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20 July 2005, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by moses
man pregnant woman look the most sexiest
except their temper
i say lets breed
except their temper
i say lets breed
Lord have mercy!! Have you been five knuckle shuffling over Mothercare magazines???
20 July 2005, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
Lord have mercy!! Have you been five knuckle shuffling over Mothercare magazines???
i swear i never ever w@nked in my life deep no bull mate
i got married when i was 16 a virgin so their was no need to w@nk
besides it took me 2 weeks to learn how to ***
i swearlol no no i think pregnant woman look so awesome
kids r a blessing and while in their tummy they make their mama's look like angels when the wife gave birth the scars were left on the tummy, man its so awesome
and also mitress's is forbidden wives aint, they get their rights and anything they want, i just dont have the money for 4 mortgages and maintenance and no ears for 4 x the nagging
and the bitching
20 July 2005, 09:41 PM
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deep i wanna ask u a question are sikhs back home in punjab r they not allowed another wife, i see some hindu's do though in the movies of course
sauten ki beti movie and that one with govinda, tabu and karishma, he thought karishma died in the flood and tabu married him and karishma was actually saved and he had to keep then in 2 different houses so they dont find out, a funny as **** film i forgot the name
sauten ki beti movie and that one with govinda, tabu and karishma, he thought karishma died in the flood and tabu married him and karishma was actually saved and he had to keep then in 2 different houses so they dont find out, a funny as **** film
i forgot the name
20 July 2005, 09:48 PM
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Moses, I must admit I am not the most devout of Sikhs ie drink and smoked(up until two months ago) and when not married sowed my oats. As far as I know there is no provision for more than one wife. Marraige is seen as a ONE to ONE
You must be the only man in the world who has never 'knocked one out'. Apart from me of course...
You must be the only man in the world who has never 'knocked one out'. Apart from me of course...
20 July 2005, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
Moses, I must admit I am not the most devout of Sikhs ie drink and smoked(up until two months ago) and when not married sowed my oats. As far as I know there is no provision for more than one wife. Marraige is seen as a ONE to ONE
You must be the only man in the world who has never 'knocked one out'. Apart from me of course...
You must be the only man in the world who has never 'knocked one out'. Apart from me of course...
no worries bros of course before i got married a lassie asked me at school to skip and lets go to pollok park and **** i lost my bottle
see i made a promise with my dad may he rest in peace, he said son, dont u ever lay a finger on someones daughter or sister, u have sisters aff your own and lil nieces always remember that
and i said yes dad i will and he told me son, if u ever luv someone truly any muslim lassie u want, white, black , yella , asian anyone, u come to me and i will speak to their parents for their hand in marriage to u
he was the best asian dad for me anyway, he gave us all a choice my sisters and my lil brother too
i couldnt break the promise so the first lassie i loved i married her
i was 16 at the time and well i didnt know how to ****
no experience but it came to me at the endi grew up bros with 2 grandma's big grandma my mums blood mum and my lil grandma, always was used to 2 woman in the house
well my wife will cut aff my privates before she will let me have another
20 July 2005, 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
You must be the only man in the world who has never 'knocked one out'. Apart from me of course...
You might be a shiek(absolutely crap spelling, sorry) but you're not from Mars
20 July 2005, 10:08 PM
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I have just watched the whole program. What was lacking was decent Management on the ward. The staff had no direction whatsoever so were left to their own devices which unfortunately were very limited indeed.
That particular ward was overspent by 108000 so had to clamp the purse shut - why then are the government giving billions to Africa when our own patrons are more deserving?
Im a staunch supporter of our NHS - it is marred by a lack of staff, lack of moral and lack of stiff management.
I think I am going to become a nurse... I'll whip those fekkers into shape!
That particular ward was overspent by 108000 so had to clamp the purse shut - why then are the government giving billions to Africa when our own patrons are more deserving?
Im a staunch supporter of our NHS - it is marred by a lack of staff, lack of moral and lack of stiff management.
I think I am going to become a nurse... I'll whip those fekkers into shape!
20 July 2005, 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Soulgirl
I have just watched the whole program. What was lacking was decent Management on the ward. The staff had no direction whatsoever so were left to their own devices which unfortunately were very limited indeed.
That particular ward was overspent by 108000 so had to clamp the purse shut - why then are the government giving billions to Africa when our own patrons are more deserving?
Im a staunch supporter of our NHS - it is marred by a lack of staff, lack of moral and lack of stiff management.
I think I am going to become a nurse... I'll whip those fekkers into shape!
That particular ward was overspent by 108000 so had to clamp the purse shut - why then are the government giving billions to Africa when our own patrons are more deserving?
Im a staunch supporter of our NHS - it is marred by a lack of staff, lack of moral and lack of stiff management.
I think I am going to become a nurse... I'll whip those fekkers into shape!
Last edited by Jaydee5; 20 July 2005 at 10:14 PM. Reason: forget the nurse bit though...way beyond me
21 July 2005, 05:57 AM
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Originally Posted by dpb
so theres too many managers not managing properly is that what your saying?
21 July 2005, 08:10 AM
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We are told that there are so many managers in the NHS Trusts now that it is almost one to one with the people at the sharp end. Typical Parkinsons Law-in spades! No wonder there is so little money spent in the places where it is really needed in the NHS.
In common with most management situations to do with NL, it looks as though incompetence rules with a vengeance.
Of course personalities change with age, some for the better too of course. Totally unfair to infer that all elderly people act like spoilt children. Alzheimers is a different matter of course and looking after someone with that problem is very demanding as we know only too well in my family. Nevertheless it has to be done and it takes a special kind of person with the patience of Job and total unselfishness to do it.
I find just as many people act like spoilt kids right through the age groups anyway!
Before you decry elderly people too much, you would do well to remember that we are all heading in that direction and when you get that far you will expect and deserve help and respect from others just as much.
Les
In common with most management situations to do with NL, it looks as though incompetence rules with a vengeance.
Of course personalities change with age, some for the better too of course. Totally unfair to infer that all elderly people act like spoilt children. Alzheimers is a different matter of course and looking after someone with that problem is very demanding as we know only too well in my family. Nevertheless it has to be done and it takes a special kind of person with the patience of Job and total unselfishness to do it.
I find just as many people act like spoilt kids right through the age groups anyway!
Before you decry elderly people too much, you would do well to remember that we are all heading in that direction and when you get that far you will expect and deserve help and respect from others just as much.
Les
21 July 2005, 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Soulgirl
They have individual ward managers in that particular hospital but they weren't managing them in the way they should be managed - all paperwork I guess. Which is why some hospitals have re-introduced Matrons I guess. We don't kneed more paperpushers, we need on-ward managers that manage the nursing staff overseeing the care of the patients
21 July 2005, 04:09 PM
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I hate watching programs like that. It makes me want to put the world to rights. Not achievable by any means but why don't the likes of those in power think the same way. I bet their parents aren't put in wards like that to be ignored till their death breath - then, as they die, suddenly the nurse appears and fusses around pulling curtains like they care 
(well, in that program anyway). I know it's not indicative of all nursing care in every hospital but I bet there is a bit of it going on everywhere.
What I found a little annoying was the lack of visitors for the poor people - where were their families? At home on the blower complaining that the care wasn't good enough? Take them home and care for them then. I would have no hesitation in taking my Dad on to care for him, after all, they care for us for so much longer than is necessary and most of the time we don't give that care back when they need us the most. Shame on us.
(well, in that program anyway). I know it's not indicative of all nursing care in every hospital but I bet there is a bit of it going on everywhere. What I found a little annoying was the lack of visitors for the poor people - where were their families? At home on the blower complaining that the care wasn't good enough? Take them home and care for them then. I would have no hesitation in taking my Dad on to care for him, after all, they care for us for so much longer than is necessary and most of the time we don't give that care back when they need us the most. Shame on us.
21 July 2005, 08:19 PM
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I think I am going to become a nurse... I'll whip those fekkers into shape![/QUOTE]
Would you consider dressing up as a nurse and whipping me?
sorry, I know its a serious subject but could'nt resist!
Would you consider dressing up as a nurse and whipping me?
sorry, I know its a serious subject but could'nt resist!
21 July 2005, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
Originally Posted by Soulgirl
I think I am going to become a nurse... I'll whip those fekkers into shape!
sorry, I know its a serious subject but could'nt resist!
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