Happy Birthday BritBlaster!
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Happy Birthday BritBlaster!
Happy Birthday to one of the forum's favorite English gentlemen holding one of the nation's best kept secret; your true age. Remember you know you're getting old when the only think you want for your birthday is not to be reminded of it. Tough sh*t! 
Mate, I really do hope you have an amazing day!
Mate, I really do hope you have an amazing day!
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Happy belated Bday Paul!!!!!! Sorry, I just saw the thread this morning! You're a great guy and really fun to be around! I hope your day is special!
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Thanks Tom (and everyone!).
The best birthday gift ever this year! I woke up with my good health. Now, before you start thinking I'm getting sentimental and trying to focus on the "important" things and that kind stuff, I'm being very literal. I went to bed after 48hrs of some pretty nasty business. I think it might've been brought on for my bravery in attempting the consumption of uni for the first time. Started out with a feeling akin to having an ice-pick shoved in my neck. This was replaced by feeling "decidedly not right". Very queasy, inability to eat. This was quickly accompanied by an insurmountable lethargy. Then came the dry-heaves that felt like they were being prompted by a cattle-prod. That was fun, and quite surprising! The next day was more-of-the-same but the bombay-bum, aka ha'penny bits, aka montezuma's revenge started in full force. Needless to say that two of the bathrooms at my place had their extractor fans going for about 12hrs straight. Not a micron existed inside my GI tract anywhere. I lost ~4lbs in 2 days -- hey, great diet idea! Went to bed that night, and found that the Easter Bunny had delivered chocolate treats, and cured me! Felt great, and woke up with a spring (heh heh) in my stride.
So, speaking of chocolate. My 3rd old is a chocoholic, so he's having a field day with all the chocolatey goodness left behind. Big hit with both my kids is a plastic pig which when you press it, it poops a jellybean -- classy! Anyway, so you know that old apocryphal old-wives tales that mommies use to scare their kids into not eating too much chocolate - "don't eat too much -- you'll make yourself sick!". Apparently, not an empty threat! Said 3yr old spews brown vomit all over the hardwood floors (hey, thanks for missing the carpet kiddo!).
So, fun fun fun weekend all-in-all ! :-)
The best birthday gift ever this year! I woke up with my good health. Now, before you start thinking I'm getting sentimental and trying to focus on the "important" things and that kind stuff, I'm being very literal. I went to bed after 48hrs of some pretty nasty business. I think it might've been brought on for my bravery in attempting the consumption of uni for the first time. Started out with a feeling akin to having an ice-pick shoved in my neck. This was replaced by feeling "decidedly not right". Very queasy, inability to eat. This was quickly accompanied by an insurmountable lethargy. Then came the dry-heaves that felt like they were being prompted by a cattle-prod. That was fun, and quite surprising! The next day was more-of-the-same but the bombay-bum, aka ha'penny bits, aka montezuma's revenge started in full force. Needless to say that two of the bathrooms at my place had their extractor fans going for about 12hrs straight. Not a micron existed inside my GI tract anywhere. I lost ~4lbs in 2 days -- hey, great diet idea! Went to bed that night, and found that the Easter Bunny had delivered chocolate treats, and cured me! Felt great, and woke up with a spring (heh heh) in my stride.
So, speaking of chocolate. My 3rd old is a chocoholic, so he's having a field day with all the chocolatey goodness left behind. Big hit with both my kids is a plastic pig which when you press it, it poops a jellybean -- classy! Anyway, so you know that old apocryphal old-wives tales that mommies use to scare their kids into not eating too much chocolate - "don't eat too much -- you'll make yourself sick!". Apparently, not an empty threat! Said 3yr old spews brown vomit all over the hardwood floors (hey, thanks for missing the carpet kiddo!).
So, fun fun fun weekend all-in-all ! :-)
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