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I am on on line Jonah, so steer clear until 5pm usually.
Inadvertently I selected L1 table and before my eyes our points went from 20 to 18, next error was I had TWTD as a default page and just caught one of the FFS posts before navigating away.
He's in hospital still and on his 6th ward of his 4week tour of KCH Camberwell, he had been out in a general ward but is back in a separate room due his rantings and raving. Much of which involves liberal use of the f and c words, I can't help thinking the ward changes are because he's upset the staff.
'cos I wasn't factual enough...
He's 79, had an emergency operation because he had an aneurysm in the aorta that has divided, possibly suffered a minor strike during op, got sepsis and now has shingles.
Social worker says he will be in through to end of October and possibly beyond.
Best answer though was the one about promotion to prem and 6 months of delirium.
My elderly uncle had life saving surgery 4 weeks ago, he has good physical signals, heart, bp etc.
But has not been in this millennium since, from what I can piece together from his rantings he's reliving something/s from his teens (thinking along lines of "Marabou Storm Nightmares" but without being a rapist)
However, he had not factored in just how he was also contributing to their journey as players.
"To me it was just that I wanted to help the national team," he added.
"But when I had, a couple of them told me, 'I wouldn't have been able to play against [Lionel] Messi and Argentina or [Andres] Iniesta or [Gerard] Pique if it wasn't for what you did for me'.
"That was the moment when I almost broke down in tears because I never really thought about it.
"I never paused [before] to hear from those players and what I did for their careers and experiences, to be able to play against the top teams and world class players."
In the cartoon film "Barnyard" a joke is made about the difference between turkeys and other animals... They know their "expiry" date.
The Brokenshire story, dying of cancer despite being a non-smoker, made me think of this and whether we have a predetermined "expiry date" at which point we die (if we haven't already) that we don't know.
My question is :- If you knew your expiry date what would you do differently?
I guess I'd try to cheat the system by engaging in lots of dangerous activities...
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