Dublin crew!!!

newagehippie wrote:

I disagree, most women I know who have had them said giving birth was a brezze in comparison....although that is just what they told me...I have no idea....but I have a pretty good feeling the pain is very comparable.....;)

i agree with Hippie on this one.. i was in so much agony for 5 days that on the 4th day i got up and was sick into the kitchen sink... i was perplexed as to why i was puking as i hadnt eaten in those first 4 days (in too much pain).. so why was i sick???


at this point i thought it was maybe time to go to the hospital... they admitted me straight away as i was so dehydrated that i had to get a drip straight away... next thing they told me the reason i was sick and why it tasted so bad was that i had vomited my 4 days worth of collected digestive juices and acids!!! not nice...

the pain was so bad on one day that i actually fell to the ground and was hitting my head of the floor to get something else to hurt so i wouldnt feel the kidney pain... its a weird pain as it makes you think you're not able to breath... just not nice... my Urologist said the pain is regarded to be the equivalent pain of childbirth for men

Heineken Helen wrote:

LOL ok then

Ooooohhh, I can't wait now

seriously neither can I

if some pissed-up xenophobic country yokel wants to punch me in the face because i called his favey-wavey sport "shit" then i'm all for that i was expecting Ireland to be more cosmopolitan than that... but it sounds like the East End of glasgow where people are stabbed if they wear the wrong coloured football shirt :rolleyes:

to summise... if anyone wants to ask me when i'm in Ireland what i think about hurling i'll tell them it shit... just as I think golf (which Scotland invented) is shit.

i dont plan on meeting that many people when over there anyway... mostly i just want to meet folk on this thread... and although they might not say it i bet 93% of them coming over to Ireland dont give a flying fuck about hurling either..

thats my last comment on it


p.s. i hope we are still joking around and not everyone thinks we are falling out about all of this... we've done this since i can remember... helen/me says stuff then helen/me argue about aforementioned stuff!!

Keithos wrote:

Good afternoon...

... perfect weather in london for a nice Pimms on the green!

Absolutely. My office is next to the roof terrace at work ... temptation

dunkman1974 wrote:

i agree with Hippie on this one.. i was in so much agony for 5 days that on the 4th day i got up and was sick into the kitchen sink... i was perplexed as to why i was puking as i hadnt eaten in those first 4 days (in too much pain).. so why was i sick???


at this point i thought it was maybe time to go to the hospital... they admitted me straight away as i was so dehydrated that i had to get a drip straight away... next thing they told me the reason i was sick and why it tasted so bad was that i had vomited my 4 days worth of collected digestive juices and acids!!! not nice...

the pain was so bad on one day that i actually fell to the ground and was hitting my head of the floor to get something else to hurt so i wouldnt feel the kidney pain... its a weird pain as it makes you think you're not able to breath... just not nice... my Urologist said the pain is regarded to be the equivalent pain of childbirth for men

Pussy :cool:

Keithos wrote:

Tell me about it... I'm working from home and a can see the pub across the road from my window...

Then why are you still working from home ...

I walk along the South Bank to get home and am sure there will be plenty of people sat out eating and drinking tonight ...

dunkman1974 wrote:

what part of "thats my last comment on it" did you not understand...

no joking around is "where its at" as the the kids say nowadays

So you've never seen this game that you know so much about then, eh???

[quote="Heineken Helen
For what it's worth, although I've experienced neither thank fuck, I've heard passing stones IS similar to child birth... sounds a bit exaggerated to me (typical men) but that's what they say [/quote"]

Exaggerated! Let them tell us what pain is when one of them shits a rugby ball (inflated!)

dunkman1974 wrote:

see above post :rolleyes:

Hahahahahahahahahahaha typical man!!! :rolleyes:

Byrnzie wrote:

Is there such a thing?

Personally I like to see myself as half man, half orangutan. But then, that's just me.

Which half?!!!! :eek: