luckyluke

I think it's a class film. The Dark Knight is even better. They're good but not a patch on Burton's gothic fantasy IMO. Watching Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, I love this film.

I think there's definitely some correlation between the decline of great fast bowlers and the amount of cricket that's played in the modern game. Playing so many ODIs and Twenty20 games takes its toll. Agreed on both counts. Even when England fielded three seam bowlers at Lord's last week they were all fast medium. They should be pinging it down at 90 plus, especially Tremlett, who apparently lifts weights "as heavy as a ford transit". It's a bit of a global problem though, and such a shame that Mohammed Amir turned to be on the take,

I used to live in a house with a girl and two guys. After a couple of months our respective girlfriends all started to have a go at us because we swearing much more than before - and it was all down to Donna, who swore like Scottish squaddie who'd hit his thumb with a hammer. Apparently after a typical foul mouthed tirade one of her workmates asked "do you kiss your mother with that mouth?" Donna replied "yeah, and I suck my boyfriend's cock with it too!"

down to #42. Although as the Conservatives seem to be disproportionally represented (for a change) in the top ten I suspect CT has been manipulating the votes.

Ah you said anaesthetic nurse in that message so that's what I thought you meant. A thousand apologies.

Don't blame him, if my boss put up that statue I'd be off too.

I guess we're not all Jackie Chan with medical training It is a good story though, and the animation is astounding. Little things like the sun shimmering on the sea floor was brilliant. I prefer The Incredibles as a film. I didn't say it was a bad kid's film. And I like a lot of Pixar's stuff, just felt that Nemo was one for the kids. Not there's anything wrong with that, it just surprises me that adults rave about it. I love Mary Poppins though. My grandparents had a video before us and the only things they had for me were that and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, so watched them every time I stayed there. Always had to skip past the bit with the child catcher as it scared the shit out of me. (I was only 6 or 7!)

I thought it was just a case of increased dosage = dodgy. I was mooted to have a gall bladder op a few years ago (turned out I didn't need it) and was told it would be iffy due to my weight because of dosage - that was just from the GP though. Drug doses can be a bit more problematic but it's not the major concern. Tbf to GPs, anaesthetics is a very specialised area that uses equipment, techniques and especially drugs that other doctors, particularly GPs, rarely if ever come into contact with. so Catmag is a highly technically skilled lady ? Impressive. You sound surprised? I think that other than intensive care, anaesthetic nursing is about as technical as it gets as it's a pretty specialist area. Luke - they're trying to stop us using sevo at the moment because of the cost issue but we're ignoring it. God forbid we do what is best for the patient.. A fellow anaesthetic chum of mine worked somewhere in South Yorkshire where the sevo is locked up and you can only use it if have a specific clinical indication for it - ie gas induction on a kid. Quite how easy that is when you have an inhaled foreign body/ acute epiglottitis in the middle of the night I'm not too sure. He once sent me a wiki quote along the lines of 'desflurane and sevoflurane are becoming the standard volatile agents of choice globally, except for the third world' which confirmed his suspicions that where he worked was indeed part of the third world! BTW Leazes of all the female ODPs I know most of them are highly skilled but few could be described as ladies.

Aye. Funny how she must have been happy to keep it quiet until now as well. Aye she comes out of this looking like a fucking whore as well tbf. Although, if true, Giggs is a pretty low individual. What's the world coming to when you can't trust the slag wife of your brother to keep her mouth shut after you've been sleeping with her all these years eh?

Aye. Funny how she must have been happy to keep it quiet until now as well.

Surprised by grown men who admit to liking Nemo, it's a proper kid's film like. Watched Return of the King last night, good for a bit of nostalgia. I'd forgotten how long the fucking thing takes to end though!

I thought it was just a case of increased dosage = dodgy. I was mooted to have a gall bladder op a few years ago (turned out I didn't need it) and was told it would be iffy due to my weight because of dosage - that was just from the GP though. Drug doses can be a bit more problematic but it's not the major concern. Tbf to GPs, anaesthetics is a very specialised area that uses equipment, techniques and especially drugs that other doctors, particularly GPs, rarely if ever come into contact with.

...whilst the anaesthetist is pissing around on his iphone. To answer your question Leazes, the doses of the drugs we give both to put a patient to sleep and to keep them anaesthetised are tailored due to the patient's age, weight, and physical status and according to the properties of the drugs themselves. The amounts we give to maintain anaesthesia are monitored by a variety of methods and adjusted as necessary. In addition, other drugs are given to keep the patient paralysed/maintain their blood pressure/for pain relief/to stop them being sick and for a variety of other reasons. Or, 100 of fent, 200 of propofol, a mac of sevo and a laryngeal mask... OK. Thanks. I realise thats a basic crash course but interesting, I wouldn't mind knowing more though. Why is it difficult for people who are overweight [i'm not overweight by the way], is it more to do with blood pressure and heartbeat ? Because sometimes they turn away people who are overweight ? The obese present a number of difficulties - such as helping them adequately or even AT ALL. They also often have a number of medical problems - diabetes, heart disease. Their body composition can affect the behaviour of the drugs we give, and their size and shape can make the operation, inserting drips and maintaining their away technically difficult.

...whilst the anaesthetist is pissing around on his iphone. To answer your question Leazes, the doses of the drugs we give both to put a patient to sleep and to keep them anaesthetised are tailored due to the patient's age, weight, and physical status and according to the properties of the drugs themselves. The amounts we give to maintain anaesthesia are monitored by a variety of methods and adjusted as necessary. In addition, other drugs are given to keep the patient paralysed/maintain their blood pressure/for pain relief/to stop them being sick and for a variety of other reasons. Or, 100 of fent, 200 of propofol, a mac of sevo and a laryngeal mask...

Tbf they were only mackems by descent. The last time I saw the most recent one (that sounds bad ) was about a month ago, three months after we broke up. I met her at work (mingineer) She was working in the theatre nextdoor to me - she blanked me five times before 11am. Oh well. Can't win em all. Yeah yeah should have judo chopped her etc etc

Ironic that Storm Stoker sounds like a porn star's name.

Hopefully she'll be fine with medicines and a bit of lifestyle modification. All the best dude.

She's doing that twattish smoking gun thing Jenas, Dyer and Shola all used to do. Get rid.

I work for the gas board.

So he did. For 'purchased', read 'acquired' then. Same difference.

Kuqi Dont give him that Chez 'Funny' that the purchase of Kuqi is instantly disregarded by Chez in his judgement.

Says it all.

Up there with Ali, Senna etc. Although his career really ended in 2006 tbf. Decent article though.

When Ashley said he wanted us to follow Arsenal I don't think he meant spazzing away games from what seemed like insurmountable positions.

Yeah but with the bit after the bit you've bolded you've admitted you've just pulled that figure out of your arse rather and got lucky rather than having any supernatural ability.