The Things You Are HAPPY About Thread.

[Lupo]

I read last night that the scumbag that battered Cuntley had murdered 3 people including raping and strangling a pregnant woman an hour after she showed him a scan of her unborn child. Jesus C...

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

People in the same wing of isolation as huntley aren't likely to be good samaritans.

 

[Lupo]

No you're alright, I wasn't expecting Richard Briers

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

There are some truly depraved scum in that sector of the prison system.

 

[Lupo]

I have seen comments in places, not on here, about him being a hero, etc but in reality he is every bit as vile and depraved as Huntley himself

 

[leedswolf]

People in the same wing of isolation as huntley aren't likely to be good samaritans.

"Code of Honour"...

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Goes without saying really but after a bit of a health scare this week, the NHS staff, who are just absolutely incredible.

I'm fine now.

 

[Derby Wolf]

There are some truly depraved scum in that sector of the prison system.

Frankland ain't called Monster Mansion for nothin'.

I fear after the Watkins murder it will and has incentivised others to try and court a bit of infamy by killing nonces and child murderers. I won't shed a tear if Huntley dies but we shouldn't be giving a triple murderer that, he's as repugnant as Huntley.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

If you are already on a full-life term in isolation there isn't really a lot to lose by knocking off an even worse piece of scum.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Anyway, proper happy matters. I am thoroughly enjoying a little project this week. My brother's mother in law has a pet kangaroo (don't ask why - she will take anything in. If dragons existed I am sure we would have Smaug sat on a pile of coins somewhere in the back of her garden) and it has reached near maturity at about 18 months old. Bloody thing now now jump like Dick Fosbury so I am extending the heights of all her picket fences to nine feet (well, 3 metres in the local lingo). Cue three days up ladders and decorators' platforms in her garden using a dolly to pile drive star pickets into rock-like ground and then running chicken wire through them.

Covered in blisters and cut to ribbons, but it is the type of work that gives a real sense of satisfaction and achievement as you move through the job to completion. I just wish we had had a bit more rain to soften the ground for the job!

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Goes without saying really but after a bit of a health scare this week, the NHS staff, who are just absolutely incredible.

I'm fine now.

Some detail on this:

Was working away as normal on Wednesday, close to 5pm so just wrapping up for the day. Rachie was upstairs and heard a cry that she could only liken to "Wolves missing a golden chance". Came down to find me completely out of it, eyes rolling into their sockets, unresponsive - I've had a seizure. I'd had one previously in 2011 but they couldn't find any cause then and it had long since been forgotten about.

When I came round I wasn't making any sense (even for me) and didn't recognise Rachie, which obviously upset her, and when the paramedics came, none of my answers to basic questions made any sense. After 30-40 minutes I came back properly round and was obviously a bit shocked and bewildered, but ok - and even talking about the cricket on TV with the paramedics, regaling them with the story of the 2009 T20 World Cup (must have been nice for them).

Two nights in hospital. Staff absolutely superb, facilities less so, fellow patients a bloomin' nightmare, home on Friday afternoon.

Got some follow-up tests to come but I'm ok. I'm going back to work tomorrow, it's not a problem.

Whatever challenges there are to come, I will face them and beat them, you cannot beat a double hard bastard, those are the rules.

 

[leedswolf]

Take it easy bud.

 

[sycophantia]

Good luck pal

 

[SSB]

Thankfully you were not on your own when it occurred. I hope you're back up to full strength soon enough.

 

[Kenny]

Some detail on this:

Was working away as normal on Wednesday, close to 5pm so just wrapping up for the day. Rachie was upstairs and heard a cry that she could only liken to "Wolves missing a golden chance". Came down to find me completely out of it, eyes rolling into their sockets, unresponsive - I've had a seizure. I'd had one previously in 2011 but they couldn't find any cause then and it had long since been forgotten about.

When I came round I wasn't making any sense (even for me) and didn't recognise Rachie, which obviously upset her, and when the paramedics came, none of my answers to basic questions made any sense. After 30-40 minutes I came back properly round and was obviously a bit shocked and bewildered, but ok - and even talking about the cricket on TV with the paramedics, regaling them with the story of the 2009 T20 World Cup (must have been nice for them).

Two nights in hospital. Staff absolutely superb, facilities less so, fellow patients a bloomin' nightmare, home on Friday afternoon.

Got some follow-up tests to come but I'm ok. I'm going back to work tomorrow, it's not a problem.

Whatever challenges there are to come, I will face them and beat them, you cannot beat a double hard bastard, those are the rules.

Drama queen.....

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Thankfully you were not on your own when it occurred. I hope you're back up to full strength soon enough.

Cheers buddy, I'm alright now to be honest (just had to catch up on sleep as resting in hospital wards is impossible).

Because I work downstairs I'm on our sofa. So my head hit nothing more than DFS's finest.

 

[YoungWolf]

Glad you’re okay mate!

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Drama queen.....

 

[Alan]

If they put you on Lamotrigine we can be Medication Mates!

Glad all is well; must have been a horrible fright for your lady and all.

 

[Alan]

A bit on the nose ay?