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Hi DT. I missed it, sorry.

I am relaxing, enjoying a beer in the garden and general mayhem on the forum ;-)

(Thanks for asking, DT.)

Hope you are well and enjoying the balmy sunshine in Kernow :-)

Boogie Nights: The Pool Party

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-vmdBKX40I

I always imagine Craig looks like The Colonel.

Moviedrome was an excellent series on BBC 2 with some great movies: https://www.kurtodrome.net/moviedrome.htm

Each movie had an intro by Alex Cox : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8IGJjukTzc&list=PLbFbLvJse3mqCpkGvCf7i9yFXdMD8k9LR

(I read this and thought of Craig.)

https://allthatsinteresting.com/john-holmes

"After work, John Holmes was a handyman for his small apartment community in Glendale"

:D

Wotcha, Day!

I am fighting fit and popping in now and again.

Getting ready to sell once KAZ hits 330 and buy back in later.

@ appleby

You were always on the money during the commodities crash.

What do you think is a good buy in price for KAZ?

Hola good people.

Hold onto your hats it’s going to be a rollercoaster ride in the markets over the next few weeks.

Thank you for taking the time to ask.

I am alive and my AED meds have been successfully cross-tapered and are finally working TF.

I have lived through Trainspotting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RoMaS1pzOE

To everyone who’s asked a big thank you and apologies for the drug fuelled posts - this is the best forum on the internet*

*apart from xhamster.

Craig is in a sex dungeon in Edinburgh.

Apologies for the last melodramatic post I have literally been on drugs.

Raining heavily.
How's the weather with everyone else?

Driving rain and wind. Electricity flickering all night.

HOWLING NOISES OVERHEAD.

I think the roof might be blown off.

Electricity is almost certain to go out.

The rain is slowly increasing in intensity here.
Ice cold.

Hi,

After my recent experiences, I am considering private health care.

I would welcome any advice.

Although I support the NHS, I do not wish to repeat my recent experiences.

HOME.

They let me go!

My brain is floating it feels like what just happened was a dream/nightmare.

THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

When, after a junior doctor induced drug overdose, I received no medical help and was labelled by the staff, your support, insights and grounding saved me from serious damage.

"43 days i spent incarcerated on my first stay" - good lord it is unimaginable.
I have just realised that I have been incarcerated for 3 weeks.
Everything you say rings horribly true now.
Nobody who hasn't been through this can understand.
At one stage, I woke up not knowing who I was, where I was or why I was there.
Literally.
I spooked someone by asking whether I had always been on this ward.
The experience of time changes and it flows differently.
Today woke me up.
Some of the bad staff are starting work again and I remembered it was not a dream it happened. Now it is time to leave.
Over the last few days, the ward changed dramatically because the ombudsman and PALS team became involved.
Suddenly the atmosphere and working practices changed. It was almost a spirtual difference it was that dramatic a difference.
I'd forgotten how bad it was - thank goodness I followed PALS advice and have kept a diary of everything and have witnesses.
You cannot imagine what I've seen - how easily it happens and how easily it can be avoided.

Your reason is probably right, Day, but mine was still the only unmade bed in the whole ward. Tomorrow, I hope I can convince the consultant to discharge me. This is FUBAR.

I raised the bed as a hint that I was the only person not to have their bed made by her.

Later in the evening two of the good staff were just completing it as I came back to the ward. The db was still in the next cubicle talking to Shaft.

The two good staff said they couldn't let me go to sleep in a bed like that. That is the state of play.

The db was supposed to do my bed today but didn't bother. I was the only person on the ward who didn't have their bed changed. When I rose the bed up, as they do to start changing the bed, she came back later and deliberately moved it down and told me she was moving it down.

Later in the evening two of the good staff were just completing it as I came back to the ward. They said they couldn't let me go to sleep in a bed like that.

She has stayed in his cubicle until the end of her shift at 7:30pm now they have gone outside "for a fag". Then, she will drive home to her family. Gruesome stuff with seedy people who make you want to have a wash with carbolic soap. Seedy. They look "odd" and capable of anything.