TCRT 6: Episode 1 - The Phantom Chatroom

Dual wrote:Can't you have wisdom teeth out under general anesthesia?

I think they only do this if you're having all 4 out at once or need surgery rather than just ripping them straight out.

KK wrote:Seen so many people actually being duped on instagram over this gooseberry fool: https://gizmodo.com/the-lottery-winner- ... 1822116633

Brobly fak but wuf a go inti lol wut m I lyk!

What do people get exactly if someone follows you on Instagram? Like is there any point for the scammer?

Learn to read rightey, you get $5000!

Rightey wrote:What do people get exactly if someone follows you on Instagram? Like is there any point for the scammer?

My guess is you build the followers the start posting the actual give me some money you'll make X spam, but until then you need to build it up.

Instagram? I saw that on twitter.

What they're probably going to get is an account with thousands of followers they can then sell.

Admiral multi-car renewal quote - £1,106
Aviva multi-car new quote - £613

Bye bye Admiral :lol:

Halifax bumped my home insurance up by £60. So I'm leaving. I just find it really frustrating how you've got to change every single year.

Worst thing is, nobody in my immediate family has ever claimed building/contents insurance. But you just know the year you don't have it, the windows will fall out, the roof will cave in and a sink hole will appear in the garden.

Corazon de Leon

Always nice to see a new customer Preezy... :nod:

Corazon de Leon wrote:Always nice to see a new customer Preezy...

I'm being absorbed into the Aviva Collective :dread:

Aviva are the worst company in the world. strawberry floating useless bunch of bastards.

Except Cora, I am sure he is ok.

Preezy wrote:
Ever have that sudden feeling that your guts are going to drop out of your arse?

I found a lump on my daughter's thigh on Friday when we were getting her dressed, took her to the GP who looked gooseberry fool scared (which I'm now fuming about, strawberry floating pillock), said it could be sarcoma (type of cancer) and gave us an emergency referral to the local hospital's Child Assessment Unit, which mercifully was the same day.

2 sets of blood tests later (one Friday, then again on Saturday because the first sample clotted and couldn't be tested) and we get a call this morning to book her in for the follow up consultation on Wednesday. Apparently the blood tests came back normal (although the platelets sample clotted so couldn't be tested) but procedure is to still have a follow up where they'll go over the results and do a proper examination. Even so, we're all shitting ourselves as you might imagine.

fake edit: worst Quick, to GRcade! post I've ever done

Follow up consultation inbound, cross your fingers guys :dread:

Why don't we have a vomit smiley?

Preezy wrote:Why don't we have a vomit smiley?

Because Hexx would get bored of seeing it after every single post he makes.

Good luck mate, I am sure everything will be fine. :wub:

I've just heard someone say they're afraid of flying because, " it doesn't touch anything so why is it bumpy?"

:dread:

Clouds, innit.

Ad7 wrote:I've just heard someone say they're afraid of flying because, " it doesn't touch anything so why is it bumpy?"

Ad7 wrote:I've just heard someone say they're afraid of flying because, " it doesn't touch anything so why is it bumpy?"

What the strawberry float :lol:

Karl wrote:
Ad7 wrote:I've just heard someone say they're afraid of flying because, " it doesn't touch anything so why is it bumpy?"

What the strawberry float

Flying is all a con anyway, it’s just NASA and the UN trying to convince people that the world is round, when we know that it is actually flat. I’d imagine the bumps are all part of the simulator that you get in.

Flying properly would prove that the world is flat – think about it, if a helicopter hovers above the ground then why doesn’t the world turn underneath it? If the world was round then all we would need to do is sit in a hovering helicopter and let the Earth do all of the work! But no, NASA have to justify their budget by pretending that you need to not only go up but also move forwards or backwards! Madness.

Moggy wrote:...think about it, if a helicopter hovers above the ground then why doesn’t the world turn underneath it? ...

. You made me go and look up the speed of the earth's rotation... it's about 1,000 mph. Moggy is encouraging learning :datass:

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