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       #Post#: 92701--------------------------------------------------
       It comes in threes
       By: quattrofoto Date: September 11, 2014, 3:02 am
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       Well I managed to fit the new fuel filter, despite it not having
       the right threads, but I'm still waiting for the steering relay
       parts I ordered eons ago  :-?
       In the meantime, got an issue with my right hand. About ten
       years ago I rescued a friend from an evil wasp hell bent on
       destruction, and received a rather nasty sting on my palm in the
       process. Anyway, the sting healed after a day or two no problem
       but in it's place over time I developed what I thought might be
       a wart. Over the years it's slowly grown a bit at a time, until
       a few days ago it was getting to the size where I thought I
       really ought to do something about it. Then I went and knocked
       the bloody top off it, and it's gone all gooey.
       One visit to the docs and it transpires it isn't even a wart,
       but something I can't even pronounce. The description had not
       very pleasant words in it like "eruptive" and "invasive" which
       don't give me too much confidence. Anyway, top and bottom of
       this sorry tale is I have to have surgery on my hand to "cut it
       all out" which again does not sound fantastic. Apparently if I
       don't do this and just have the bit that is coming out of my
       hand cut off it will eventually cripple my whole hand.
       Apparently the surgery won't be too much of a worry but the
       location is what will complicate things and the doc is worried
       about healing. Two to three weeks off and a completely
       immobolised hand.
       And then at last the bloody bits for my relay will now be
       arriving today.  :smiley-furious:
       #Post#: 92702--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It comes in threes
       By: Dave Date: September 11, 2014, 3:05 am
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       Evil bastards, those wasps...
       #Post#: 92704--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It comes in threes
       By: quattrofoto Date: September 11, 2014, 4:00 am
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       This one was - it gave me 'eruptive invasive something something
       lurgy"  :smiley-furious:
       I'm not bothered in the slightest about the surgery but the
       bastard could have happened after I've fixed the steering!!
       #Post#: 92705--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It comes in threes
       By: wavey Date: September 11, 2014, 4:13 am
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       [quote author=quattrofoto link=topic=8612.msg92704#msg92704
       date=1410426002]
       This one was - it gave me 'eruptive invasive something something
       lurgy"  :smiley-furious:
       [/quote]
       Sound lovely..   weneedpics
       #Post#: 92707--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It comes in threes
       By: quattrofoto Date: September 11, 2014, 5:35 am
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       There isn't much to see really - just a bright red blob in the
       middle of my palm, the majority of it is inside. Imagine the
       inside of your hand on the outside  :eek: And yes, it is
       painful. Anyway, it's completely covered and sealed up right now
       to avoid infection (which would be bad) until Tuesday when they
       slice my hand open so I can't take any pictures which is
       annoying as I wanted to gross all of facebook out.  :bleurgh
       #Post#: 92718--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It comes in threes
       By: wavey Date: September 11, 2014, 9:02 am
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       Ask the surgeon and they may take some pics or video for you..
       #Post#: 92749--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It comes in threes
       By: quattrofoto Date: September 12, 2014, 2:51 am
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       And there is the 'third' or should I say 'turd'?
       Bloody Craddocks. The split bushes for the relay - the
       description makes it sound like 'one' split bush is both halves
       so you order two. No - it's one half, you need to order four.
       Now this happens, selling parts I know you need to be careful
       and I haven't been, I could have checked but didn't, but when
       one of my customers makes the same sort of error I let them
       fucking know so they can order the right fucking quantity and
       it's not like they haven't had bloody time. I ordered the parts
       (which were shown as being in stock) three weeks ago and paid
       the £5.00 3 - 5 days delivery option. They turned up yesterday
       :smiley-furious:
       The ones that came out of the relay when I stripped it don't
       look too bad really - am I alright reusing a pair? I need to get
       this sorted before operation day on Tuesday.
       #Post#: 92816--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It comes in threes
       By: Peter de Dawg Date: September 15, 2014, 12:23 pm
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       Don't be a girl, do the surgery DIY with a stanley knife !! ( &
       don't forget to you tube it eh.. )
       I removed a crappy tattoo from my hand quite sucessfully with a
       sharp wood rasp many years ago :toothless:
       #Post#: 92818--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It comes in threes
       By: Snailer Date: September 15, 2014, 12:42 pm
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       if we are going to start on home delivered surgery, I had a wart
       type thing on my finger. Creams were not working so I hacked it
       off with a craft knife, it is only then you realise that a
       surgeon's knife must be so much sharper. It bled for hours
       without stopping and then started to heal after a week or so.
       Not one of my best ideas  :executioner:
       #Post#: 92825--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It comes in threes
       By: quattrofoto Date: September 15, 2014, 2:32 pm
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       It's not something I can cut off. More something that needs
       cutting out. My rusty half a stanley knife blade probably won't
       be adequate. :-?
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