Blather, Waffle and Poppycock!

[flamingpig0]

Agreed, but if they go on to become abusers, sterilisation should break the chain of abuse. Thus reducing the number of abusers for further generations.

How?

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Aren't these posts a tad heavy for what is supposed to be a light hearted thread Gentlemen ? (unsubtal hit)

[flamingpig0]

Aren't these posts a tad heavy for what is supposed to be a light hearted thread Gentlemen ? (unsubtal hit)

Probably

 Just a little story which for reasons that are unclear to me  I wish to share.. I used to work as an advocate for all  sorts of  marginalized groups and one of my clients was trying to recover her  child from, social services. It concerns a youngish lady I shall call X , Now, we read through the social service notes together and it said "as X was abused as a child there is a high chance that she  herself will become an abuser.  I said to X – that seem remarkably unfair and even logically questionable." To which she said – "I don't know Ian – what I do know is that it is rubbish and I was never abused as a child" Basically social services had confused the notes on two of their charges to the detriment of X and her attempt to get her family back together.
Anyway just a little story  around  abusers  real and supposed

Now the case  involving the 6ft tall fetish model and the gypsy curse I will leave for another time

[FierceKitty]

Agreed, but if they go on to become abusers, sterilisation should break the chain of abuse. Thus reducing the number of abusers for further generations.

Man hands on misery to man;
It deepens like a coastal shelf.
Get out as early as you can,
And don't have any kids yourself.

[Heedless Horseman]

On 'Confusion' of records.
Dentist, a few years ago. Well knackered tooth. X Rays before referral to Dental Hospital for extraction... dentist put one up.
"Oh Dear! Well, THAT one looks very bad too... I'll add it onto notes."
THEN, had another think... and realised Assistant had put X Ray WRONG WAY ROUND!

Talking to Radiographer... happens quite often!  Pre op.
VERY occasionally, in Hospital Op theatre, Good surgeon might think "Well, That does not look bad... let's  double check, again!"
I think it becomes filed as 'Exploratory Surgery'... do stress, VERY rare! And, at least the good bit has been looked at!

Still got what is left of tooth, maybe 6 years on!

"My Lord... THERE are your Gums!" 

[flamingpig0]

On 'Confusion' of records.
Dentist, a few years ago. Well knackered tooth. X Rays before referral to Dental Hospital for extraction... dentist put one up.
"Oh Dear! Well, THAT one looks very bad too... I'll add it onto notes."
THEN, had another think... and realised Assistant had put X Ray WRONG WAY ROUND!

Talking to Radiographer... happens quite often!  Pre op.
VERY occasionally, in Hospital Op theatre, Good surgeon might think "Well, That does not look bad... let's  double check, again!"
I think it becomes filed as 'Exploratory Surgery'... do stress, VERY rare! And, at least the good bit has been looked at!

Still got what is left of tooth, maybe 6 years on!

"My Lord... THERE are your Gums!" 

It could have been worse

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/may/21/elderly-man-has-wrong-leg-amputated-at-austrian-clinic

[Leon]

The eldest attended the Societies open day last week and chose himself a few clubs to join, those being Birdwatching (fair enough), Tabletop Gaming (he plays Magic and D&D) and... Medieval Re-enactment?!  He's never mentioned any interest in this previously but he said that they had two guys sword fighting outside so it looked like fun.  He might change his mind when they throw 25kg of chainmail on him...

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

 

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

25kg of chainmail on him...

Chainmail, you'll set the Kat mewing

[FierceKitty]

No longer necessary - people are noticing it for themselves now. 

[Raider4]

Well, that's what the peeps selling the stuff call it:

Chainmail and Plate Armour

Chainmail Armour for Sale

Re-Enactment Chainmail Armour

[FierceKitty]

Macdonald's call their wares "food". Does anyone believe them (twice, anyway)?

[Raider4]

Macdonald's call their wares "food". Does anyone believe them (twice, anyway)?

And their retail outlets are clearly not restaurants, despite their claim.

Language does evolve with usage, otherwise we'd all be still spelling stuff like this:



Printed in London by "G.B. and R.W." in 1643 (Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons)

[flamingpig0]

Macdonald's call their wares "food". Does anyone believe them (twice, anyway)?

Sadly, yes

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Bear in mind that spelling only standardised with mass printing - Billy Spearshake couldna spell.