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[mart166]

May 18, 2014 11:51:57 GMT willy9b said:

Hehe No, don't be concerned - at all

I worked in operating theatres for about 32 years.

I'll *never* run short of syringes or wide-bore needles...

... I've even got an ancient amputation saw

I'm not worried, just will get first train home if taken ill in yorks lol



MP

[willy9b]

May 18, 2014 14:43:45 GMT mart166 said:

May 18, 2014 11:51:57 GMT willy9b said:

Hehe No, don't be concerned - at all

I worked in operating theatres for about 32 years.

I'll *never* run short of syringes or wide-bore needles...

... I've even got an ancient amputation saw

I'm not worried, just will get first train home if taken ill in yorks lol



MP

I represent that remark,mart166

Anyways, you'll be relieved to hear that I've retired now

This wazzock* was a workmate - always found him a bit creepy...

Incidentally, I did 17 years on permanent nights at SMH. 'Sleep's for wimps' was my catch-phrase.

*Any namby-pamby bloody southerners should look this up - it's a great insult!

[mart166]

Nothing personal meant willy, just banter.

Some of my best friends northerners, funny they choose to live in london !!!

Best not say more as due for trip to york soon, passport ready, do i need to bring own food lol


As kenny Everitt said, i done in the best possible taste

MP

[willy9b]

No offense taken, Mart, I was just being daft (as usual).
You'll enjoy York - lots to see and do. I lived in London for about 6 years (in the late 70s/early 80s) and really enjoyed it, but I wouldn't want to go back except for the odd visit. Pie & mash in short supply oop 'ere, but there are plenty of tasty alternatives.

Have fun!