explain everything????Waving_not_drowning;684997 wrote: I was about to say it's because we are men...Living now and not just existing since 9th July 2008
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Army Thread 6th August
Pretty much, Starts..What you perceive is what you believe, so make sure you look at things the right way....Comment
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Army Thread 6th August
Yep I would agree, we are programmed differently.Ethanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?Comment
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Army Thread 6th August
Anyway, I AM mult-tasking...
I'm on here, cooking dinner and harvesting spinach from the garden (With a torch, in the dark)
You expect me to jump threads as well???
Bloody birds!What you perceive is what you believe, so make sure you look at things the right way....Comment
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Army Thread 6th August
Is the light hurting your eyes without your glasses KTAB?What you perceive is what you believe, so make sure you look at things the right way....Comment
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Army Thread 6th August
OK, well I am programmed to believe that my arse will look huge unless I exercise.
So am going out for a run.
See you folks later!Living now and not just existing since 9th July 2008
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Army Thread 6th August
At least you'll never have "Moob's" Starts...HAppy running...
How far do you run?
12 months ago I was up to 10 kms twice a week! (6 miles?)What you perceive is what you believe, so make sure you look at things the right way....Comment
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Army Thread 6th August
More success than WAVEY has in picking up on new threads, I hope?one2many;685014 wrote: I am back from my chemist search.I'll do whatever it takes
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Army Thread 6th August
Did KTAB get stuck between threads, BTW?I'll do whatever it takes
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Army Thread 6th August
How did you go Oney?
I can't believe you are still crook,,, You have had a proper Flu (not what people think they have when it's a cold)
You poor bugger..What you perceive is what you believe, so make sure you look at things the right way....Comment
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Army Thread 6th August
Surely Chemists should not be allowed to strike by law, what if I was diabetic and needed insulin???What you perceive is what you believe, so make sure you look at things the right way....Comment
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Army Thread 6th August
Just copied this from yesterdays news, cant find an update.
HSE in pharmacy contingency plan
A contingency plan for dispensing medicines to medical card holders has been put in place as demand increases following the Bank Holiday weekend.
Hundreds of pharmacies withdrew from the medical card scheme on Saturday in protest at the decision to unilaterally reduce their fees.
The Health Service Executive says hundreds more pharmacies are still participating in the scheme and it has also set up temporary facilities to dispense medicines in some areas.
Patients in parts of the country experienced delays today in getting medicines from the temporary centres.
Some pharmacies that were open for business today said they came under extreme pressure.
A number of branches were forced to temporarily close because they could not cope with the demand.
The HSE has said ten temporary outlets set up in the west have coped well with the demand.
In Waterford, some patients wishing to have their medical card prescriptions filled at Boots pharmacy in the city were asked to come back tomorrow.
It is understood that existing clients and emergency prescriptions are being looked after.
Boots is the only pharmacy in Waterford now dispensing to medical card patients.
Members of the Irish Pharmacy Union say they can no longer continue to operate the drug schemes following, what they claim is, a 34% cut in payments.
The HSE said the cut is 24% and is necessary because the schemes cost taxpayers around €133m a year.Ethanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?Comment
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