He probably thought he could just walk it off or have a cup of Tea and Scones to feel better.
On the essence of being British...
by besty 24 Replies latest jw friends
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besty
He then calmly walked to the home of his neighbour Steve Francis, knocked on the door and said to him: "Please help, I've cut off my arm."
Mr Francis, 49, said he "wasn't screaming" and appeared "as relaxed as can be" despite the blood pouring from his wound.
No shouting and screaming - not even mild yelling and cussing. No undue haste...
Note that he knocked his neighbours door, doesn't say which hand he used...
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Pubsinger
Hi Besty ROFL
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Dagney
(LOL Besty)
Loved it.
Now I want to be British when I grow up. Dignified, calm in a crisis.
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Pubsinger
Don't think I have Besty
Nah it's staying for a bit LOL
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M.J.
This story so reminds me of:
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besty
okay strictly off-topic but this is regularly voted best british comedy moment ever
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llbh
Hi
I do agree that sums a British attitude.
I had a very bad accident, and was waiting for 3 hours whilst they decided what to do. Then a doctor asked me and the nurse what painkillers i was on , when she said none , he turned to me and said "you must be in pain , why did you not complain ?" My elbow was in pieces . i could feel the loose bone floating about . I said to the doctor " i would not dream of telling you how to do your job*
I soon got a morphine drip!
Btw i agree about the Del boy clip
Regards David
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Pubsinger
Let's do a spin off comedy thread . . .
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ninja
ffs....what's with the mhanky mhob avatars pubsinger?