GF-91
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Originally posted by Gary
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Originally posted by Nath
You've been a cunt for longer than Ian has pointed out.
Since about 1991 i reckon.
How long did it take you to think that up?
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Gary
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Originally posted by GF-91
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Originally posted by Gary
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Originally posted by Nath
You've been a cunt for longer than Ian has pointed out.
Since about 1991 i reckon.
How long did it take you to think that up?
Quite a while. I'm special.
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GF-91
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Okay m8
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Gary
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Originally posted by GF-91
Okay m8
You still here
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spencer88
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Picking on special people, that's a new low.
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GF-91
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Originally posted by spencer88
Picking on special people, that's a new low.
Hes not really special 
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spencer88
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Originally posted by GF-91
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Originally posted by spencer88
Picking on special people, that's a new low.
Hes not really special
He is...in my eyes.
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GF-91
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Okay m8
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BluKoo
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Originally posted by Hammer
If you make the pub after getting a hernia removed - 100 man points.
I think i'm gonna have to pass on those man points. More pain than I expected 
Not allowed to drink 24 after the anaesthetic anyway 
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Originally posted by Dom
Will be impressed if you make the pub although i suppose it depends on the hernia with regards to pain. I had a inguinal hernia op a few years back and the pain was horrendous; could barely sit up let alone walk. After about two weeks i was hobbling about but still in a fair amount of pain. It was a few months before i was walking/driving around and a further few before i was completely pain free (although i still get the odd twinge/ache from the scar tissue, usually when it's cold).
Good luck though 
Cheers for all the good luck comment guys 
It was an inguinal hernia I had too and you're right, it is painful. I can walk, but I look like a 90 year old man
I think i'll save myself tonight. Got a bbq and drinks for a mates birthday tomorrow so i'll get out to play then
P.s. GF-91 - You're a cunt!
[Edited on 01-07-2011 by BluKoo]
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Russ
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Gonna say, bit ambitious even for a Scot
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Dom
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Guessing they went down the mesh route? Decent incision? Sounds like it went a lot better than mine though They ended up doing a 5/6" incision on me (usually it's 2-3") and after the op it looked like Leatherface had been at it with a clever Luckily the scar isn't too bad and barely noticeable.
Take it easy though
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BluKoo
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Yeah, mesh. Not had a look at the wound, but I can kinda see it through the dressing. Looks to be about 3.5 - 4" incision.
Not looking forward to my pubes growing back. Gonna be all itchy
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BluKoo
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Actually, i'll have those man points now. I'm away to the pub
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Chris C
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You hero, i was in bed for about three days after my op. I had key hole through my stomach tho, only time i got out of bed was to go to the toilet.
[Edited on 02-07-2011 by Chris C]
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alan-g-w
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I got an inguinal hernia op when I was 16 and i've never felt pain like the two weeks after, literally felt like someone was holding a lighter on the wound. I can remember there was what looked like an internal stitch sticking through the skin randomly as well.
I still get problems with mine 6 years down the line, i've been back and sent for CAT scans and sent to the chronic pain clinic and all sorts- it seems like there's something not quite right.
I bet you really want a walking stick if its anything like mine
[Edited on 02-07-2011 by alan-g-w]
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BluKoo
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Thats me just home from Friday night I've survived surprisingly well.
I actually think just keeping active and getting on with things is the way to do it.
Me and my mate walked up to the local builders merchant when we were drunk, bought 40.5 ft of 3x2" wood and we built our own jumbo Jenga! So much fun.
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