OK which poster was this? (Angry over someone parking outside your house)

DXP55 · 13 Jan 2018 at 11:42

Someone I know has a stomach like that - I used to comment on it to mates till one said he has cancer and had so many operations on his gut's he is afraid it might bust open. - Might not be the case with this guy though.

Never judge unless you know for sure.

Roar87 · 13 Jan 2018 at 11:43

The man in the car is so pathetic, just grow a pair and tell him to **** off jesus

Sankari · 13 Jan 2018 at 11:53

Ah, the nightmare of parking in the UK. One of the many things I do not miss about living there. (Having said that, there are many things I do miss about living there).

Now I have house with a lockup garage, and a driveway that takes four cars.

Thekwango · 13 Jan 2018 at 11:55

FortuitousFluke said:
People park outside my loving room window.

I hope you charge money for the show?! Or is that too pervy?!

Thekwango · 13 Jan 2018 at 11:57

Roar87 said:
The man in the car is so pathetic, just grow a pair and tell him to **** off jesus

What's tell Jesus to **** off going to achieve?

Em3bbs · 13 Jan 2018 at 11:59

Evangelion said:
Ah, the nightmare of parking in the UK. One of the many things I do not miss about living there. (Having said that, there are many things I do miss about living there).

Now I have house with a lockup garage, and a driveway that takes four cars.

You can get houses with driveways for four cars and lock up garages in the UK as well believe it or not!

Sankari · 13 Jan 2018 at 11:59

FortuitousFluke said:
People park outside my loving room window.

Ooh, you filthy minx! I don't blame them.

dowie · 13 Jan 2018 at 11:59

DXP55 said:
Someone I know has a stomach like that - I used to comment on it to mates till one said he has cancer and had so many operations on his gut's he is afraid it might bust open. - Might not be the case with this guy though.

Never judge unless you know for sure.

Sounds pretty dubious that having an operation on your gut would have much effect on that sort of thing. Shouldn't that make it more likely that he'd lose weight?

Sankari · 13 Jan 2018 at 12:00

Em3bbs said:
You can get houses with driveways for four cars and lock up garages in the UK as well believe it or not!

Yes, but you pay a lot for them, whereas here they are common even in cheap, low income areas.

Em3bbs · 13 Jan 2018 at 12:01

Evangelion said:
Yes, but you pay a lot for them, whereas here they are common even in cheap, low income areas.

Yes but you have to live in Australia.

Sankari · 13 Jan 2018 at 12:03

Em3bbs said:
Yes but you have to live in Australia.

Hey, swings and roundabouts.

DXP55 · 13 Jan 2018 at 12:05

dowie said:
Sounds pretty dubious that having an operation on your gut would have much effect on that sort of thing. Shouldn't that make it more likely that he'd lose weight?

I have no idea - didn't want to ask - if it wasn't for his gut he would look normal - as said he looks like he has a pillow stuffed up his jumper but did notice he didn't look well at all.

GSXR Gaz Mc · 13 Jan 2018 at 12:09

james.miller · 13 Jan 2018 at 12:21

dowie said:
Sounds pretty dubious that having an operation on your gut would have much effect on that sort of thing. Shouldn't that make it more likely that he'd lose weight?

It wouldn't be the operation causing it you wally

it'll be the cancer

dowie · 13 Jan 2018 at 13:16

james.miller said:
It wouldn't be the operation causing it you wally it'll be the cancer

How? I mean a football size tumour in the gut seems pretty unlikely in a developed nation...(especially since he's had operations on it!). We do have this thing called the NHS which despite it's faults does usually prevent stuff like that from happening.

james.miller · 13 Jan 2018 at 13:35

Water retention. Swelling of surrounding tissue. Liver sclerosis can do that as can pancreatic cancer.

Thekwango · 13 Jan 2018 at 13:51

james.miller said:
Water retention. Swelling of surrounding tissue. Liver sclerosis can do that as can pancreatic cancer.

They wouldn't usually be able to wander about though, surely?

james.miller · 13 Jan 2018 at 13:53

Its cancer, it can cause all sorts of secondary complications. A few months before pancreatic cancer killed my mother, she was asked more than once 'how far gone' she was, because people thought she was pregnant. She wasn't, it was the cancer.

FortuitousFluke · 13 Jan 2018 at 13:58

Evangelion said:
Ooh, you filthy minx! I don't blame them.

Ha! You know what I'm not even going to go back and edit. I am going to start charging though.

Thekwango · 13 Jan 2018 at 15:02

james.miller said:
Its cancer, it can cause all sorts of secondary complications. A few months before pancreatic cancer killed my mother, she was asked more than once 'how far gone' she was, because people thought she was pregnant. She wasn't, it was the cancer.

Christ. I'd have assumed if someone was presenting those sorts of symptoms I'd, wrongly, guessed they'd have been bed bound.
Cancer really is a **** of a disease.