most trivial ever on DIY? Aerosol tube.

[Adrian C]

Cut down on the gassy lager, and be a braver man :-)

[geoff]

I never had any problems with "roach coaches" - fresh every day and a high throughput ...

I remember someone posted about water treatment equipment here some years ago, it transpired that he was going to Mombassa - I don't think he realised that people actually live there and survive on a day to day basis

I'm sure that chillis are good for warding off diseases

[geoff]

Then he should get himself down to the centre for tropical diseases and get his bodily fluid checked out (presumably, there are no solids anymore) could be amoebic dysentery or something

prolly the same stuff as NP uses on rotting windowsills

[Derek]

I think you are right. The GP at the local health centre just shakes his head and mumbles on about "Probably something you picked up out there".

It took 2 hours in the morning before the Di-hooria abated enough for him to risk going as far as the Health Centre. His blood pressure was said to be too low to measure in one arm, maybe it was empty.

Derek

[Rod]

Absolutely *no* lager! :-)

[Mary Fisher]

I was very happy to eat the street food in Germany, after all, it's European and civilised, and deep fried anything should be sterile.

We were visiting a son who was stationed there.

We all had the same thing to eat and all of us suffered for twenty four hours. It's put me off even trying oliebollen again :-(

Mary

[The Medway Handyman]

I thought they were Dutch not German?

[Derek]

Maybe she's a bit confused & thinking of Bratwurst.

There's nowt worst than a Bratwurst. ;-)

Derek

[geoff]

In message , Mary Fisher writes

I was in Germany a couple of weeks ago and was brave enough to chance my luck in a restaurant

Unbelievably, I survived and am still alive to tell the tale

Suffice it to say I avoided the bottled water, thinking the pils might be safer

FFS

[geoff]

In message , Derek writes

She normally is

I cracked that one a couple of weeks ago

[Huge]

Apparently Indians only believe that medicine works if it is injected. Several people on the same tour as us had injections, without knowing what they were!

[Appelation Controlee]

That sounds like you're out to finish her off. ;-)

[geoff]

I've never heard of that before, sounds like rubbish to me

I do know that Indians are buggers for popping the odd antibiotic or two when the feel unwell

[geoff]

Can't do that, who'd iron my shirts, keep the fridge full of beer and cook all my meals ?

[Rod]

Raises all sorts of questions about the placebo effect. If we believe the medics who attribute so much to it, pills work just because they are given to a patient. So how can the Indian who doesn't believe avoid the effect if the rest of us can't? (My head hurts. Maybe I need to think about taking a tablet... :-) )

[Appelation Controlee]

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Plenty of replacements at your destination, so I've heard. ;-)