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Default 24 hrs du A&E, man nearly chops off leg with circ saw, or was itangle grinder

Almost had to hide behind the settee while watching 24 hours in A&E last
night. A bloke was building a shed and the circular saw got caught on
his clothes. he managed to cut his thigh muscle down to the bone
(eeeowwwww). Damn lucky he didn't got through any major nerves or vessels.

Earlier on a muslim bloke was talking about his son who had been run
over, telling us how the son had been to the mosque to learn arabic
'teaching' blah, blah, blah and then C4 cut to the most amazing bit of
product placing advert EVER. It was a Sainsburys advert extolling the
virtues of their hot cross buns, and 'have we tried them with a BACON
filling' !!.


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Ah sounds like google are in charge of advert scheduling now.

The other night during Bones, in which a Stewardess on a long haul jet was
microwaved to death in an oven, there was a commercial for the large range
of meals available in one foof the supermarkets. I guess somebody had a
sense of humour over at Sky. Ie it was Pick.
You often get adverts for insurance in programs based on the work of the
emergency services as well.
While on the subject of adverts, I do notice some irritating behaviour on
commercial channels where a long part is shown before the first break, then
progressively shorter bits between the later ones.
This I assume is to get people hooked in and then blast tem with the adverts
mercilessly.
Brian

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Almost had to hide behind the settee while watching 24 hours in A&E last
night. A bloke was building a shed and the circular saw got caught on his
clothes. he managed to cut his thigh muscle down to the bone (eeeowwwww).
Damn lucky he didn't got through any major nerves or vessels.

Earlier on a muslim bloke was talking about his son who had been run over,
telling us how the son had been to the mosque to learn arabic 'teaching'
blah, blah, blah and then C4 cut to the most amazing bit of product
placing advert EVER. It was a Sainsburys advert extolling the virtues of
their hot cross buns, and 'have we tried them with a BACON filling' !!.




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On 11/03/2016 08:24, Brian Gaff wrote:
Ah sounds like google are in charge of advert scheduling now.

The other night during Bones, in which a Stewardess on a long haul jet was
microwaved to death in an oven, there was a commercial for the large range
of meals available in one foof the supermarkets. I guess somebody had a
sense of humour over at Sky. Ie it was Pick.
You often get adverts for insurance in programs based on the work of the
emergency services as well.
While on the subject of adverts, I do notice some irritating behaviour on
commercial channels where a long part is shown before the first break, then
progressively shorter bits between the later ones.
This I assume is to get people hooked in and then blast tem with the adverts
mercilessly.
Brian


TBH, it would never have occurred to me to use a hot cross bun as a
burger bun, filled with a rasher. I might try it out of interest though.

Man who nearly chopped off leg recovered well, unlike the roofer who
fell through an asbestos roof on C5 last night. His pelvis and hip joint
are now like reinforced concrete. A salient warning to anyone fixing up
their shed or garage. You don't have to fall very far onto concrete to
do an awful lot of damage.
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TBH, it would never have occurred to me to use a hot cross bun as a
burger bun, filled with a rasher. I might try it out of interest though.

Man who nearly chopped off leg recovered well, unlike the roofer who
fell through an asbestos roof on C5 last night. His pelvis and hip
joint are now like reinforced concrete. A salient warning to anyone
fixing up their shed or garage. You don't have to fall very far onto
concrete to do an awful lot of damage.


Yes or even compacted soil. I managed about 15' with collar bone,
shoulder blade and numerous ribs plus a slightly punctured and flattened
lung.

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Andrew writes:
On 11/03/2016 08:24, Brian Gaff wrote:
Ah sounds like google are in charge of advert scheduling now.

The other night during Bones, in which a Stewardess on a long haul jet was
microwaved to death in an oven, there was a commercial for the large range
of meals available in one foof the supermarkets. I guess somebody had a
sense of humour over at Sky. Ie it was Pick.
You often get adverts for insurance in programs based on the work of the
emergency services as well.
While on the subject of adverts, I do notice some irritating behaviour on
commercial channels where a long part is shown before the first break, then
progressively shorter bits between the later ones.
This I assume is to get people hooked in and then blast tem with the adverts
mercilessly.
Brian


TBH, it would never have occurred to me to use a hot cross bun as a
burger bun, filled with a rasher. I might try it out of interest though.

Man who nearly chopped off leg recovered well, unlike the roofer who
fell through an asbestos roof on C5 last night. His pelvis and hip joint
are now like reinforced concrete. A salient warning to anyone fixing up
their shed or garage. You don't have to fall very far onto concrete to
do an awful lot of damage.


ISTR Geoff said his uncle or cousin or similar fell through the bedroom
ceiling from the loft a year or two back, and died.

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