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I think I have proper 'flu for only the second time in my life. I felt rubbish all Friday night and yesterday and today and am dosed up on all the local chemist could offer me and have hardly looked out of bed. I've done two Covid tests, yesterday and today and both negative so it must be the 'flu.
This is the first year that I ever had a 'flu vaccine so good to see that works well.
This is the first year that I ever had a 'flu vaccine so good to see that works well.
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Been out 3 times to the garden as one of the reindeer keeps falling over - out with proper tent pegs the third time. 
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Been out 3 times to the garden as one of the reindeer keeps falling over - out with proper tent pags the third time.
Thought it was Father Christmas that meant to drank all the sherry.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
A slippier than expected walk around the block completed
Jameshow
Veteran
It was !
Old student job humping those around!!
Jameshow
Veteran
I'd agree. When I had Covid in April I could at least function like a human being and felt frustrated at not being able to be out and about. With this flu I wouldn't have the energy to go for a walk.
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
Yesterday was dryish, cold and slippy underfoot.
Today is cold, wet and windy and bits are still slippy.
Never satisfied with the weather.
One winter we had practically continuous gales and rain yet another was mild and pretty good on the whole.
In our second early winter here we had an almost unbelievable 14 weeks with no rain. It did cause problems for the distillery as we were heavily dependent on the private reservoir we had but this was fed from a large boggy area and we were able to keep going mostly until Forest Enterprise who owned that area decided to drain it for tree planting.
I wonder how many of the recent settlers will last until another winter as that often thins them out a bit.
Today is cold, wet and windy and bits are still slippy.
Never satisfied with the weather.
One winter we had practically continuous gales and rain yet another was mild and pretty good on the whole.
In our second early winter here we had an almost unbelievable 14 weeks with no rain. It did cause problems for the distillery as we were heavily dependent on the private reservoir we had but this was fed from a large boggy area and we were able to keep going mostly until Forest Enterprise who owned that area decided to drain it for tree planting.
I wonder how many of the recent settlers will last until another winter as that often thins them out a bit.
Jameshow
Veteran
Yesterday was dryish, cold and slippy underfoot.
Today is cold, wet and windy and bits are still slippy.
Never satisfied with the weather.
One winter we had practically continuous gales and rain yet another was mild and pretty good on the whole.
In our second early winter here we had an almost unbelievable 14 weeks with no rain. It did cause problems for the distillery as we were heavily dependent on the private reservoir we had but this was fed from a large boggy area and we were able to keep going mostly until Forest Enterprise who owned that area decided to drain it for tree planting.
I wonder how many of the recent settlers will last until another winter as that often thins them out a bit.
I'm on my way!
classic33
Leg End Member
You probably feel bad enough as it is, best avoid watching EastEnders.
Never had a 'flu jab. I have spoken to far too many who have had the jab with not very encouraging results.
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gbb
Squire
- Location
- Peterborough
I know older computers had more gold on their multitude of connectors, older equipment therefore worth more scrap value
