Help-Ma-Boab

Have a look at www.medicalcareers.nhs.uk in the considering medicine section. Ambulance Trusts, hospices etc are all considered relevant experience for medical school. The trick is articulating that experience and what insights you gained etc, both of yourself and medicine more generally.

I thought I was as I confidently put the pin in the West Coast of Scotland. Turns out it was Nova Scotia! Have been less then 300km away at my best throw of the pin.

wasted a bit of time with this.. http://www.geoguessr.com/

http://www.sawdays.co.uk/special-places/britain#hide=pub&maptypeid=roadmap&zoom=5&lng=-2.848899999999958&lat=54.251120508529205

Cannae help ye wi that wan big man.

The Euro Driving Glove. A glove you wear on your right hand, when driving in Europe, to remind you of the side of road to drive on. DragonsDen, circa 2008. Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Even with the bribes, it's incredible he got away > with it for as long as he did. Anyone with a > smidgen of intelligence should realise that > there's no such thing as a machine which can > detect the presence of a substance based on a > little sticker that had been put in a jar. I'm not > sure I could come up with a more absurd > "invention" if I tried.

I get puzzled ( not so much an irrational rage) on a warm (hot even) day and I see people with thick coats on. Must have a completely different thermostat to me. gillandjoe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I get total irrational rage when on a busy > commuter train on a very hot day and no one opens > any windows. It makes me so angry I want to go > all Michael Douglas on them. They are so dead > inside that they would rather sit in their own > filth breathing in each other's sweaty, disgusting > bodies than reach up and pull open the window. I > just don't understand!! If its hot and stuffy, > why wouldn't you open a window if you could!!! > Anyone else?

I was thinking of gauging interest in perhaps setting up a one off round robin mini squash tourney at Hamlets. Maybe a Saturday afo,everybody gets a couple of games then a couple of pints in the bar after. I play most Thursdays at Hamlets. Courts not brilliant but handy it's just a pay and play facility. Anybody fancy it? All welcome, obviously.

I'm now much more disciplined regarding brossing my dents. I didnt go to the dentist for 15 or so years and was surpised to only have one filling required when i did go quite recently. charliebubs, a toffee crisp in bed is a joy. Its good for a young man to cut loose every now again!

Ever go to bed without brushing? I used to be guilty of straight tae the scratcher after a night oot, Irn Bru still stuck tae ma teeth. Didn't go to dentist for years, but took le plunge recently and all fine. Surprised me, thought I was in for bad news. Teeth when they are good are they inherited or is it total luck? Think I got lucky. ETA: Reason I was thinking this I've just had a toffee crisp in bed and cant be fecked brushin my teeth.

Huguenot flounced? now there's the real meat in this thread. El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > OMG am I turning into Huguenot (since his > mahoosive flounce off the forum)?

I like The Ring at the Southwark tube end of The cut. Not sure what its like on a Saturday evening though.

Loves life's highs...Skaggy Head.

When somebody slips a packet of prawn cocktail into the smoky bacon section of the crisp rack.

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Love this and love the choon. Somebody posted it last year.

You been now t-e-d? Any feedback? the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good old clockhouse.

You ya prick...oh sorry, wrong thread, wrong section. the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Who?

I'm going in..........be in Herne if anyone fancies. M'oan Scotland.

SE22: has Lordship Lane, shiny pubs, boutique bakeries, exquisite coffee, new graffiti art, cupcakes galore, organic fruit and veg and an artisan market. SE15: we've got your Mountain bikes

I Heart you DC... david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Italy 18 Ireland XV 12 > Wales 21 England 22 > France 15 Scotland 18

Murrayfield weather: I'm hoping its blawin a hooly and the rains comin doon like a cow pishing on a flat stone! ETA: C'mmmmoan Scotland. david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nah - both teams will go all out attack and both > defences are shaky. I'm seeing a try-fest. > > Did someone say it's raining at Murryfield? > Err....

I like your thinking here DC. Maybe more like 14 - 10 though. david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Scotland 28 v Wales 23 > Ireland 15 v France 12 > > England 35 v Italy 9

You sure thats not the Wotsits *Bob* *Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was mulligatawny as well. Stained it yellow. > Took weeks to come off.

Not really RosieH. You probably know the old one, "What's worn under your kilt"...."Nothing, it's all in fine working order" Good luck and enjoy the day. ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > And you still have my hat from that wedding! > > Er, yeah, not so much. Never, ever give a drunk > woman your hat. And I'm going to put that in my > speech! (am hoping that putting something on the > EDF's a bit like going to confession, and I'm > hereby absolved of my crimes...) > > Help-ma-Boab - got any kilt jokes? > > Am still wrestling with a gag about pianists.