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The Official Pissed Off Thread!

shortman
16-Feb-2014
9:36:18 PM
My Dad has had a sorta mini defibrillator built into his shoulder for 15 years and the only thing that shits him is they have to change the batteries again soon. :)

In 15 years it has gone off once, and they told us he pretty much could drop any second.

He flys planes and does heaps of shit still coz he has a young wife, :)

Face ya demons M9, and make ya choices. And then never waiver from them. The body is strong in more ways than physically.

Thinkin of ya.

shortman
16-Feb-2014
9:47:20 PM
And f--- em. Just climb easy shit and enjoy coz you can still. It's like going for a walk, surely the docs would say that is ok, :)

skegly
16-Feb-2014
9:58:53 PM
The heart is a love musle m9. Do what you love.
Ps if you said you were going to solo ozy to a doc he /she would probably advise you against that even in full health.
Thinking of ya
widewetandslippery
17-Feb-2014
8:43:36 AM
I'm pissed off that M9 is pissed off.

But to add some hilarity I'm pissed off also that I walked over 40kms Saturday night only to get hopelessly lost, have 1hr sleep in a dry bag and raincoat prior to dawn, still search for my mystery gully, have to hand over hand back up my new 4mm abseil rope with a broken elbow. Then have a 15km walk back to Katoomba, run for a train, fall asleep soaking wet. Go home pass out with only a tub of yogurt for dinner.

Now thats not what I'm pissed off about, what I'm pissed off about is I got up at quarter to five to go to work and no one else showed up because it was raining! f--- I really could of stayed in bed to!



IdratherbeclimbingM9
17-Feb-2014
2:22:59 PM
Thanks (all) for the encouragement.
... I have also taken a leaf out of ww&s's adventure-book and taken a large spoonful of cement since making that post, which was made in an unguarded moment of surprise while still digesting the possible implications of that unexpected news.
widewetandslippery
17-Feb-2014
2:35:07 PM
M9 I'm soft as. Watch Deliverance on tele the other night? i would of taken the weak option of burying the body in a shallow grave to. hehehehe....................

hope to get down your way soon for ordinary madness so dont kark it you old c--t! Emailed you some weekend pics, post them if you have the know how.
lacto
17-Feb-2014
5:01:48 PM
how did the blood bank pick it up . they take your blood pressure , test haemoglobin level, ask your weight -very occasional weigh you and last time for the first time measured my height . they do feel your pulse for 10 to 15 seconds surely that's not where they picked it up

shortman
17-Feb-2014
5:02:04 PM
On 17/02/2014 IdratherbeclimbingM9 wrote:
>Thanks (all) for the encouragement.
>... I have also taken a leaf out of ww&s's adventure-book and taken a
>large spoonful of cement since making that post, which was made in an unguarded
>moment of surprise while still digesting the possible implications of that
>unexpected news.

Good to hear M9. Be strong.

ajfclark
17-Feb-2014
6:04:07 PM
On 17/02/2014 lacto wrote:
>how did the blood bank pick it up . they take your blood pressure , test
>haemoglobin level, ask your weight -very occasional weigh you and last
>time for the first time measured my height . they do feel your pulse for
>10 to 15 seconds surely that's not where they picked it up

Part of the process of measuring blood pressure is listening to the noises your blood makes as it passes the constriction. That's why you need a stethoscope on the veins and a cuff when you do it manually.

Automagic pressure cuffs detect when it's irregular as it might mean the reading is bogus.
Wendy
17-Feb-2014
8:08:35 PM
The machines give you weird reading if you have an irregular beat. a decent nurse will recheck it and do a manual if it's still weird to find out why. A slack nurse will just write it in as is. So sounds like you had a decent nurse.

Miguel75
17-Feb-2014
8:25:44 PM
On 16/02/2014 skegly wrote:
>The heart is a love musle m9... SNIP...

RAMSHACKLE GLORY

"Your Heart Is A Muscle The Size Of Your Fist"



Lyrics -

Dalia never showed me nothing but kindness.
She would say: “I know how sad you get."
And some days, I still get that way,
But it gets better.
It gets better.
It gets better.
Sweetie, it gets better, I promise you.
And she'd tell me

Your heart is a muscle the size of your fist,
Keep on loving. Keep on fighting.
And hold on, hold on,
Hold on for your life.

Ian built a cabin in the woods to live in.
For years, terrifying noises kept him up at night
With a twelve gauge under his pillow.
He’s living in Boston now, going to art school.
I forgive him.
I forgive him.
Hell, I’ll admit it: I’m proud of him.

Serena’s an architect and a carpenter.
She’s such a feminist she says she isn’t one,
Because 'Goddamn, my gender shouldn’t matter!'
And her motorcycle glides through the streets of Providence,
Down to the warehouse district.
The paint job is as stunning as
Her knowledge of medieval building techniques.

Your heart is a muscle the size of your fist.
Keep on loving. Keep on fighting.
And hold on, and hold on,
Hold on for your life.

This one goes out to Georgios, he knows how to dance.
Abby Banks, your book is beautiful,
And flip anyone who says otherwise.
Scott, I love you and you make me glad to be alive.
I promise that I’m gonna pay you back.
You always know how funny everything is,
Even when I’m so serious that it’s gonna be the death of me.

Like the time that our friend Chuck came over to our house.
He said he needed somebody to take care of his pets,
'Cause he was going out of town.
I asked him “Where?” and he said “New Mexico.”
I asked if I could get a ride.
He said: “No, you don’t want to follow me
Where it is I’m going.”
He pulled out of the drive way.
That was the last time we saw him,
'Cause he drove straight to his parent’s cabin
And put a bullet in his head.

Your heart is a muscle the size of your fist.
Keep on loving. Keep on fighting.
And hold on, and hold on,
Hold on for your life.

Your heart is a muscle the size of your fist.
Keep on loving. Keep on fighting.
And hold on, and hold on,
Hold on for your life.

What I get out of this musical masterpiece is that a heart is approx the size of a #3 C4.

IdratherbeclimbingM9
17-Feb-2014
10:02:10 PM
On 17/02/2014 ajfclark wrote:
>On 17/02/2014 lacto wrote:
>>how did the blood bank pick it up . they take your blood pressure , test
>>haemoglobin level, ask your weight -very occasional weigh you and last
>>time for the first time measured my height . they do feel your pulse
>for
>>10 to 15 seconds surely that's not where they picked it up
>
>Part of the process of measuring blood pressure is listening to the noises
>your blood makes as it passes the constriction. That's why you need a stethoscope
>on the veins and a cuff when you do it manually.
>
>Automagic pressure cuffs detect when it's irregular as it might mean the
>reading is bogus.

& Wendy wrote;
>The machines give you weird reading if you have an irregular beat. a decent nurse will recheck it and do a manual if it's still weird to find out why. A slack nurse will just write it in as is. So sounds like you had a decent nurse.

Probably mostly the latter.
The nurse had done the automagic-machine thing but didn't comment on the reading (nor had a look of surprise etc), entered that reading to the computer system, and then took my pulse. She did however comment about the pulse, and sought out another nurse to also check my pulse as confirmation of her suspicions.
The second nurse agreed with the first, and so the first then phoned the Red Cross Dr on duty, for further guidance. Dr on duty spoke with me on the phone and I left with the form that the nurse gave me. The local GP has run with the issue from there...

pezz
17-Feb-2014
10:19:09 PM
don't sweat on it mate, it wont help..
12 years ago i went into a medical for a job and i walked out of there with a bunch of specialist appointments and scans to be had, dc said i had a heart murmur and needed to get it looked into... so on with all the tests and they tell me i have mitral valve reflux.. recommended i get re checked on a yearly basis... 12 years on and i haven't been back for a check up... if i hadn't been told i wouldn't know i had it,

when this dog is ready to die, he will

Sabu
3-Mar-2014
1:13:48 PM
Officially pissed I haven't done much climbing and am instead still grinding away in thesis land.

So I'm putting the call out (this is climbing related because its stopping me from climbing..):

If anyone in Melbourne is interested in participating in my research on driving behaviour please PM me and I will send you details about what is involved. I need 3 males between the ages of 30 and 65 to finish!



IdratherbeclimbingM9
5-Mar-2014
8:40:35 PM
On 3/03/2014 Sabu wrote:
>If anyone in Melbourne is interested in participating in my research on
>driving behaviour please PM me and I will send you details about what is
>involved. I need 3 males between the ages of 30 and 65 to finish!
>
>
>

What if a candidate such as you nominate, is outside Melbourne?

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