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28 Feb 2018, 7:00 am
Raleigh wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
^ Nah.
I look like a freak.
My hair has started falling out in chunks.
I touch it and it's brittle, like glass.
I look like a freak.
My hair has started falling out in chunks.
I touch it and it's brittle, like glass.
Sorry to hear that dude
I have nothing adequate to say
It could be worse.
There's a lady at the clinic with half her nose missing.
My hair may grow back; I doubt her nose ever will.
There is always someone in a worse position than yourself but sometimes it just doesn't feel like it.
I watched some fascinating TV programmes about the makers of magnetic prosthetics , they are very convincing.
28 Feb 2018, 7:04 am
SaveFerris wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
^ Nah.
I look like a freak.
My hair has started falling out in chunks.
I touch it and it's brittle, like glass.
I look like a freak.
My hair has started falling out in chunks.
I touch it and it's brittle, like glass.
Sorry to hear that dude
I have nothing adequate to say
It could be worse.
There's a lady at the clinic with half her nose missing.
My hair may grow back; I doubt her nose ever will.
There is always someone in a worse position than yourself but sometimes it just doesn't feel like it.
I watched some fascinating TV programmes about the makers of magnetic prosthetics , they are very convincing.
Yes, they're doing some wonderful stuff with 3D printing too.
28 Feb 2018, 7:07 am
28 Feb 2018, 7:09 am
Raleigh wrote:
Yes, they're doing some wonderful stuff with 3D printing too.
I watched them print a 3D bone on The Good Doctor and wondered how far off we were from that actually happening and it already had
28 Feb 2018, 7:10 am
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28 Feb 2018, 7:29 am
Temeraire wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
I've been tracking my expenses on Numbers.
I discovered that I spent $1035 on food for the month.
Would this be considered excessive?
I discovered that I spent $1035 on food for the month.
Would this be considered excessive?
If there is 2 of you that sounds a little more than my food bill , that's about 145 english pounds a week , I spend about 80 quid a week on two people ( that's just food nothing else like bog paper etc )
There's three of us.
So that's not too bad then?
I buy organic fruit and vegetables, but I get a discount because I have a regular packaged order.
That includes loo paper and all the other household stuff as well.
I spend less than about £20 on food per week - I am on a very tight budget.
This week I will get more veg as I think I am not eating enough of it despite my hearty soup/broth.
Kale is supposed to be quite a good nutritional veg.
Is dried seaweed any good? Would I still benefit from it?
£20 a week
Flippen Heck Tem , times are tough. I could probably survive on £20 a week if I lived alone ( I've done it before ) but it would be Ramen noodles and nothing healthy whatsoever.Now I feel guilty about joking about you being in prison and broth being a punishment - I got a big mouth sometimes
28 Feb 2018, 7:40 am
SaveFerris wrote:
Temeraire wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
I've been tracking my expenses on Numbers.
I discovered that I spent $1035 on food for the month.
Would this be considered excessive?
I discovered that I spent $1035 on food for the month.
Would this be considered excessive?
If there is 2 of you that sounds a little more than my food bill , that's about 145 english pounds a week , I spend about 80 quid a week on two people ( that's just food nothing else like bog paper etc )
There's three of us.
So that's not too bad then?
I buy organic fruit and vegetables, but I get a discount because I have a regular packaged order.
That includes loo paper and all the other household stuff as well.
I spend less than about £20 on food per week - I am on a very tight budget.
This week I will get more veg as I think I am not eating enough of it despite my hearty soup/broth.
Kale is supposed to be quite a good nutritional veg.
Is dried seaweed any good? Would I still benefit from it?
£20 a week
Flippen Heck Tem , times are tough. I could probably survive on £20 a week if I lived alone ( I've done it before ) but it would be Ramen noodles and nothing healthy whatsoever.Now I feel guilty about joking about you being in prison and broth being a punishment - I got a big mouth sometimes
Ha ha no worries Mr Ferris - I don't mind and I find it funny.
Your humour puts a smile on my face so don't stop it please.
Listen, I have been pretty well off, financially, in the past.
I have also been skint. I am skint again but it makes no difference.
My life was no more or less better with money.
I have some tough decisions to make this year but this is life.
What is more important is friends and the warmth and happiness I get from them.
As Raleigh said before. I know people who are worse off than me.
I am trying to eat healthy so have included more legumes in my diet.
Soup is a way of me trying to get healthy and also cheap as chips.
28 Feb 2018, 7:49 am
I have a visitor due very shortly so I will disappear for some time.
Just to let anyone know I am not ignoring anybody. 
28 Feb 2018, 7:52 am
Temeraire wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:
Temeraire wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
I've been tracking my expenses on Numbers.
I discovered that I spent $1035 on food for the month.
Would this be considered excessive?
I discovered that I spent $1035 on food for the month.
Would this be considered excessive?
If there is 2 of you that sounds a little more than my food bill , that's about 145 english pounds a week , I spend about 80 quid a week on two people ( that's just food nothing else like bog paper etc )
There's three of us.
So that's not too bad then?
I buy organic fruit and vegetables, but I get a discount because I have a regular packaged order.
That includes loo paper and all the other household stuff as well.
I spend less than about £20 on food per week - I am on a very tight budget.
This week I will get more veg as I think I am not eating enough of it despite my hearty soup/broth.
Kale is supposed to be quite a good nutritional veg.
Is dried seaweed any good? Would I still benefit from it?
£20 a week
Flippen Heck Tem , times are tough. I could probably survive on £20 a week if I lived alone ( I've done it before ) but it would be Ramen noodles and nothing healthy whatsoever.Now I feel guilty about joking about you being in prison and broth being a punishment - I got a big mouth sometimes
Ha ha no worries Mr Ferris - I don't mind and I find it funny.
Your humour puts a smile on my face so don't stop it please.
Listen, I have been pretty well off, financially, in the past.
I have also been skint. I am skint again but it makes no difference.
My life was no more or less better with money.
I have some tough decisions to make this year but this is life.
What is more important is friends and the warmth and happiness I get from them.
As Raleigh said before. I know people who are worse off than me.
I am trying to eat healthy so have included more legumes in my diet.
Soup is a way of me trying to get healthy and also cheap as chips.
It's weird , I have also been in a very well payed job and skint and my life wasn't better with money although maybe a little less stress regarding bills. I would class myself as skint at the moment but not by your definitions
It's nice that you have friends to give you warmth and happiness , I have my GF and that's all I need.
28 Feb 2018, 7:53 am
Temeraire wrote:
I have a visitor due very shortly so I will disappear for some time.
Just to let anyone know I am not ignoring anybody.
Just to let anyone know I am not ignoring anybody.
OoH! you social butterfly
28 Feb 2018, 7:57 am
28 Feb 2018, 8:00 am
SaveFerris wrote:
Temeraire wrote:
I have a visitor due very shortly so I will disappear for some time.
Just to let anyone know I am not ignoring anybody.
Just to let anyone know I am not ignoring anybody.
OoH! you social butterfly
It's an official/clinical visitor.
Lots of questions and headmelting.
An unwanted necessity.
Like toilet visits.
28 Feb 2018, 8:36 am
