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13 Feb 17
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We are worried about you, plus we need more details of your travels.
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Is Culvin the person who goes roamim in the gloamin in January?
With a rucksack sleeping on his feet in Buchannan Bus Station? I know the head of Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. Should I be asking questions? |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qU75Xgmlww
Harry Lauder | Roamin' in the Gloamin' |
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HI The Leopard,Yes,i'm alright,THANKS!..This time of the year just makes me feel a little bit depressed,that's all.I think i maybe suffer from S.A.D [Seasonal Affective Disorder].
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Ye cannae whack a wee roam in the gloam wae a bonny quine trilby.
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THANKS!For the Vitamin D tip,mate.I'll buy some tomorrow.I visited the Doctors a couple of weeks ago and he didn't ask me about vit,D.Instead,after i informed him i was feeling a bit low,he just gave me two weeks worth of tablets called Fluoxitine.I don't like the idea of taking tablets but because i was feeling so low, i thought i'd give them a go, but before i took them i googled the name Fluoxitine and it turns out they are also known by another name,that name is PROZAC.I put them in the bin.
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see dr slicer
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clocks change soon, you'll be alright then!
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This is true.
Hello, Culvin  |
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Culvin,
just start a thread about Brexit on here. That will liven you up! BTW, days now getting longer ... now 24 hours. well I mean daylight bit getting longer really. Chin up.GL. |
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BTW way Leppie,
no such word as alright. It's all right. Alright? us forumites will edukait you, stay with us, we're smart (we're Tories)  |
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Alright is not universally accepted at the moment but you will find in March 2019 it will enter the Oxford English dictionary as a recognised alternative.
It slipped my mind, you do not possess the capabilities which have been handed down to me..... But I should not be talking about that. As for the Tories, they are mostly stupid, I give you Michael Gove as an example. |
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Leppie,
there you go again, trying to re-write the future. Alright is not a word. Never was, never will be. Clever people know this. Michael Gove is an idiot. Fooking himself up like that after being big on the winning side. Let's hope he fooks off to UKIP. |
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The Future is already written.....but I can't talk about that.
How else do you think I make £100,000 a year on Betfair ? |
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Any more would be greedy !
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Leppie,
you capitalist pig-dog, taking money from the poor and unemployed here on Betfair. Traitor. |
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I give £60,000 to socially worthwhile charities.....all from you Capitalist Porco-canines !
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Well that only leaves you with £40k.
How can anybody manage on £40k p.a. after tax? Even left wing MPs take home more than that. Caught you out you fibber! |
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It's not my only income.....I do run a business
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I doubt you make as much money as Money Tree. He's got a tidy job hedging currency for Rolls Royce.
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More like cutting the perimeter hedge
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glad you're ok Culvin
but Do Not take the Fluoxitine it's Nasty Vile stuff! I was on it, on & off for a year or two, almost drove me insane & almost puts you in a Coma so you can't function normally, god knows how anybody goes to work on that stuff! Best advice is to work on it yourself, find some good vitamins(not multi-vitamins) & try make yourself happy (just a walk along a canal can make you smile for an hour)if you really do need something to chill you from the doctors ask for some Valium , works a treat, very nice but they'll tell you it's highly addictive so won't keep prescribing it for you! Good luck |
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Culvin, sad lad
Glad your doctor agrees with me. When are you going to tell us what your original name was on here? You'll feel much better when you get that off your chest, trust me |
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Culvin are you taking vitamin D, definitely worth taking if you do not get out in the sunshine much and, Especially in the winter..... I feel a lot better after starting it
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the thread ?
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No…… the daily dose of vitamin D...... I think you knew that though…… of course
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@The Leopard,YES!I've been taking the vitamin D,mate but i've only been taking it since Monday,so i think it's a bit early to judge if its gunna really help me or not.Actually,i feel a little bit more perked up today and i very much hope that the reason for that is because the Vit D supplements are starting to do the business.I'm also eating lots of oily fish,sardines,mackerel,etc...Thanks!Leopard
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I'm on Vitabiotics 1000 IU Vitamin D3....should provide you with all the vitamin D you need .......says on the box D3 is the preferred form of vitamin D..... oily fish is always good for you I should think…… Omega 3 in that think
Are you working in a canning factory ?  |
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SAD a killer. Keep taking the fish oils. Maintains the myelin sheaths - otherwise we'll all end up like crags and the other zombies.
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bodil, you seem to be obsessed with me
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Did I miss you? Mmmm ...
No. You were an amusing topic for the illuminati after your defenestration but now same old same old. You have to change something - drastically - have you considered cutting your head off? |
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Not really, no.
You should consider cutting your arms off, then you wouldn't be able to drink so much gin and make a show of yourself |
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gin is a womans drink.
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You said it...
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