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rstainforth
23-09-2009, 21:33
I have an extra copy of Dive if anyone would like it? It seems a shame to throw it in the bin, and I took out a subscription prior to joining BSAC :)

First to PM with an address and 5 reasons why I'm the best gets it!
Adrian Kelland
23-09-2009, 22:03
I have an extra copy of Dive if anyone would like it? It seems a shame to throw it in the bin, and I took out a subscription prior to joining BSAC :)

First to PM with an address and 5 reasons why I'm the best gets it!
Sadly, after a while that comment may come back to haunt you. :cool:

Stick your club details on the front and drop it off at your local library.

Adrian
MattS
24-09-2009, 01:18
If no one takes up your kind offer, the next time you are passing your doctors, dentists pop in to the waiting room and drop it in amongst the pile of Women's Realm and Kittens Knitting Monthly. You will be silently thanked by dozens of bored boys and blokes that have already read Top Gear magazine.

:D
rstainforth
24-09-2009, 06:43
If no one takes up your kind offer, the next time you are passing your doctors, dentists pop in to the waiting room and drop it in amongst the pile of Women's Realm and Kittens Knitting Monthly. You will be silently thanked by dozens of bored boys and blokes that have already read Top Gear magazine.

:D

LOLZ!
tony J
24-09-2009, 08:45
If no one takes up your kind offer, the next time you are passing your doctors, dentists pop in to the waiting room and drop it in amongst the pile of Women's Realm and Kittens Knitting Monthly. You will be silently thanked by dozens of bored boys and blokes that have already read Top Gear magazine.

:D
No in my surgery, they removed all the magazines 2 months ago along with the childrens play area. I assume this is a swine flu prevention measure. Too many dribbling patients?

Tony

ps not I assume, I have not asked (yet) but similar stories are in the press http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/swine_flu/4400609.Magazines_removed_from_Eastbourne_GP_waiti ng_room_over_swine_flu_fears/
Mike Halligan
25-09-2009, 21:16
No in my surgery, they removed all the magazines 2 months ago along with the childrens play area. I assume this is a swine flu prevention measure. Too many dribbling patients?
Tony
ps not I assume, I have not asked (yet) but similar stories are in the press http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/swine_flu/4400609.Magazines_removed_from_Eastbourne_GP_waiti ng_room_over_swine_flu_fears/
But they still expect you to paw the touch-screen display to enter your date of birth and gender so it can guess which appointment you are then demand in perfect non-English that you maul the area marked "Arrive me".

Antiseptic gel? Wipes? But of course not!

The surgery is already full of sick people isn't it?
rstainforth
28-09-2009, 13:14
No in my surgery, they removed all the magazines 2 months ago along with the childrens play area. I assume this is a swine flu prevention measure. Too many dribbling patients?

Tony

ps not I assume, I have not asked (yet) but similar stories are in the press http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/swine_flu/4400609.Magazines_removed_from_Eastbourne_GP_waiti ng_room_over_swine_flu_fears/


Much the same at my GP's...no entertainment beyond the badly shot informational videos playing on a constant loop telling me how I can collect my prescriptions when I'm 74. If I need to go, I usually take a book/MP3 player to while away the inevitable wait.