CaaC (John)

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The first time I was taken to the hospital over 3 years ago was for an infection or virus that was affecting my asthma, I wondered why they had put me in a heart ward and only found out from the heart specialist although I had a virus affecting my asthma they found out I had a heart failure condition, apparently, you can be born with it and just let it carry on, I would get heart flutters in my chest but I never thought anything about it over the years and even when I was working, They then shifted me into the asthma ward but to this day I have 8 packets of tablets I take because of the heart failure condition, but I don't have to if I don't want to, there is an old boy up the road, 92 years old and he said he has a heart failure condition and he was born with it (heart flutters) but he has never taken any tablets and just gets on with life and he is carrying on as normal, a lovely old guy but he always thinks in a positive way concerning life and never thinks negative. The second time I ended up in the hospital was because of a collapsed left lung, I had to have an operation because the lung had a blister on it and it burst, they had to seal it with whatever, I asked the doc who operated what caused it and he asked if I smoked and I said yes then he said that was more than likely caused it, I smoked the occasional roll-up now and then and some hot ash must have got into my lung and caused the blister, I have never smoked since, 3 years without a cancer stick.

Keep your chin up buddy and all the gang in here will be thinking about you, think positive and never think negative, I have been in hospital twice in the last 3 years but I always thought positive and I am back home now and doing well.

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R.I.P. Doc Tommy Docherty: Former Man Utd and Scotland boss dies Former Manchester United and Scotland manager Tommy Docherty has died at the age of 92 following a long illness https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/55501

Daddies Home (2015) & Daddies Home 2 (2017) with Will Ferrell, Mark Walhberg, Mel Gibson & John Lithgow - 8/10 A comedy but the second one is even better with Gibson & Lithgow, a laugh a minute and good for a family watch with your kiddies, apparently, there is a third one (2019) but it's not on my Amazon so I will have to try YouTube and Netflix.

That's the Beeb for you, now if NASA had mentioned it then I would imagine it's a good idea but there are other options being put forward of clearing space junk maybe a lot better but we will have to wait and see. Space junk: Worse than you think (pictures)

@nudge I knew you would put the confused one in that should read we are very crafty [Japanese], they will do anything to sell their merchandise.

私たちはとても狡猾です Watashitachi wa totemo kōkatsudesu

Nah, he is Mr nice guy when Leeds are doing well, don't think I would like to see his posts if his Leeds get relegated.

I wonder where @Jacko has gone? last posted in February, a Leeds nutter like Lucas too and I really thought he would keep Lucas happy.

Daughter took these, a day out with wee Kaiden'

Fear (1996) - Mark Wahlberg & Reese Witherspoon 8/10 Not bad and quite enjoyed a young Mark Wahlberg portrayed as an evil killer.

SNOW, SNOW, GLORIOUS SNOW...

Red Corner (1997) - Richard Gere & Bai Ling - 7/10 Not bad and the wife does not like Gere but she enjoyed the film, what put me off a bit was they had sub-titles up when speaking Chinese and they were in yellow and sometimes they contrasted with the colour in the background and you could not read it properly, plus they had the sub-titles up to quick, it would have suited someone like @nudge who I think speaks Chinese.

A bowl of the wife's homemade vegetable soup (carrots, lentil, potatoes etc), a sprinkle of black pepper on top and slices of bread & butter for the dunking, and once it settles in the tum a bottle of red wine will go down well watching a Richard Gere film, Red Corner,

Life and Death of a Planetary System

Lol, @Stan, the wife watched some clips of it on Youtube and she thinks she has watched it before and she also noticed it's on Virgins Channel 106 later on so no need logging into Youtube or Netflix.

Another Arni for me