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Reggieb
Joined: 13 Sep 2007
Location: Watford, Herts.
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Hi Al
Glad your OK !
Did hear Ken making a few threats but I never thought he would go through with it 
Lets just hope its not alcohol or mud. (Could be all those exhaust fumes whilst putting in the bung  )
Good luck mate
Ian  TDV6 HSE - Light Guards - White Reflective Sticker & that something extra
No Jetboil (yet) Edit: Jetboil now arrived, whoopie!!
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simon
Joined: 11 Jan 2005
Location: Do you really need to know ?
Posts: 14175
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Thats it !!!
Well spotted Reggie...
Al... you did remember to remove your bung before you went to the wedding ?
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| Sun Jul 06 2008 11:33pm |
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Gareth
Site Moderator
Joined: 07 Dec 2004
Location: Bob the Builders 'ere
Posts: 9577
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Maybe you're just a bit bunged up 
Hope you get over it, all the best Silver TDV6 HSE
Pepper White Cooper S Convertible
Old English White MGB GT
Ex Military 109 Series 2a Soft Top
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| Sun Jul 06 2008 11:37pm |
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Jads777
Joined: 03 Sep 2005
Location: Channel Islands
Posts: 478
 
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Shocking stuff; not what I was expecting to read when I logged on tonight.
Take it easy and best wishes to you and Mrs Do$h, from the Jads family.
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| Sun Jul 06 2008 11:46pm |
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NoDo$h
Joined: 02 May 2006
Location: Dodging peanuts
Posts: 5900
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Thanks again folks and Warrior, that's a good plan. Seeing the GP this morning for a slightly less hurried discussion about allergy identification as the med team at the hospital were sliiiiiightly stretched yesterday.
Ferk me Andrew, that was a close one!!! Glad everyone is alright in Pishbridge Would I be right in thinking the drivers suffered mild fist-shaped abrasions to their faces as a result of their airbags going off  Going, going...... Gone!
Carbon footprint? I neither know nor give a damn
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| Mon Jul 07 2008 8:16am |
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SPOTTER
Joined: 06 Dec 2006
Location: Adrift........
Posts: 2097
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Just logged on!!
it has all been said, but genuinely thoughts are with you.
You know these things happen, but not normally to people you actually know!!!
Alan, I am not a million miles away if necessary
.....I assume Andrew now lives in the Red Lion?
Glad everyone is OK!!! really ought to change this.........
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| Mon Jul 07 2008 8:52am |
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robsmith
Joined: 02 Sep 2007
Location: Staffordshire
Posts: 437
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ND, I'm glad to hear that you are still with us.
In your situation you must be thinking along the same lines as someone I knew years ago - "Its a good day if I'm breathing and my heart's working without lots of mechanical things doing it for me"
Take care. Rob Smith
Silver rools OK
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| Mon Jul 07 2008 8:58am |
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Bodsy
Joined: 06 Nov 2006
Location: Across Europe......
Posts: 5309
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Bloody Hell Al, you don't do things by half do you! Glad you're OK buddy & if you need to find a home for those D3 accessories whilst you convalesce, just let me know...
On a serious note, a coleague of mine is severely alergic to Celery or any related celery pproducts or sauces with celery in. As part of our European coverage, he has instructions written in about 10 different languages to give to chef's/restaraunts/hotels to make sure he doesn't die!
Like you, he also carries adrenalin around with him 24/7.
Glad to have you back! TDV6 HSE Black, Black Wheels /MTR's(in the shed!), Black RRS front/rear LR badge (tbf) Black Leather, Black Glass, Black TowB, Shiny Tasmods, Dull Mantec, White (& Orange) Reflective D3 Sticker, Black steering wheel badge, black air intake. Optima & Traxide dual battery setup.
Need black RRS wheel centre caps.
Now with added Engel.....
We D3, therefore we are..........
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| Mon Jul 07 2008 9:30am |
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catweasel
Joined: 05 May 2006
Location: NOTTINGHAM
Posts: 4031
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good to hear no one was hurt Andrew
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| Mon Jul 07 2008 9:37am |
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Bodsy
Joined: 06 Nov 2006
Location: Across Europe......
Posts: 5309
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Who's Andrew CW?
EDIT 
Blimey it's all going off this weekend.
Hope everyone's families are OK & Houses still standing! TDV6 HSE Black, Black Wheels /MTR's(in the shed!), Black RRS front/rear LR badge (tbf) Black Leather, Black Glass, Black TowB, Shiny Tasmods, Dull Mantec, White (& Orange) Reflective D3 Sticker, Black steering wheel badge, black air intake. Optima & Traxide dual battery setup.
Need black RRS wheel centre caps.
Now with added Engel.....
We D3, therefore we are..........
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| Mon Jul 07 2008 9:39am |
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Snowy
Joined: 06 Jul 2007
Location: At the end of my tether
Posts: 802
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Blimey Al, I came on here expecting to catch up on some hilarious banter from over the weekend, and you've spoilt it by posting some attention seeking drivel about a bit of a sore throat and mild palpitations. Must have been the shock after signing up for that new D3..... 
Seriously mate, glad you are OK. Hope they identify the cause quickly so you can relax to a normal way of life again. If you are annoying me, just remember it takes 42 muscles for me to frown and only 4 to extend my middle finger, and I'm lazy so don't be offended.
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| Mon Jul 07 2008 9:53am |
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simon
Joined: 11 Jan 2005
Location: Do you really need to know ?
Posts: 14175
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Yeah... disco3 is full of them Al
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| Mon Jul 07 2008 10:03am |
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AndrewW
Joined: 06 Aug 2007
Location: Saddleworth
Posts: 1194
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Well. I had a very quiet weekend...
Terrifying tale, Al. Just logged on after quiet weekend. Frightening reading.
Only ever been the GP bit of that sort of tale. Experience tells me order of risk is
1. shellfish
2. fish
3. exotic fruits
4. nuts
5. milk
but since each of us is different your No.1 is what matters. Carrying the adrenalin is a VERY good idea and a laminated card that you can wave at someone.
Remember that seafood much older than 24 hours has different allergens in than fresh stuff (that's why it smells  ); also unscrupulous producers feed antibiotics and other chemic to their animals. It helps to know exactly where your food comes from, but that does cost more than supermarket bargains.
Another favourite saying of mine was "Only eat what comes from the butcher, greengrocer and fruiterer and that you have cooked yourself (or SWMBO of course ); avoid ALL tins, packets, wrapped, pre-packaged and frozen food, drink or treats; that way you massively reduce the potential intake of allergens both natural and chemical. It's a good starting point, the safest guess, and then you can slowly add in new things, one by one..."
Good luck with it
Andy 06 TDV6 SE Tonga Green
Mantec Plate (with three "dings"), BCB rope, Hidden winch (hidden in garage...), Webasto timer (in box), TorqTuned ((tee hee)²), Origin b2 (in case), Traffic master jam warner (in expectation), FT8800, Motorola GM360, INTEK H-520+ (in a tangle)
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