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Helen Bristol 09 October 2004 17:13 Re: Hello again
But how would I know which questions to ask? Believe me, I really
want you to get a gold star.
As a matter of fact, yes. The calligraphy is the easy bit. I'm not
very good a the illuminations - perhaps I'll go to Blackpool for some
inspiration. Don't know why you're always going on about the NHS, it's
no different down there than up here.
Gave up bird-hunting today and went carpet-hunting instead. Then home to
pot some shrimps and make a Tarte Tatin.
Vile Jelly 11 October 2004 09:41
Well, we could adopt the same strategy they use for marking A Levels. You
decide what grade you want me to get then mark whatever I write
accordingly to achieve the desired result.
There you go. You've missed your vocation. You could have been an ancient
scribe, like the Venomous Bead, and made a fortune flogging your luminous
manuscripts to museums. Well, it's alright for you people on the inside of the
NHS, espesh the admin. You can just move yourself to the top of the waiting
list whenever you need minor/major/plastic/brain surgery! Ashley, I beg to
differ but, despite Windy's accusations of blind Cornish bias, I have
lived in udder parts of the country and the NHS was not as non-existent as it
is down here. God only knows what will happen when they finish closing down
the rural hospitals 'cos then the people with no doctor or dentist will have
nowhere to go. (Nearest dentist last recorded taking new NHS
patients was in Barnstaple last year. Since then several have terminated their
NHS books. Read somewhere in a pooper that 60% of Cornwall now does not have
access to an NHS dentist. I know there's nun round here because I just had to
go private to get a filling fixed. What a financial joy that was when you only
earn £5 an hour (before Gordon Brown).
How do you hunt carpets? I've always found them fairly easy to spot but real
buggers to capture and take home as trophies. Ditto for potting shrimps. Did
you use a punt gun to pot them? They are fairly small targets so you'd need a
gun with a fairly large blast radius.
Helen Bristol 11 October 2004 19:31
Bonzer idea. That would solve the teaching crisis as well.
More like the Vulnerable Beade. You've missed the point. The National
Health Service is there for ill people. If you're fit or walking wounded
you are now expected to take responsibility for yourself. Thusly, by the
time you've walked (because that's good for yoy) to Barnstaple you will
probably have forgotten about the toothache as your feet are so sore. People
will be treated in their own homes. And it follows that hospitals will
become obsolete so can be converted into affordable housing.
Vile Jelly 12 October 2004 09:42
Well, I don't like to suck my own trombone but ..... I'm not just an ugly
face, y'know.
Oh, so that's it. And there I was thinking it was just a conspiracy to wipe
out the inconvenient local population so that more second homes could be
created. Ashley, it looks like a major NHS row is about to break out down
here. Someone with a brain down here has worked out that under the new NHS
'funding formula' that is being introduced Cornwall is going to get totally
shafted and it has been all over the news in the last 24 hours. More in this
week's nudes bulletin if the RT get back from the pub in time.
Helen Bristol 14 October 2004 17:51
Oh, I know that.
I wait with baited breath.
Vile Jelly 15 October 2004 10:40
What sort of bait are you using?
Come to think of it, what are you trying to catch?
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