Things that give you the sh1ts

[stan]

I'd do anything to be a teenager again. I know second time around I wouldn't knock back all those ugly roots...

Second time around I would

Haha yeah mate there are a few I would definitely root a few more times now that I lool back. Ans as you said not knock back the ugly roots hahaha [emoji12]

[Phantom Gossiper]

Having to cover a guy at work the past 3-4 weeks whose off sick on top of my usual work load then finding out today he's off for another 2 weeks at least!

FML

[RustyCage]

Having to cover a guy at work the past 3-4 weeks whose off sick on top of my usual work load then finding out today he's off for another 2 weeks at least!

FML

Your life is probably still better than his!

[Phantom Gossiper]

Having to cover a guy at work the past 3-4 weeks whose off sick on top of my usual work load then finding out today he's off for another 2 weeks at least!

FML

Your life is probably still better than his!

True

[Johno6]

So it would seem I will be in the market for 2 new roller doors in the not to distant future.

awesome stuff

[mighty_tiger_79]

Ouch $$$$$$$$$$

[Phantom Gossiper]

People who think stuff can just happen instantly!

Had a guy ring me at 7:00pm last night after an urgent part to be arranged and transported to him (Adelaide to Moomba), then already got him hounding me this morning asking why it hasn't shown up yet!

[Q.]

Looking for a needle in a haystack. FFS.

[Johno6]

I have a constant poppin noise in my left ear
it has been there for ages and ages and ive seen dr and ENT about it and they say theres nothing there.
then why the **** is it doing it.

[HH3]

Put baby oil in your ear....apparently, that'll fix 'er right up.

[mighty_tiger_79]

Just your imagination. .

[Psyber]

I have a constant poppin noise in my left ear
it has been there for ages and ages and ive seen dr and ENT about it and they say theres nothing there.
then why the **** is it doing it.

Sometimes things like this are not in the ear, but for example in adjacent blood vessels, the throat, or joints.
Similarly, sources of ear pain include tongue, teeth, tonsils, larynx, and the temporo-mandibular joint.

[Johno6]

I had my tonsils out just over a year ago, and when I saw the ENT then he couldn't really find anything
im going back to my GP tomorrow for something else so I am going to ask him for a referral to the ENT again or something.

it is seriously driving me insane.


and I don't trust you HH#, no hoffence.

[Footy Chick]

[, and the temporo-mandibular joint.

This was going to be my guess - or the eustacian tubes.

Happens to me every time i have a sinus op - goes away after time though.

[HH3]

I had my tonsils out just over a year ago, and when I saw the ENT then he couldn't really find anything
im going back to my GP tomorrow for something else so I am going to ask him for a referral to the ENT again or something.

it is seriously driving me insane.


and I don't trust you HH#, no hoffence.

Im pretty sure Squids said he did this to stop some ear problem...

[Johno6]

no sure if that comment was meant to help your case?

[Johno6]

[, and the temporo-mandibular joint.

This was going to be my guess - or the eustacian tubes.

Happens to me every time i have a sinus op - goes away after time though.

I tried to use the google translator for this and it didn't work.

in English please?

or you saying I have fallopian tubes?

[Psyber]

[, and the temporo-mandibular joint.

This was going to be my guess - or the eustacian tubes.

Happens to me every time i have a sinus op - goes away after time though.

I tried to use the google translator for this and it didn't work.

in English please?

or you saying I have fallopian tubes?

Temporo-mandibular joint: where the lower jaw bone hinges from the skull just in front of the ear.
Eustachian Tubes: run down from the middle ear to the upper throat (or pharynx) providing drainage from the ear. These tend to block up when the throat is inflamed or infected.

[Johno6]

[, and the temporo-mandibular joint.

This was going to be my guess - or the eustacian tubes.

Happens to me every time i have a sinus op - goes away after time though.

I tried to use the google translator for this and it didn't work.

in English please?

or you saying I have fallopian tubes?

Temporo-mandibular joint: where the lower jaw bone hinges from the skull just in front of the ear.
Eustachian Tubes: run down from the middle ear to the upper throat (or pharynx) providing drainage from the ear. These tend to block up when the throat is inflamed or infected.

cheers mate,

he did mention something about something similar
gave me nose spray to try and clear nose to help everything drain
spray cost me $40 and did nothing.

[Spargo]

I had my tonsils out just over a year ago, and when I saw the ENT then he couldn't really find anything
im going back to my GP tomorrow for something else so I am going to ask him for a referral to the ENT again or something.

it is seriously driving me insane.


and I don't trust you HH#, no hoffence.

Im pretty sure Squids said he did this to stop some ear problem...

That was the least of his problems...