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Lovely article
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What a great old fella.
Incidentally, I had my last rites as a baby in 1967 (whooping cough epidemic). The theory that it strenghtens us would be very welcome. |
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Great story. I went on a French exchnage trip as a teenager and they served me tripe one day. It's the first and last time I'll ever have it. God it was vile.
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A wonderful young man, I wish him many more visits .
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He might get lucky with a p1ssed up hen party
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Aww, Crisp. I get that. RIP lovely girls.
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| report block user TEN2FOLLOWER TEN2FOLLOWER 12 Mar 18 07:48 Joined: 12 Sep 05 | Topic/replies: 5,305 | Blogger: TEN2FOLLOWER's blog What a great old fella. Incidentally, I had my last rites as a baby in 1967 (whooping cough epidemic). The theory that it strenghtens us would be very welcome. Let me know when you reach 100 ![]() |
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TEN2FOLLOWER there could definitely be something in it especially if you don't get many colds if that's the case get well prepared for old age
![]() I remember reading about a US doctor who contracted Ebola in the 1970's somewhere and survived,he seemingly developed a top notch immune system on the back of that. |
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hope he doesn't need the loo in a hurry
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There's a common sense downside ^^^
That's one of the reasons I wrote 'Not sure what to think of this' on my opening post. Going to normal meetings is a hard enough day but Cheltenham is something else |