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Tiger_Walts 5 Jul 2006 11:17:23 16,674 posts
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Can't seem to keep awake past midnight these days, plus I wake at six when I don't need to move till after seven.

Must be getting old.

ssuellid 5 Jul 2006 11:21:41 19,142 posts
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Whitey McCool wrote:
You people dont let your cats out?

Our cats stay in at night.

re nets. We have nets that almost go to the floor. The windows tho start at chest ish height. So there is quite an overlap that has so far defeated our cats - tho one is far to lazy to even attempt it.

Spanky 5 Jul 2006 11:22:48 15,037 posts
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Whitey McCool wrote:
You people dont let your cats out? What kind of inhuman monsters are you?

Not at night, they have a habit of getting run over by fluffycuntzor in his fudgewagon.

R.I.P Parsnip

They can get through anything, net curtains, heavy velvet jobbies, even doors if you don't lock em

montywithnail 5 Jul 2006 11:42:28 430 posts
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Nets. Heavy Curtains. BLINDS FFS.

Nothing will stop ours from going for open windows.

Venitians might do it... might...

yeah, flood the roads that'll keep em in. Cats hate water

Edited by montywithnail at 11:42:12 05-07-2006

itamae 5 Jul 2006 11:42:52 10,213 posts
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MikeD wrote:
I've been exhausted for days now. This heat is doing my head in.

Same here. It was 26°C in my room last night! I consider dipping my head into the liquid nitrogen tank if it gets any warmer today.

Salaman 5 Jul 2006 11:44:12 24,162 posts
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No open window but yesterday morning I woke up and the first thing I did was sratch my leg. Felt like a mosquito bite.
Itched like hell.
Started swelling.

An hour later I had a massive 1 by 2 inch swelling on my leg. Hurts when I walk.

I've no idea what bit me or if it's still there.
;_;

Deleted user 5 July 2006 11:45:23

Lutz wrote:

ssuellid wrote:

Spanky wrote:
Q. What do you call a couple who have to keep the windows shut so the cats don't jump out?

Get long net curtains. Works with our cats.
Doesn't with ours.

Nets. Heavy Curtains. BLINDS FFS.

Nothing will stop ours from going for open windows.

Venitians might do it... might...

Put them in Shrodinger's box. That'll teach 'em.

Retroid Moderator 5 Jul 2006 11:45:42 45,464 posts
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itamae wrote:

MikeD wrote:
I've been exhausted for days now. This heat is doing my head in.
Same here. It was 26°C in my room last night! I consider dipping my head into the liquid nitrogen tank if it gets any warmer today.

29C on the top floor in my house last night.

HAH! I WIN HEATSTROKE!

...

/Dies

tourlord 5 Jul 2006 11:45:56 2,600 posts
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No open window but yesterday morning I woke up and the first thing I did was sratch my leg. Felt like a mosquito bite.
Itched like hell.
Started swelling.

An hour later I had a massive 1 by 2 inch swelling on my leg. Hurts when I walk.

I've no idea what bit me or if it's still there.
;_;

That's a moth egg.

They lay them in your nose/mouth, then the egg travels under the skin to the leg/groin area where it eventually bursts through the skin.

Edited by tourlord at 11:45:50 05-07-2006

Salaman 5 Jul 2006 11:47:20 24,162 posts
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Thanks toulord .. very helpful.

/scratches skin off

tourlord 5 Jul 2006 11:48:09 2,600 posts
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Amputate. It's the only way to be sure.

Salaman 5 Jul 2006 11:49:48 24,162 posts
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/amputates Toulords tongue

Yip .. lots better cheers.

tourlord 5 Jul 2006 11:53:12 2,600 posts
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hry hreeping wiv your mouf croseg ing gu fukure... ga' way, you wongk ge' mof's eggs ing your legs.

smoothpete 5 Jul 2006 11:53:58 37,743 posts
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lol!

tourlord 5 Jul 2006 11:55:06 2,600 posts
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Chickens lay eggs.

Load_2.0 5 Jul 2006 11:55:31 33,582 posts
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Yes I am absolutely wiped out. I blame tube heat and this damn cold I have contracted, so when I am sitting on the tube I sneeze sniff cough and sweat profusely. Yuck.
Plus I went to bed at 10pm last night the earliest i have gone to sleep in months... and I still woke up knackered.
Grrr and on tube heat I am soooooooo enraged when people lean against the door blocking the windows. Hello you fucksack can't you see that rather than having airflow (Black sooty airflow admittedly) we now have a giant meat shield insulating passengers in this carriage of heated death.

/coughs sneezes and mopes.

Load_2.0 5 Jul 2006 11:56:07 33,582 posts
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dravenclarke wrote:
Does anything actually lay eggs in you in this country?..

I remember watching one of these hositpal programs on daytime TV, some guy had come back from a holiday and a botfly had layed an egg under the skin on his head, he had about a 1.5' x 1.5' swelling with what looked like a yellow puss dot on the top of it.... but with the help of a pair of twesers they revealed it to be the top of a friggin maggot wich then then proceeded to pull of of his head :-/!

Want a link to a very similair video?

sam_spade 5 Jul 2006 11:57:49 15,745 posts
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dravenclarke wrote:
Does anything actually lay eggs in you in this country?..

I remember watching one of these hositpal programs on daytime TV, some guy had come back from a holiday and a botfly had layed an egg under the skin on his head, he had about a 1.5' x 1.5' swelling with what looked like a yellow puss dot on the top of it.... but with the help of a pair of twesers they revealed it to be the top of a friggin maggot wich then then proceeded to pull of of his head :-/!

Video - LOL at deep voice man.

I got bit by a spider once and my wrist swelled up and I couldn't rotate it without pain for a couple of days.

Fat-Boy 5 Jul 2006 11:58:06 4,300 posts
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I'm fairly shattered as well. However, I can put it down to:

1) Not leaving the pub untill midnight last night.

2) Deciding it would be a good idea to get a kebab.

3) Not getting home until 1am.

Dexter 5 Jul 2006 12:09:52 1,060 posts
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dravenclarke wrote:
...he had about a 1.5' x 1.5' swelling...

Did that remind anyone else of This is Spinal Tap?

Salaman 5 Jul 2006 12:10:49 24,162 posts
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sam_spade wrote:

dravenclarke wrote:
Does anything actually lay eggs in you in this country?..

I remember watching one of these hositpal programs on daytime TV, some guy had come back from a holiday and a botfly had layed an egg under the skin on his head, he had about a 1.5' x 1.5' swelling with what looked like a yellow puss dot on the top of it.... but with the help of a pair of twesers they revealed it to be the top of a friggin maggot wich then then proceeded to pull of of his head :-/!

Video - LOL at deep voice man.

I got bit by a spider once and my wrist swelled up and I couldn't rotate it without pain for a couple of days.

NOT touching that link.

/scratches leg

Deleted user 5 July 2006 12:58:05

I'm sleeping like a shit lately... just going to bed too late which is why I feel tired. Its Liberty City Stories fault though!

James-Caldari 5 Jul 2006 13:02:14 2,103 posts
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Madder Max wrote:
I'm sleeping like a shit lately... !

You do look a bit flushed.

tourlord 5 Jul 2006 13:02:38 2,600 posts
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I feel fat and sassy.

THFourteen 5 Jul 2006 13:23:30 54,987 posts
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usually get tired the next day if i've had my lad shredded the night before

terminalterror 5 Jul 2006 14:02:55 18,932 posts
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Gremmi wrote:

Lutz wrote:

ssuellid wrote:

Spanky wrote:
Q. What do you call a couple who have to keep the windows shut so the cats don't jump out?

Get long net curtains. Works with our cats.
Doesn't with ours.

Nets. Heavy Curtains. BLINDS FFS.

Nothing will stop ours from going for open windows.

Venitians might do it... might...

Put them in Shrodinger's box. That'll teach 'em.

Spin_Dr_Wolf 5 Jul 2006 14:18:27 6,170 posts
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Heh, i'm fine, my bedroom window is shielded by a huuuuuuuge tree all day through the sun, and the wind is virtually always moving perpendicular to the 180° opening windows. ^_^

Mind you it is pretty warm, even poor old Joey is starting to flag in it !

Retroid Moderator 5 Jul 2006 14:36:56 45,464 posts
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Spin Dr Wolf wrote:
Mind you it is pretty warm, even poor old Joey is starting to flag in it !

\o/
Cat! \o/

Mine is sleeping infront of whichever fan we have running at the time

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