TCRT11: Return of the TCRT (retroactively titled TCRT Wars: Episode VI – Return of the TCRT)

Hope you recover fast, Ob Bob! Best wishes.

Yeah shingles isn't fun, hope you get over it soon!

Get well soon Ob Bob.

Bloody rebadged chicken pox

Sounds crap, hope it goes away quickly.

get well soon Obbly Blobby

Shingles sounds horrible, feel better soon Ob Bob.

I'm back to work tomorrow after 3 weeks of paternity leave. Feels bad, man.

Shingles is gooseberry fool, I had it a few years ago and its one of the worst illnesses I've had, had the spots on my face (near the eye so had to have antivirals), neck and back and the pain was almost as bad as having a pressure sore.

Hope you recover soon Ob Bob.

Car in front of me at the junction on the way to work had a live laugh love sticker in the rear window :lol:

why didn’t you wave Jenuall?

Thanks for the kind words, everyone. It's been unnerving to see the sincerity with which everyone who has had or knows about it has been offering their sympathies, and as it keeps getting worse and worse I am beginning to understand why :dread:

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Sounds like I've got it the same as you did, Ironhide. I'm on the antivirals now. My eyeball feels like it's going to pop out of its socket.

Just got back from the Post Office where I was queuing next to a woman who was coughing and spluttering nonstop. While standing next to her at the tills she then casually mentions to the guy behind the counter "Oh it is Covid, but I've been isolating for a few days so I think it's okay now".

Oh well, I guess I'll find out in a few days if I've got it, along with everyone else who was there.

Imrahil wrote:Just got back from the Post Office where I was queuing next to a woman who was coughing and spluttering nonstop. While standing next to her at the tills she then casually mentions to the guy behind the counter "Oh it is Covid, but I've been isolating for a few days so I think it's okay now".

Oh well, I guess I'll find out in a few days if I've got it, along with everyone else who was there.

It's the governments fault for telling people to get back to normal, but this still sucks. What an idiot.

I'm annoyed when people go out with colds and happily spread them around. I don't want to be ill full stop really.

Yeah I was complaining about this the other week. Went into the office and the bloke sat next to me is coughing and sneezing all day. Could've strawberry floating slapped him.

Victor Mildew wrote:Car in front of me at the junction on the way to work had a live laugh love sticker in the rear window

why didn’t you wave Jenuall?

Zilnad wrote:Yeah I was complaining about this the other week. Went into the office and the bloke sat next to me is coughing and sneezing all day. Could've strawberry floating slapped him.

Crazy how inconsiderate people can be, but part of it's a management problem.

The bigwigs at my office have decided that we all need to be in every Tuesday as a hard rule. To quote the service manager, "If you're well enough to work from home, you're well enough to come into the office".

I had a cold a few weeks back, and I decided I was too ill to work from the office with a clear conscience, so I just called in sick since by their own logic I was too sick to work from home, even though I would've been perfectly capable. strawberry float 'em, they made their bed.

Choclet-Santa wrote:
Zilnad wrote:Yeah I was complaining about this the other week. Went into the office and the bloke sat next to me is coughing and sneezing all day. Could've strawberry floating slapped him.

Crazy how inconsiderate people can be, but part of it's a management problem.

The bigwigs at my office have decided that we all need to be in every Tuesday as a hard rule. To quote the service manager, "If you're well enough to work from home, you're well enough to come into the office".

I had a cold a few weeks back, and I decided I was too ill to work from the office with a clear conscience, so I just called in sick since by their own logic I was too sick to work from home, even though I would've been perfectly capable. strawberry float 'em, they made their bed.

Just before the pandemic really got going, I had a stomach bug. The company had recently given us laptops and as I wasn't feeling too bad, I offered to work from home that day to stop anybody else getting it. My boss at the time refused, said I'd have to come in or take a sick day. As my Bradford score was high at the time, I decided "strawberry float 'em" and went in.

A few days later, 3 people were off with sickness bugs. A few weeks later the first lockdown started and we all had to work from home. A few months later, we were all made permanent home workers.

Wankers. :lol:

People who spread illness around are such selfish banana splits.

"It's not covid!!!!!"

Well maybe not, but you're still coughing up green gooseberry fool, strawberry float off home.

Victor Mildew wrote:People who spread illness around are such selfish banana splits.

"It's not covid!!!!!"

Choclet-Santa wrote:
Zilnad wrote:Yeah I was complaining about this the other week. Went into the office and the bloke sat next to me is coughing and sneezing all day. Could've strawberry floating slapped him.

Crazy how inconsiderate people can be, but part of it's a management problem.

The bigwigs at my office have decided that we all need to be in every Tuesday as a hard rule. To quote the service manager, "If you're well enough to work from home, you're well enough to come into the office".

I had a cold a few weeks back, and I decided I was too ill to work from the office with a clear conscience, so I just called in sick since by their own logic I was too sick to work from home, even though I would've been perfectly capable. strawberry float 'em, they made their bed.

I've just realised I think you need your name changed back :lol:

>Wife leaves car outside our apartment block overnight last week to save a spot for a friend the next day (instead of in our parking garage).

>I say not to do this because catalytic converters have been stolen recently.

> Catalytic Converter gets stolen

> I don't say "I told you so"

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> Wife precariously crams far too many jars onto a fridge shelf. Pickles, jalapeños, leftover soup, pickled onions, salsa etc.

>absolutely rammed in there, looks like a dystopia jar cityscape

>I say not to do this as a jar will fall out and smash

>Wife knocks out and smashes a full jar of jalapeños all over the floor trying to reach for something else.

> I don't say "I told you so"

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Guys I'm worried if another thing happens I might explode.

TCRT11: Return of the TCRT (retroactively titled TCRT Wars: Episode VI – Return of the TCRT)

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