The i can't wake up Tuesday thread

Thewaylander

What no morning thread yet? and i thought i was lazy!

Morning party people,

Bit of a slow start today, burning porridge and thinking i need to MOT the motor next week!

other than that work... ish

laters after coffee!

thekickingmule

Morning Losers!

Today I'll be riding round cones in a figure-of-eight fashion until I run out of petrol.

Laters!

ste_t

Morning,

Yesterday's 2 hour wine training turned into a late one.

Not told the missus that I'm playing out again tomorrow.

laters!

veronese68

Morning plunge clungers,
Bit moist out there. Work this morning then off to the hospital for my 10 year check up with the oncologist. I know I'm alright, but I'm still shitting myself. I've been awake half the night and am more than a little tense. Somewhat lacking in patience at the moment, I might pull someone's arms off and beat them with the soggy ends just for kicks.
I think I need a bit more than tea right now. Anybody got any biscuits?

ste_t

Veronese68 wrote:

I think I need a bit more than tea right now. Anybody got any biscuits?

Rum?

Pour it on your cornflakes, no-one will know

tlw1

good luck Veronese68

today is meetings, followed by study

veronese68

ste_t wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

I think I need a bit more than tea right now. Anybody got any biscuits?

Rum?

Pour it on your cornflakes, no-one will know

Good idea, I stole some bourbon creams from marketing to keep me going.
Thanks Matt.

veronese68

Just got back from the hospital and I'm very happy. I've now been completely discharged. Nearly 10 years from diagnosis followed by 8 months of chemo before I was in remission. They now consider the chances of reccurrence so slim they've signed me off. I'm over the moon, and knackered. I think I'll have a kip, then a beer.

ste_t

Veronese68 wrote:

Just got back from the hospital and I'm very happy. I've now been completely discharged. Nearly 10 years from diagnosis followed by 8 months of chemo before I was in remission. They now consider the chances of reccurrence so slim they've signed me off. I'm over the moon, and knackered. I think I'll have a kip, then a beer.

Congratulations! Have several beers on us (we'll pay you back, honest.)

Stevo_666

Nice one Veronese, good to see people beating the 'Big C' 8)

Evening Clungehounds,

Another day on the corporate hamster wheel for me but at least I'm pedalling tomorrow. My plans for Cwmcarn in a few weeks got scuppered when they shifted their frikkin uplift dates, but at least we got a booking at BPW after a group cancelled. That's the double header scuppered bit its better than nout.

tlw1

Veronese68 wrote:

Just got back from the hospital and I'm very happy. I've now been completely discharged. Nearly 10 years from diagnosis followed by 8 months of chemo before I was in remission. They now consider the chances of reccurrence so slim they've signed me off. I'm over the moon, and knackered. I think I'll have a kip, then a beer.

either you need a 'visit to a supplier' or I do and we can celebrate this properly

welshkev

Veronese68 wrote:

Just got back from the hospital and I'm very happy. I've now been completely discharged. Nearly 10 years from diagnosis followed by 8 months of chemo before I was in remission. They now consider the chances of reccurrence so slim they've signed me off. I'm over the moon, and knackered. I think I'll have a kip, then a beer.

Excellent news mate

veronese68

Thanks guys, only had the one beer as I'm utterly knackered. I fell asleep for a while earlier, I think it's coming down from the worrying added to lack of sleep. Back to the hospital tomorrow morning but for physio on my old git shoulder.
We should get together for a beer Matt. Your place or mine? Difficult to get out for visits now, a few nice days and it's busy as hell as all the fools have got the old cars out for spring and promptly broken down.

welshkev

matthew h wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Just got back from the hospital and I'm very happy. I've now been completely discharged. Nearly 10 years from diagnosis followed by 8 months of chemo before I was in remission. They now consider the chances of reccurrence so slim they've signed me off. I'm over the moon, and knackered. I think I'll have a kip, then a beer.

either you need a 'visit to a supplier' or I do and we can celebrate this properly

I totally mis-read that last night and thought you were telling him to go and buy some drugs

tlw1

Veronese68 wrote:

Thanks guys, only had the one beer as I'm utterly knackered. I fell asleep for a while earlier, I think it's coming down from the worrying added to lack of sleep. Back to the hospital tomorrow morning but for physio on my old git shoulder.
We should get together for a beer Matt. Your place or mine? Difficult to get out for visits now, a few nice days and it's busy as hell as all the fools have got the old cars out for spring and promptly broken down.

I will get you a listing of our old stock for you to review??????

tlw1

welshkev wrote:

matthew h wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Just got back from the hospital and I'm very happy. I've now been completely discharged. Nearly 10 years from diagnosis followed by 8 months of chemo before I was in remission. They now consider the chances of reccurrence so slim they've signed me off. I'm over the moon, and knackered. I think I'll have a kip, then a beer.

either you need a 'visit to a supplier' or I do and we can celebrate this properly

I totally mis-read that last night and thought you were telling him to go and buy some drugs

maybe I was

veronese68

matthew h wrote:

welshkev wrote:

matthew h wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Just got back from the hospital and I'm very happy. I've now been completely discharged. Nearly 10 years from diagnosis followed by 8 months of chemo before I was in remission. They now consider the chances of reccurrence so slim they've signed me off. I'm over the moon, and knackered. I think I'll have a kip, then a beer.

either you need a 'visit to a supplier' or I do and we can celebrate this properly

I totally mis-read that last night and thought you were telling him to go and buy some drugs

maybe I was

It would probably be more interesting than what we actually do for a living.
I did know a drug dealer in Italy. He gave up politics and took up dealing because it was safer. To be fair his politics was being in the red brigade and blowing things up, he was completely insane.