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Papyrus

When I saw the thread with just the title 'Bealman' I thought "Oh, God! What's he done now?".

Just try and stay upright and stop scaring the rest of us. I'm sure the Bealettes and the GrandBs don't want their inheritance just yet.

Get well soon!

Cheers,

Chris

Moonglum

Yes and best wishes for a speedy recovery from me as well.

Tim

chrism

Quote from: Dorsetmike on <strong>Today</strong> at 03:47:44 PMI gave up walking sticks many years ago, the best solution in my opinion is a rollator

I dread to think what mischief George could get up to with one of those  ;D

Train Waiting

Bloomin' heck! Assaulted by your own walking stick. But I sort of know the feeling - my crutches have beaten me up in the past and seem to be out to get Mrs Poppingham at present.

All of us in Poppingham wish you a speedy and pain-free recovery.

Toodle-pip

John
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Newportnobby

Quote from: chrism on <strong>Today</strong> at 06:01:30 PM
Quote from: Dorsetmike on <strong>Today</strong> at 03:47:44 PMI gave up walking sticks many years ago, the best solution in my opinion is a rollator

I dread to think what mischief George could get up to with one of those  ;D

If its got wheels can he still drink VB?
Maybe it's why a stick is used :hmmm:
I'm sure there's no law to be found drunk in charge of a walking stick

icairns

Best wishes for a speedy recovery from all at Ferryhill.

Ian

Bigmac

full sympathy mate--ive had a few falls over the years, but ive learned to bounce.
i used to be indecisive...but now i'm not so sure.

tunneroner61

Get well soon George. Speedy recovery.

Bealman

Quote from: Bigmac on <strong>Today</strong> at 08:43:29 PMfull sympathy mate--ive had a few falls over the years, but ive learned to bounce.

Yes, me too, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to bounce as the years progress  :uneasy:
Vision over visibility. Bono, U2.

grumbeast

Take care man,

 Hope the recovery is quick and it involves lots of cups of tea and biscuits (not cookies, biscuits)

G

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