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Family Forum / Parenting / Mothers / September 2005Good grief - at the telly
I had the telly on this morning while I was decorating. They did a live vasectomy on it - not sure what I think about that, I think they were doing it in the name of education. It was all pretty discrete in that they had green paper hiding everything apart from a pink area. But goodness!!! The local anaesthetic didnt work properly and the bloke kept saying ouch and visibly flinching and the surgeon kept saying very calmly 'oh thats causing you a problem' and squirting a bit more anaesthetic in! then carrying on with his conversation with the presenter whilst doing the surgery. It was rather eye opening! dont think it would have encouraged many men to get one done :-/  SignatureSarah It's an odd world I live in. It was all pretty discrete in that > they had green paper hiding everything apart from a pink area. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > dont think it would have encouraged many men to get one done :-/ No I don't think there was much point in that?! Maybe getting the wives to push their hubbies into it? Okay sarah... alert me. I was eating and nearly lost my lunch... not because it was gross but because the image got me laughing so hard I was spewing! LOL! Any idiot that lets them broadcast it live gets what they deserve! OUCH! Anni > It was all pretty discrete in that > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > LOL! <BG> It was pretty funny in a very wincing sort of way, I really thought they were going to cut to adverts!! > Any idiot that lets them broadcast it live gets what they deserve! Absolutely!! ROFLMAO afterwards the Im sure I heard the presenter say that the man had explained that he did tend to have a sensitive thingy (didnt quite hear what they were saying as I was wrestling with lining paper at the time) and that could have caused the problem. If I heard right I bet he *never* lives that one down. SignatureSarah It's an odd world I live in. > > LOL! > > <BG> It was pretty funny in a very wincing sort of way, I really thought > they were going to cut to adverts!! Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! > > Any idiot that lets them broadcast it live gets what they deserve! > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > paper at the time) and that could have caused the problem. If I heard > right I bet he *never* lives that one down. OMG I must quit eating in front of the computer Sarah. Spagetti this time... OHHHHHHHHHHHH the dear man is doomed to a laughing stock if that was the case. Next time stop and watch Sarah... enough of the paper lining! LOL! Anni > -- > Sarah > It's an odd world I live in. >>>LOL! >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >>>Any idiot that lets them broadcast it live gets what they deserve! I sooo cant believe they did it live - imagine if he'd fainted or..... the knife slipped :-/ >>Absolutely!! ROFLMAO afterwards the Im sure I heard the presenter say >>that the man had explained that he did tend to have a sensitive thingy [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Anni lol!!!! tomorrow its paint - and I forgot to ask dh to get me a shower cap so by evening I'll be going out with speckledy hair :-/ SignatureSarah It's an odd world I live in. > I sooo cant believe they did it live - imagine if he'd fainted or..... > the knife slipped :-/ Holy Moly... it was live! That is a nervy thought! > >>Absolutely!! ROFLMAO afterwards the Im sure I heard the presenter say > >>that the man had explained that he did tend to have a sensitive thingy > >>(didnt quite hear what they were saying as I was wrestling with lining > >>paper at the time) and that could have caused the problem. If I heard > >>right I bet he *never* lives that one down. Next time stop and watch Sarah... enough of the paper lining! LOL! > > Anni > > lol!!!! > > tomorrow its paint - and I forgot to ask dh to get me a shower cap so by > evening I'll be going out with speckledy hair :-/ Oh! Then you can sit and listen to the paint dry! What color are you usuing? Anni >>tomorrow its paint - and I forgot to ask dh to get me a shower cap so by >>evening I'll be going out with speckledy hair :-/ [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Anni Its a warm cream, very soothing but not very exciting. The carpet will be a warm beige and I'll see if I can get some burgundy colours for things like curtains and bedcovers. but lol!! Im just recovering from a bout of overconfidence. I decided to seal round our windows with silicone sealant this afternoon. Ive seen it done on telly and it looked easy so I thought Id have no problem. I got a nice tube of sealant (one of the no gun ones) and started. Before Id even blinked a huge sausage of sealant had erupted from the tube. I panicked and wiped it with my fingers. Before Id blinked a second time both of my hands were covered in sticky irremovable sealant. Then the phone rang. Now why i picked it up Im not sure, but after half a conversation I realised the phone was now glued to my hand and my hair stuck to the phone. I gave my apologies, pressed the off button and unpealed the phone from my hands and hair. hot water made it worse. I scraped the sealant away from the instructions on the tube and read that I should use white spirit. The white spirit was in the garage. So now Ive spent half an hour removing sealant from hands, phone, taps and various door handles. I need a cup of tea! SignatureSarah It's an odd world I live in. > but lol!! Im just recovering from a bout of overconfidence. I decided to > seal round our windows with silicone sealant this afternoon. Ive seen it [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > -- Oh ugh... sounds like something I'd do I tell ya. /somber memories! The image is a bit funny though. Did you get it all off? I hope the tea helped soothe! Throw in some chocolate for good measure! Anni >I had the telly on this morning while I was decorating. They did a live >vasectomy on it - not sure what I think about that, I think they were [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >dont think it would have encouraged many men to get one done :-/ Oh my. If dh had seen that he'd probably nix the idea of getting one! That reminds me of those "Baby Story" shows on TLC. Good grief almighty, one could be put off having a baby after watching that. Nan >>I had the telly on this morning while I was decorating. They did a live >>vasectomy on it - not sure what I think about that, I think they were [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Nan <G> Ive been itching to talk it over but I darent tell dh what happened so I had to phone a friend <G> The video we were shown at the antenatal classes was enough to put me off giving birth - unfortunately it was a bit late to do anything about it by then :-/ SignatureSarah It's an odd world I live in. ><G> Ive been itching to talk it over but I darent tell dh what happened >so I had to phone a friend <G> > >The video we were shown at the antenatal classes was enough to put me >off giving birth - unfortunately it was a bit late to do anything about >it by then :-/ ROTFL! Same with my class, during my first pregnancy. I was a young 20-year old already nervous, and I had to see that! Nan Gee - DH's procedure was minor and pain free for him. The dr did give him a local, and was talking to him thru the whole thing. As DH put it - the anxiety leading up to it was the worse of all. He said the 2 valium they gave him weren't enough to take the anxiety away. But the afteraffects were nothing, and he didn't quite understand why he was so uptight about it. > I had the telly on this morning while I was decorating. They did a live > vasectomy on it - not sure what I think about that, I think they were [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > dont think it would have encouraged many men to get one done :-/ >Gee - DH's procedure was minor and pain free for him. The dr did give him >a local, and was talking to him thru the whole thing. Heh. This reminds me of having a doctor talk during a Gyno exam.... LOL! >As DH put it - the anxiety leading up to it was the worse of all. He said >the 2 valium they gave him weren't enough to take the anxiety away. But >the afteraffects were nothing, and he didn't quite understand why he was so >uptight about it. I'm like that about dental procedures. I get myself all worked up and it turns out not to be as bad as I feared. And then I repeat the process next time, LOL. Nan > I'm like that about dental procedures. I get myself all worked up and > it turns out not to be as bad as I feared. And then I repeat the > process next time, LOL. > > Nan LOL Nan... dental procedures don't deal with the male pride and joy! But yeah... I get a bit nerved over dental stuff too! I don't think i'd be letting anyone touch my little guy if i were a man though. No sireeeeeeeee bob... thank you very much... not! Anni >LOL Nan... dental procedures don't deal with the male pride and joy! But >yeah... I get a bit nerved over dental stuff too! I don't think i'd be >letting anyone touch my little guy if i were a man though. No sireeeeeeeee >bob... thank you very much... not! Hahahaa! I had dh convinced he *HAD* to have a vas. But then I had my tubes tied during A's section, so he got lucky ;-) Nan |
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