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Trying to tell a consultant neuroradiologist how to do her job.

I suspect I won't get very far. I can't pronounce half of the words in the report. All we're talking about are closely related haemorrhagic contusions in the left parietal region with small focal areas of increased density in the subcortical white matter with no surrounding oedema. It's a merely a bruise.

I've not laughed as hard as I did last night in a very long time..

Driving home from Gloucester Town Centre, after an hour long downpour most of the roads were flooded. I was driving past another car through a flooded bit of road with 10ft waves on both sides of my car, one of which went clean over the top of the other car. However, as I was leaving the 'puddle' the wave reduced in height completely covering the other car.

The driver glared at me - it was at this point I realised his window was open a couple of inches. He was drenched !!

It was difficult enough to see anyway but I found it even harder to see through my tears !!!

Classic.

I would've turned around and given him another broadside salvo.

Ambling round Paris. I'm sure France has a 'No monsters' rule.

wading my way through a rather large insurance case atm, although not all bad as was a decent enough sale commission wise to make it worth my while.....

not any less boring though!

Got woken up early by my work phone ringing, so had to drive halfway across the country to push a plug back into an ecu. I am not a happy bunny right now.

Deegee wrote:Got woken up early by my work phone ringing, so had to drive halfway across the country to push a plug back into an ecu. I am not a happy bunny right now.

£1 for putting it right, & £1000 for knowing what to do.
Presumably whether it's a collapsed output bearing on a gearbox, or a loose plug on an ECU, if the owner/operator is unable to correct it themselves they pay the premium for their lack of knowledge.?
Having said that, I can understand how you would nonetheless feel it was an unsatisfying use of your expertise.

It is frustrating, but they do end up paying for their cutting corners on personnel. Today's economy I'd guess.

Cleaned the carpet with the Rug Doctor, what a difference it has made highly recommended I was shocked at how dirty it was in the first place!!

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Been out with a mate who was lucky not to killed by an accident with a lorry driver on his phone.

Melting.

Heatwaves suck!

Kwacky wrote:Been out with a mate who was lucky not to killed by an accident with a lorry driver on his phone.

Oh crap mate glad everything was alright

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Yeah, he's good. He's on the positive side of things and counting his blessings

Had he's seeing it like that mate, most people would react very badly to it including myself!

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Slept all day.....so now I'll prolly be up all night watching movies & getting fat on ice cream & Pepsi.

Handed in my resignation..... A job I took as a fill in that was meant to be for a 12 week contract .... 8 years later it's time to move on.

That's a long 12 weeks.

This week I'm getting ready to move teams. It doesn't happen until the 22nd August but I'm on holiday next week.

I'm haggaling with a car sales man, very nearly at the point of pulling the trigger but he needs to sweeten the pot a little more, but I need to get rid of my current car, the 26mpg is killing me now, worked it out and I have done £269 in petrol through July in the car, and it don't even get used everyday as if its nice ive been using the bike...


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The haggling over and the deal has been done, its not glamorous or exciting but I now own a 66 plate 1.6 Seat Leon.

Gone through a massive list of things. Completed all bar filling the car up with fuel which I will do shortly. Haven't watched any TV I was literally up and started!

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