ccfc922
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I'll add the nicknames and first names on back of shirts now. Wolves were the worst for it a couple of seasons ago.
I'll add the nicknames and first names on back of shirts now. Wolves were the worst for it a couple of seasons ago.
LastGarrison
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eastwoodsdustman
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Boils my piss this one and nobody else seems to understand my pain. Until now!!Trent.
Tommo1993
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Weird as fuck. If he was Ian Alexander-Arnold, would they just call him Ian?
andrew.roberts
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It's a very Spanish thing and they also use the diminutive which makes it even more personal and in turn more annoying. One of the most recent examples is the tennis player Carlos Álvarez whom people refer to as "Carlitos".
ccfctommy
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His last name is like seven syllablesTrent.
Skybluekyle
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Whenever you, as a courtesy, ask someone if they need anything from the shop and not only does the person accept your gracious offer, they ask you for the most inconvenient thing; an item right at the back of the supermarket, sectional sofa, fucking, life size replica of the Saturn V rocket!
fernandopartridge
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Kiwi accents are horrible
Racist!
thekidfromstrettoncamp
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Good job there supporting you. Ask them for money tell them you need to go to the nearest branch and see what they say.
oscillatewildly
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Or with a tub of two penny pieces in an amusement arcade.
robbiekeane
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people grandfathered into beefed up job titles who are actually fucking clueless
Sick Boy
Super Moderator
Why do they wear them to begin with?
Nick
Administrator
When you have to go to the chemist to get an emergency prescription for a few days and have to pay nearly a tenner because a GP fucked up, to then have to pay a tenner again in a few days.
Meanwhile, the place is full of people who can't speak a word of English and are rude as fuck who don't pay a penny.
Meanwhile, the place is full of people who can't speak a word of English and are rude as fuck who don't pay a penny.
Skybluekyle
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lifeskyblue
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Echo this. I am now of an age where I no longer pay for prescriptions but when I did I was always the only one who had to dip my hand in my pocket. Not exclusively but mainly those who required methadone waltzed in and got their freebie. Even those who were on benefits had to wait ‘patiently’ for those to get their daily fix.
Experience it all the time round here I'm afraid,try and time my visits to avoid the crowd's which can be vast around lunch and school kick out time's, there is no urgency from the staff to move the que on,so everyone gathers together in a confined space,changed hand's about twice in around 5yrs or less the one beforehand was excellent.
Tbf I'll be attending my doctors soon along with my daughter and will be asking some hard questions of my (non) treatment and the current direction of the practice?Experience it all the time round here I'm afraid,try and time my visits to avoid the crowd's which can be vast around lunch and school kick out time's, there is no urgency from the staff to move the que on,so everyone gathers together in a confined space,changed hand's about twice in around 5yrs or less the one beforehand was excellent.
I mean I requested counselling recently as I've had before and the response of doctor/practitioner was pathetic recommended a charity for god sake who I expect are funded through this, shocking!
thekidfromstrettoncamp
Well-Known Member
2024 rockets landed on the moon years ago.Still have to come outside the hospital to make a call.
Nick
Administrator
For anything like that, GPs are generally useless. They have no interest at all.
Hopefully if you kick off a bit they can sort something
I think so, just got to see the oldest one still there,in spirit at least, confident if I can get through to him,be allowed that is, although he is getting on but can read me pretty much!For anything like that, GPs are generally useless. They have no interest at all.
Hopefully if you kick off a bit they can sort something
shmmeee
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Didn’t know about this until I started dating someone with a chronic illness, so in case anyone else also didn’t.
If you get more than one prescription per month it’s worth pre paying as it can save you a lot:
www.nhs.uk
If you get more than one prescription per month it’s worth pre paying as it can save you a lot:
Save money with a prescription prepayment certificate (PPC)
Find out about prescription prepayment certificates (PPCs), including what they are and how they can help you save money.
www.nhs.uk
MalcSB
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Like many things like this, it’s not advertised / promoted very well, almost as if “they” don’t want people to use it.Didn’t know about this until I started dating someone with a chronic illness, so in case anyone else also didn’t.
If you get more than one prescription per month it’s worth pre paying as it can save you a lot:
Save money with a prescription prepayment certificate (PPC)
Find out about prescription prepayment certificates (PPCs), including what they are and how they can help you save money.
chiefdave
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I use this and it's great but I've noticed nobody ever checks to see if you are actually paying. They used to send you a physical proof of payment until they 'upgraded' the system.Didn’t know about this until I started dating someone with a chronic illness, so in case anyone else also didn’t.
If you get more than one prescription per month it’s worth pre paying as it can save you a lot:
Save money with a prescription prepayment certificate (PPC)
Find out about prescription prepayment certificates (PPCs), including what they are and how they can help you save money.
Now you get nothing and I've checked with my pharmacy and they have no way of checking if you actually are enrolled on the scheme or not.
Quite bizarre isn't it?
ccfc922
Well-Known Member
Trent.
Makes them sound like a soppy American high schooler.
Skybluekyle
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When someone says "it's just a cold".
Here I am, on my deathbed. Colds are debilitating as fuck
Here I am, on my deathbed. Colds are debilitating as fuck
