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    Absolutely VG. I make sure my dog speaks the Queen's English properly. 
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    People/videos on social media that have subtitles for how a dog is talking;

    ’hello hooman, I haz smoll legz.’

    Really concerning an adult would do that.
    Sausages 
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    People/videos on social media that have subtitles for how a dog is talking;

    ’hello hooman, I haz smoll legz.’

    Really concerning an adult would do that.
    Sausages 
    Rossages, surely...
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    Fumbluff said:
    People/videos on social media that have subtitles for how a dog is talking;

    ’hello hooman, I haz smoll legz.’

    Really concerning an adult would do that.
    Sausages 
    Rossages, surely...

    Walls
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    The fear put into people by pharmaceutical companies that pumping chemicals into your animals on a annual basis will prevent them getting ill. 
    When a simple blood (Titre) test will tell you the levels of immunity in your dog already and that it not necessary and simple things like Garlic (fleas) and Damascus Earth ((worms) will prevent the same nasties. 
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    edited February 2020
    Sales people who tell you one thing to gain an order, then confirm something totally different once you give them the written order. No you tossers, I read what you send me, and don’t get upset if I ask for a discount because what you confirm is cheaper than what you have in your quotation. 

    Oh sod it, all sales people in general.
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    IdleHans said:
    They have their uses: when leaving a job, and boss, that you hate, ringing round for photocopier leasing quotes will keep your soon to be ex-boss nicely pestered for months because those buggers don't give up.
    that and an endless pile of stationary/office supplies/office furniture catalogs coming through the post every day  
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    T_C_E said:
    The fear put into people by pharmaceutical companies that pumping chemicals into your animals on a annual basis will prevent them getting ill. 
    When a simple blood (Titre) test will tell you the levels of immunity in your dog already and that it not necessary and simple things like Garlic (fleas) and Damascus Earth ((worms) will prevent the same nasties. 
    Isn't this the equivalent of being an anti-vaxxer but for dogs?
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    Those BBC announcements after almost any programme giving out support messages and contact information. 

    “If you have recently been killed in a plane crash - please call this number for support”
    .....calls are charged at £1.50 per minute....
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    Dazzler21 said:
    T_C_E said:
    The fear put into people by pharmaceutical companies that pumping chemicals into your animals on a annual basis will prevent them getting ill. 
    When a simple blood (Titre) test will tell you the levels of immunity in your dog already and that it not necessary and simple things like Garlic (fleas) and Damascus Earth ((worms) will prevent the same nasties. 
    Isn't this the equivalent of being an anti-vaxxer but for dogs?
    I'm not anti, but over vaccination.
    Bowyer had the last of his puppy jabs this morning and will be Titre tested in six months if the test is conclusive thats it
    Valli was the same and her test results showed that her immunity levels were high enough, she would carry some of the levels from the parents and the jabs would top it up, boosters are proving to be ineffective as the levels never change a bit like ours we them done as children and thats it although I believe its not proven sceptics will tell you boosters have an adverse affect on immunity. Sadly as it stands money dictates and the vet I spoke to this morning doesn't give her dogs boosters but unless asked for advice she willingly administers a booster why would you do that?
    I do know that some vets will ask for £160 for a simple blood (Titre) test knowing that £30 for a booster will tip some people towards the cheaper option.
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    Having to be a member of Mensa just to put your bins out:


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    T_C_E said:
    Dazzler21 said:
    T_C_E said:
    The fear put into people by pharmaceutical companies that pumping chemicals into your animals on a annual basis will prevent them getting ill. 
    When a simple blood (Titre) test will tell you the levels of immunity in your dog already and that it not necessary and simple things like Garlic (fleas) and Damascus Earth ((worms) will prevent the same nasties. 
    Isn't this the equivalent of being an anti-vaxxer but for dogs?
    I'm not anti, but over vaccination.
    Bowyer had the last of his puppy jabs this morning and will be Titre tested in six months if the test is conclusive thats it
    Valli was the same and her test results showed that her immunity levels were high enough, she would carry some of the levels from the parents and the jabs would top it up, boosters are proving to be ineffective as the levels never change a bit like ours we them done as children and thats it although I believe its not proven sceptics will tell you boosters have an adverse affect on immunity. Sadly as it stands money dictates and the vet I spoke to this morning doesn't give her dogs boosters but unless asked for advice she willingly administers a booster why would you do that?
    I do know that some vets will ask for £160 for a simple blood (Titre) test knowing that £30 for a booster will tip some people towards the cheaper option.
    That makes more sense. I suppose they should be doing the test and then supplying boosters as required. If only they were held to a code of ethics. 
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    Macronate said:
    Having to be a member of Mensa just to put your bins out:


    Always been hot on waste collection, Bexley Borough
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    The way your tongue swells to four times its normal size as soon as you open your mouth for the dentist
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    IdleHans said:
    The way your tongue swells to four times its normal size as soon as you open your mouth for the dentist
    Great shout

    Can I add

    Biting your tongue when talking. Doesn't happen often but it really stings
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    edited February 2020
    Greenie said:
    Wilma said:
    Trying to get a GP appointment. 
    Getting a GP appointment and it being cancelled an hour beforehand.
    Telephone appointments instead of actually seeing your GP.
    Was twatted off my motorcycle 4 weeks ago (again) cant say too much because of litigation. Sparked out, woke up as a witness called ambulance, the controller wanted to ‘assess’ me while I was lying in the road unable to move, asked the guy to put phone on speaker in front of me, I still had crash helmet on, I couldn’t remember my name, never mind anything else. They assessed me as a three, police turned up 15 mins later, saw the state of me and prioritised the call. 
    In total I was lying in the road unable to move (they thought I’d fractured my back and pelvis) for 45 minutes. This is the state of our underfunded fucking NHS. And yes I’m fucking angry about it.
    I hope you're okay and not seriously injured.

    I had similar when I was hit by a car crossing the road a year ago, trying to talk to the ambulance controller whilst lying in the middle of the road with traffic filtering past me was not good. Ended up lying there for two hours with the police having arrived and closed the road. Even worse was I was right outside Darent Valley Hospital and someone went and spoke to A&E who wouldn't do a thing as I was not on hospital grounds! Luckily I had an off-duty paramedic helping me and nurses who had stopped on their way home. 

    Still at least the extra £350m a week from Brexit will sort all this out :-)
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    Now I feel cheap and dirty
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    IdleHans said:
    Now I feel cheap and dirty
    I bet you paid him as well rather than the other way round?
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    I have to these days.im well past my prime 

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    IdleHans said:
    Now I feel cheap and dirty

    Not cheap if it's your dentist.
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    IdleHans said:
    The way your tongue swells to four times its normal size as soon as you open your mouth for the dentist

    Female dentist?

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    Actually yes. And rather lovely.
    But that would've spoiled cafcdave's joke
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    IdleHans said:
    Actually yes. And rather lovely.
    But that would've spoiled cafcdave's joke
    So you get tongue boners for your dentist?
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    Those BBC announcements after almost any programme giving out support messages and contact information. 

    “If you have recently been killed in a plane crash - please call this number for support”
    .....calls are charged at £1.50 per minute....
    Are they really?  Tonight's wasn't. 


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    Pathetic chavvy bullshit posting videos with porn sounds overlayed, what is it 2009?

    Yep well and truly bitten, but it's pathetic and I don't expect it on here. 
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    Stig said:
    Those BBC announcements after almost any programme giving out support messages and contact information. 

    “If you have recently been killed in a plane crash - please call this number for support”
    .....calls are charged at £1.50 per minute....
    Are they really?  Tonight's wasn't. 


    Free quid?!?!

    Even worse, cheers for heads up mate
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    edited February 2020
    Stig said:
    Those BBC announcements after almost any programme giving out support messages and contact information. 

    “If you have recently been killed in a plane crash - please call this number for support”
    .....calls are charged at £1.50 per minute....
    Are they really?  Tonight's wasn't. 


    Free quid?!?!

    Even worse, cheers for heads up mate
    I thought about this after I'd posted. Perhaps they charge out your way so that foreign nationals don't get a freebie about of British licence payers.
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