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Posted: 10 Jun 2010, 18:12
by MadameButterfly
ooosh Steve!
Nothing worse for a parent to witness. Also adding to the wishes of hope all calms down and the wee one gets better soon.
Posted: 10 Jun 2010, 19:49
by Obviousman
Hom_Corleone wrote:...folllowing 24 hours in the hospital. The little fella had another fibral convulsion on Tuesday.
Back home now - but a 20 minute fit is the most shocking thing to witness especially when it's your own flesh and blood.
Yikes
Hope for all the best!
Posted: 10 Jun 2010, 19:50
by sziamiau
fast recovery!
Posted: 11 Jun 2010, 02:21
by Being645
Hom_Corleone wrote:...folllowing 24 hours in the hospital. The little fella had another fibral convulsion on Tuesday.
Back home now - but a 20 minute fit is the most shocking thing to witness especially when it's your own flesh and blood.
Sorry to hear that. All my good wishes to you and your little one.
Hopefully, they find out the cause for it and some appropriate treatment.
Poor little chap, must have been even more shocking for him than for you ...
...
Posted: 13 Jun 2010, 14:57
by DerekR
Anyone know how to get a fridge freezer into a room with only 2" between the top of it and the ceiling? Tipping it up to get it through the door means it can't be uprighted again once it's in cos of the low clearance. The door's too small for it to go through fully upright.
Hole in the ceiling or trench in the floor?....either way it's going in this week
Alternatively I could start a whole new trend for fridge freezers in the dining room
Posted: 13 Jun 2010, 15:55
by James Blast
Lubricate yer Living Room
Derek
Posted: 13 Jun 2010, 17:46
by Pista
Get an off cut of carpet & get it under the device.
You can drag it then. No need for tilting/tipping.
Should slide pretty nicely.
Alternatively, what
James said.
Posted: 13 Jun 2010, 18:15
by radiojamaica
Hom_Corleone wrote:...folllowing 24 hours in the hospital. The little fella had another fibral convulsion on Tuesday.
Back home now - but a 20 minute fit is the most shocking thing to witness especially when it's your own flesh and blood.
OMG! I just see this now... hope all is well by now Hom...
Posted: 13 Jun 2010, 18:21
by Andrew S
DerekR wrote:Anyone know how to get a fridge freezer into a room with only 2" between the top of it and the ceiling?
Posted: 13 Jun 2010, 18:33
by Andrew S
radiojamaica wrote:Hom_Corleone wrote:...folllowing 24 hours in the hospital. The little fella had another fibral convulsion on Tuesday.
Back home now - but a 20 minute fit is the most shocking thing to witness especially when it's your own flesh and blood.
OMG! I just see this now... hope all is well by now Hom...
Missed this too
I hope your son's much better now Steve.
Posted: 14 Jun 2010, 13:47
by DerekR
DerekR wrote:The door's too small for it to go through fully upright
Yep, that should just about do it
Posted: 14 Jun 2010, 16:08
by James Blast
DIY in Action!
Posted: 15 Jun 2010, 19:19
by mh
B-stard airline changed my flight time for the Leamington Spa gig. It's now too late to get there on time, so I need to go through the whole rigmarole of arranging an earlier one...
F
UCK! S
HIT! A
RSE! W
ANK! B
OLLOCKS!
Posted: 15 Jun 2010, 19:24
by Erudite
mh wrote:B-stard airline changed my flight time for the Leamington Spa gig. It's now too late to get there on time, so I need to go through the whole rigmarole of arranging an earlier one...
F
UCK! S
HIT! A
RSE! W
ANK! B
OLLOCKS!
Not good, mate.
Hope you get it sorted out.
Posted: 15 Jun 2010, 19:30
by sam1
mh wrote:B-stard airline changed my flight time for the Leamington Spa gig. It's now too late to get there on time, so I need to go through the whole rigmarole of arranging an earlier one...
F
UCK! S
HIT! A
RSE! W
ANK! B
OLLOCKS!
I hope you are not left out of pocket on that one
Posted: 15 Jun 2010, 20:41
by mh
sam1 wrote:mh wrote:B-stard airline changed my flight time for the Leamington Spa gig. It's now too late to get there on time, so I need to go through the whole rigmarole of arranging an earlier one...
F
UCK! S
HIT! A
RSE! W
ANK! B
OLLOCKS!
I hope you are not left out of pocket on that one
Just taxes thankfully; the actual flight cost €0.00
Generally they don't do refunds on economy class, and I'd really be chancing my arm if I was to kick up a stink to try get one given the cost (and given that I'll still be using the original flight home too!), but let's see how I feel tomorrow.
It's more the inconvenience and the principle of the thing to be honest. And in perspective it's not really that big a deal either, is it?
Posted: 15 Jun 2010, 20:46
by James Blast
Bollix it is
Michael, only guid thing that could come out of this is you missing the band
Posted: 15 Jun 2010, 21:22
by mh
James Blast wrote:Bollix it is
Michael, only guid thing that could come out of this is you missing the band
We
don't want a repeat of THAT!
Posted: 15 Jun 2010, 23:27
by psichonaut
CBPO with photobucket.com...i can't upload pics today
Posted: 15 Jun 2010, 23:48
by timsinister
Out of Highland Park.
Posted: 16 Jun 2010, 08:55
by markfiend
Got told off at work.
Left some swearies in code comments and the client saw them.
Posted: 16 Jun 2010, 09:05
by Quiff Boy
markfiend wrote:Got told off at work.
Left some swearies in code comments and the client saw them.
schoolboy error
swear in binary
or maybe Bocce, which i gather is similar to the language used by binary load lifters...
Posted: 16 Jun 2010, 11:06
by weebleswobble
I had an
Olfactory Hallucination yesterday (burned plastic) and wigged out a bit at work. Had to go home to bed. Been to the doctors this morning and it was either a migraine (never had one of those) or a frontal lobe spasm.
I have to wait to see if it happens again.
Sweet.
Posted: 16 Jun 2010, 11:08
by Quiff Boy
sh*t
hope you're ok...
is your body telling you to switch down a gear?
Posted: 16 Jun 2010, 11:36
by mh
Jesus man, that doesn't sound good.
Hopefully it was just somebody burning plastic down the hall.