Good boy!
I got my WOF at the doctors today.
All parts accounted for and in good working order.
I have a very good doctor and she insists on making sure things are OK well in advance. To this end she makes me have blood tests twice a year and so sent me off to the lab this morning so I can have the results back before I go away at the end of the month.
The guy at the blood test lab stuck the needle in and proceeded to fill three small cylinders (it's usually two).
I was going to say "Hey that's nearly an armfull" but thought he wouldn't get the allusion to Hancock especially as English wasn't his first language:
THE BLOOD DONOR
THE CURMUDGEON
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Rubbish.
If you believe and act on what you've just said then I caution you Robert.
A good friend of ours acted like you and then bowel cancer went unnoticed (and yes, she ate and drank sensibly).
She's now undergoing chemotherapy and other measures to combat the cancers riddling her body.
Blood test indicators can show up all sorts of problems.
They don't cost anything to the patient and certainly are not revenue gatherers for GPs.
Get yourself checked. Please. No longer does a finger up your bum be the test for prostate cancer, a simple blood test will show any PS abnormalties.
Mind you, if you enjoy a finger up your bum then don't let me stop you.
Stop squabbling you two. Good that all is well TC.
I don't give a shit about that.
Well, said anyway. I reserve my opinion on 'well'.
Your tooth is your most vital organ Second?
Not getting any then.
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