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Wanderers Ways. Neil Thompson 1961-2021

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I had to peel some sweet potatoes yesterday, so bought a new paring knife as they are hard skinned fuckers. The handle was protruding from the sealed plastic packaging, so I simply yanked it to force the blade through it. It passed through the plastic and into the meaty part of the palm of my other hand, resulting in a grinning 1 1/2 inch deep gash.

 

I've not had any stitches for 45 years but as I sat in the brand new A & E in Burnley receiving 9 deep stitches, I strangely found it quite relaxing and therapeutic as I watched the stitches pulling the edges of flesh together.

 

Anyone else found theirselves enjoying somat that simply doesn't make sense?

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I had to peel some sweet potatoes yesterday, so bought a new paring knife as they are hard skinned fuckers. The handle was protruding from the sealed plastic packaging, so I simply yanked it to force the blade through it. It passed through the plastic and into the meaty part of the palm of my other hand, resulting in a grinning 1 1/2 inch deep gash.

 

I've not had any stitches for 45 years but as I sat in the brand new A & E in Burnley receiving 9 deep stitches, I strangely found it quite relaxing and therapeutic as I watched the stitches pulling the edges of flesh together.

 

Anyone else found theirselves enjoying somat that simply doesn't make sense?

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I fell off a cliff face once, broke my fall with some pine trees, tore my upper arm open really bad and, being in the arse end of nowhere, had to stitch the wound myself without anathesthetic - that really smarted.

 

Did you bite your little finger off and sharpen the bone on a rock to use as a needle, then use your own pubic hairs as thread?

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Erm....what happened to the sweet spuds ?? Who cooked ?? What wer you cooking ??

 

Dowter took over whilst i drove to A &E with half a roll of paper towel wrapped around me left hand. Healthy sheperds pie with sweet potato mashed topping. Was toppo when i eventually got a  plate last night.

 

Judge, the wifey had that sinus operation back in the early nineties and she concurs that the removal of the cotton wool buds was more painful than the 30 hrs of childbirth she went through. The pisser is that for her, the relief that the operation provided only lasted 5 years.

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There's a few who've undergone the knife for snapped banjo iirc.

 

Personally, the worst part was, well there were a few, but 'he' knew what was coming and shrivelled up like a hedgehog in front of a dog, the all female assistant team had probably heard my ''It's cold out'' about a hundred times an' all - it was a lonely walk to the operating table, in those midget foam slippers and arse bared to the world, then I find out the woman who was supposed to be doing the deed, a venerated surgeon, is talking some nervous looking asian lad (around my then age, late twenties) through doing it. The point of bandaging it after was lost on me, but I even went into work afterward and out for a night out later, midway through which the painkillers finally wore off, ouch.

 

Didn't have a decent sh*g for months after, and this contributed in no small amount to my girlfriend at the time giving me the flick.

 

Still, all's well that (nob) ends well.

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