Things you have done.
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Things you have done.
I see there is a thread called Things you have never done
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=79593
But that is negative I suggest we start a thread called Things you have done.
I start
I have:
Abseiled off a very small mountain
Arrested in communist country
Been to 10 and 11 Downing Street for a meeting
Broken my spine
Completed the first London marathon
Earn a silver blade certificate for ice skating
Meet Ken Livingstone and Tony Benn
Repair a broken chain in the snow with a pair pliers
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=79593
But that is negative I suggest we start a thread called Things you have done.
I start
I have:
Abseiled off a very small mountain
Arrested in communist country
Been to 10 and 11 Downing Street for a meeting
Broken my spine
Completed the first London marathon
Earn a silver blade certificate for ice skating
Meet Ken Livingstone and Tony Benn
Repair a broken chain in the snow with a pair pliers
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Re: Things you have done.
No thanks ... there's enough toppers around ...
“Quiet, calm deliberation disentangles every knot.”
Be more Mike.
The road goes on forever.
Be more Mike.
The road goes on forever.
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Re: Things you have done.
landsurfer wrote:No thanks ... there's enough toppers around ...
Topper
An annoying person who responds to hearing someone else’s experience or problem by immediately telling a similar story about themselves with a much more fantastic outcome. They've done everything you have, only more often... and better than you.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Topper
Sorry
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Re: Things you have done.
Read Dilbert ... there is a character called Topper that does just that ... and don't say sorry .. it was a sound idea ...
“Quiet, calm deliberation disentangles every knot.”
Be more Mike.
The road goes on forever.
Be more Mike.
The road goes on forever.
Re: Things you have done.
This could be on a feedback loop with the other thread.
You post what you have done. I can either say that I have done it too, or I can post in the other thread, with a link, saying that I haven't done it. Similarly, when you post what you haven't done, in the other thread, I can either report that I, too, haven't done it, or I might post the link in this thread, saying that I have.
It could get very noisy - Like The Who (who, I'm told, I have seen).
You post what you have done. I can either say that I have done it too, or I can post in the other thread, with a link, saying that I haven't done it. Similarly, when you post what you haven't done, in the other thread, I can either report that I, too, haven't done it, or I might post the link in this thread, saying that I have.
It could get very noisy - Like The Who (who, I'm told, I have seen).
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Re: Things you have done.
Topper? Bottomer?
I was stopped by the police for driving abnormally slowly, quite proud of that
Never been stopped for going too fast, mind
I was stopped by the police for driving abnormally slowly, quite proud of that
Never been stopped for going too fast, mind
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Re: Things you have done.
Hi,
Held my breath for 3 mins 20 secs in a pub.
Held my breath for 3 mins 20 secs in a pub.
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Re: Things you have done.
Cyril Haearn wrote:Topper? Bottomer?
I was stopped by the police for driving abnormally slowly, quite proud of that
Never been stopped for going too fast, mind
So i'm better than all of you that have a speeding conviction !! .... Topper .... see what i mean ....
“Quiet, calm deliberation disentangles every knot.”
Be more Mike.
The road goes on forever.
Be more Mike.
The road goes on forever.
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Re: Things you have done.
landsurfer wrote:Cyril Haearn wrote:Topper? Bottomer?
I was stopped by the police for driving abnormally slowly, quite proud of that
Never been stopped for going too fast, mind
So i'm better than all of you that have a speeding conviction !! .... Topper .... see what i mean ....
No conviction, just a few words
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Re: Things you have done.
NATURAL ANKLING wrote:Hi,
Held my breath for 3 mins 20 secs in a pub.
Ah ha! The likely oxygen deprivation to a certain organ is now explained!
Cugel
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Re: Things you have done.
landsurfer wrote:Read Dilbert ... there is a character called Topper that does just that ... and don't say sorry .. it was a sound idea ...
I knew that already.
Actually, here's a thread idea:
Have you been topped? Tell us about it!
<I'll type one up later ...>
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Re: Things you have done.
Hi,
Actually cheating
Platelet counts are raised after a splenectomy, as platelets are now not pooled and removed from the blood by the spleen.
I developed thrombosis soon after in right leg, which is now back to haunt me in the form of bad circulation.
Pre splenectomy I was a sub aqua diver but mainly never used a bottle (amateur) and could hold my breath easily over two minutes.
Although normal platelet count resumes in weeks or months, I have just read a paper on a male who had his spleen removed 38 years ago and suffered a stroke as partly because he has no spleen, mine was 37 years ago.
Cugel wrote:NATURAL ANKLING wrote:Hi,
Held my breath for 3 mins 20 secs in a pub.
Ah ha! The likely oxygen deprivation to a certain organ is now explained!
Cugel
Actually cheating
Platelet counts are raised after a splenectomy, as platelets are now not pooled and removed from the blood by the spleen.
I developed thrombosis soon after in right leg, which is now back to haunt me in the form of bad circulation.
Pre splenectomy I was a sub aqua diver but mainly never used a bottle (amateur) and could hold my breath easily over two minutes.
Although normal platelet count resumes in weeks or months, I have just read a paper on a male who had his spleen removed 38 years ago and suffered a stroke as partly because he has no spleen, mine was 37 years ago.
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You'll Still Find Me At The Top Of A Hill
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Re: Things you have done.
200K. Finished up knackered with a sore bum. Going for 300 next year.
Re: Things you have done.
Perhaps we need an 'old blokes who should know better' angle.
Welded the bottom piece of metal to the bench rather than the top and bottom bits together.
Headed a cricket ball, intentionally.
I could go on......
Welded the bottom piece of metal to the bench rather than the top and bottom bits together.
Headed a cricket ball, intentionally.
I could go on......
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Re: Things you have done.
iandriver wrote:Perhaps we need an 'old blokes who should know better' angle.
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Things you have regretted having done?
Mistakes you have learnt from?
Ian