Bayern fans whining about refereeing decisions :cloud9:

[Sir C]

So what's the root cause?

No idea. He suggested that the loonies at NHS direct should have made me go to hospital when it happened in case it was a stroke, then rapidly lost interest.

I can see why everyone is so wedded to 'our' NHS. The cat gets better treatment.

[Burney]

No idea. He suggested that the loonies at NHS direct should have made me go to hospital when it happened in case it was a stroke, then rapidly lost interest.

I can see why everyone is so wedded to 'our' NHS. The cat gets better treatment.

So it deffo wasn't a stroke?

[Sir C]

So it deffo wasn't a stroke?

Well I'm not drooling so I guess not. That's just my guess, of course.

[Viva Prat Vegas]

Well I'm not drooling so I guess not. That's just my guess, of course.

Last week one of your nostrils started working again after a 30 year break and now this

I do not want to worry you but something is wrong

[Sir C]

Last week one of your nostrils started working again after a 30 year break and now this

I do not want to worry you but something is wrong

It's ok, the nostril has quit again.

[SWv2]

Well I'm not drooling so I guess not. That's just my guess, of course.

Probably a TIA (Transient Ischemic attack) as dizziness and continued dizzy spells are a very common symptom as opposed to the drooling you mention.

[Sir C]

Probably a TIA (Transient Ischemic attack) as dizziness and continued dizzy spells are a very common symptom as opposed to the drooling you mention.

Oh good, that sounds fine then.

[Burney]

Probably a TIA (Transient Ischemic attack) as dizziness and continued dizzy spells are a very common symptom as opposed to the drooling you mention.

Symptoms of a TIA tend to resolve within 24 hours and yer man here's still banjaxed.

One has to assume some degree of competence on behalf of his doctor, surely?

And don't mention Rich.