On 03/11/2011 11:06, tony sayer wrote:
In , Terry Fields
scribeth thus

Derek Geldard wrote:

Superintendant Radiographer ... "The films are falling off"

Me ... "What's happening, what is it that's making them fall off?"

Sup. Rad. in aggressive/defensive mood "How am I supposed to know?"

The films are can be seen exposed at all times and the usual cause is
films properly located at bottom but not at top, or films curly not
flat because the dryer is set too hot.

Me, "Sigh. You'll have to have a service visit then (needing a 520
mile drive with 2 overnight stays in a hotel) let's say £1,100 before
I start."

Make your money while you can....

The last X-ray I had was a case of walking 10 yards down a corridor,
being positioned in front of something, then being told to go back to
the consultant. By the time I'd walked the 10 yards back, he'd
examined the image on his computer...
Terry Fields

Thats how there're doing it these days and damm good it is too!. My
daughter despite being told not to walk around barefoot after we bloke a
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