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Some places do still do the syringing as an adjunct, it's just not a standard NHS thing anymore apparently. (I don't know for sure.) They probably have student nurses do it and appointments will be like hens' teeth. Just depends where you are. £50 isn't bad, I paid £60 for microsuction just a few months ago and also got my ears cleaned too ha ha ha haaaaaaa 28 years old i was and that cleared 30 years of gunk. Felt like I lost weight. It's pretty cool cos you have superman hearing for at least a few days afterwards. e: what a fuckin' snipe, have a cloudde 
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Yeah I remember when I had it done, I could hear two women having a quiet conversation across a reasonably busy road. It was honestly a bit surreal Then I filled my ears with gunk again by listening to loud music with in-ear headphones lol
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Jean pale munster, Mary corgitations m gav affartment im Paine Minivan. I hilt go envy frown.
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4th line down “As you with milk?” Did he get so mad at a brown person being his boss that he had an aneurism and this is in fact meaningless garbled bollocks?
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It's quite clearly nyLHj. I mean who doesn't know what nyLHj is, in 2022? Tsk tsk.
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IllusionistTrixie posted:What? I used to be able to get this done at my GPs just by calling up and asking to see the nurse for a syringeing? It's been a few years since I've needed it as I've been taking care of it at home with a home kit I bought to use in the shower. That's so much money! Some GPs still do it, but most do not anymore.  Stopped about 3 years or so ago. If you can't afford it and you have to wait for a hospital visit, the waiting list round here is over 6 months. There are so many minor ailments that are a huge detriment to daily life - ear wax, cataracts, chiropody, some mobility issues that are basically untreated hamstrings or similar, that could be easily fixed with a bit of money & a bit of will. Mum's having to go private for her cataracts because the NHS wait is months and months and she needs to be able to drive, nan - widowed at 49 - was in agony for 20+ years with her legs that I'm convinced was hardened muscle from many hours of hand-tailoring sitting on a hard wooden chair and hands & knees scrubbing flagstoned farm houses & the local church, just to get enough money to live, a few sessions of massage therapy might have alleviated a lot of that (I have that now about 4 times a year at £45 a throw - also not available on the NHS).
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Mogg, in the style of a meme of his era.
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Let's ask Jakey to translate the Voynich manuscript.
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Guavanaut posted:Mogg, in the style of a meme of his era. One of my nephews (ToryBoy's son) is in some sort of Mogg-worshipping group on FB. :smdh:
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I have BBC News on. It's incredible how the standard behaviour of journalists is standing behind a cordon and yelling from a distance at MPs walking down Downing Street while the MP inevitable says either nothing Meanwhile the presenter has been going on about Bernard Cribbens songs and the plot of Dallas. loving deranged but in the last entertaining way possible
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:One of my nephews (ToryBoy's son) is in some sort of Mogg-worshipping group on FB. :smdh: That's some weird arcane cult poo poo. The youth are being corrupted! They're all doing the MoggMogg challenge!
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Literally interrupting conversations to yell "ARE YOU GLAD TO BE GOING BACK TO NUMBER 10 MR GOVE?" & getting nothing, not even a Lovecraftian wave
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:girl boss engineer bits (which was rare in the 1930s). Is that 3 s'posed to be an 8 mayhap
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Where do you get an ear syringing if not your GP? I could kind of do with one tbh.
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Where do you get an ear syringing if not your GP? I could kind of do with one tbh. Specsavers'll do it, there're probably specialist places around too
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Where do you get an ear syringing if not your GP? I could kind of do with one tbh. Sadly, it's literally google "ear syringing <your postcode>". Assuming your GP can't recommend you to somewhere that still does it, 250 miles away.
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Where do you get an ear syringing if not your GP? I could kind of do with one tbh. Search for ear microsuction near you. Specsavers offer it in larger stores. It's a million times better than syringing.
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Where do you get an ear syringing if not your GP? I could kind of do with one tbh. Specsavers offer it, assuming the branch does ear stuff like hearing aids. Dunno how common that is There may well be somewhere that does it cheaper, idk. Private GPS maybe?
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Are Starmer's people unironically referring to him as 'centrist dad'. Do you think they'll start calling him Keith as well, really lean into it?
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keep punching joe posted:Are Starmer's people unironically referring to him as 'centrist dad'. Do you think they'll start calling him Keith as well, really lean into it? Seems weirdly smart for them tbh, no better way to drop people calling hum Kieth than by owning it
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Only Kindness posted:£50 isn't bad Half my monthly food budget
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Also to either clear things up or make things less clear: Atlas Shrugged came out in 1956 or 1957 (I forget, late 50s anyway) and Dagney(?) Taggart was foremost an executive, not really an engineer. One thing is clear though, it is a very bad book for many reasons and you should not read it unless someone is paying you to read it.
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Tarnop posted:Half my monthly food budget And more than half of mine! I was simply comparing it to the £60 I paid (see: rest of sentence).
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Otex ear drops always worked for me. Carry a tissue as you might find yourself oozing at inopportune moments.
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Having fun at the beach, just relaxing and kicking back. Not weird, normal guy. One of the (centrist) lads. 
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BBC oval office slobbering over Kemi Badenoch's "ballsy" leadership campaign, you know, the one where she spent weeks droning on about about wokes
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keep punching joe posted:Having fun at the beach, just relaxing and kicking back. Not weird, normal guy. One of the (centrist) lads.
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Suella's got her job back
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loving hell. Just pure nothing matters poo poo at this point. Also every single fully-insulated-from-any-possible-material-consequence politician needs to gently caress off with their difficult decisions, forever
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:some sort of Mogg-worshipping group on FB. I assume they call it the Moggwyn Dynasty. This is a reference to Elder Rings (the videogame prequel to Amazon's Lord Of The Rings series) which as far as I can tell is an anime game about riding around on your little horsie, collecting mushrooms, and holding hands with girls. And some of the girls have four hands.
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peanut- posted:Suella's got her job back Absolutely ludicrous country.
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Only Kindness posted:Tory government basically a gestalt moral hazard at this point. Not fit for purpose. Every government of my lifetime. At some point we just have to admit that the purpose of a thing is what it does
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keep punching joe posted:Having fun at the beach, just relaxing and kicking back. Not weird, normal guy. One of the (centrist) lads. like to imagine him joining in dipping his feet into the ocean, still fully suited and with his shoes on
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Only Kindness posted:And more than half of mine! I was simply comparing it to the £60 I paid (see: rest of sentence). It was an unjustified dig, I'm sorry. I'm just pissed off and waxy. If you have good budget eating tips I'm always ready to learn. I'm at the point of just adding rice to everything
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Only Kindness posted:I assume they call it the Moggwyn Dynasty. A Tory running a subterranean blood-cult based around incestuous rape? Well I never.
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peanut- posted:Suella's got her job back I guess Tommy Robinson wasn't available.
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Rust Martialis posted:Is that 3 s'posed to be an 8 mayhap Well it was also true in the 80s, but the book was written in the 30s.OK 50s. Jaeluni Asjil fucked around with this message at 17:33 on Oct 25, 2022 |
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learnincurve posted:4th line down "As you will rightly want your own team"
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Only Kindness posted:Also to either clear things up or make things less clear: Atlas Shrugged came out in 1956 or 1957 (I forget, late 50s anyway) and Dagney(?) Taggart was foremost an executive, not really an engineer. OK I'm wrong about the year, was sure it was set in the 30s at any rate. DT did study engineering in the day and work in the signalling hut or whatever (not going to find the book to double check!) at night!
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