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• #27
i've had nothing but good experiences with my GP! been with him since i was little
Dr. John Barlow
99 Regents Park Road
London
NW1 8URhe's great!
That's my surgery.
Not the same Dr, but the same place.
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• #28
He's a good guy, who's your doc?
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• #29
He's a good guy, who's your doc?
Dr Lim.
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• #30
You have an animated GIF of your own brain?!
You did mention the surgery but f*** me that trumps tynan's avatar.Yeah he's been gutted about that ever since I posted it.. why do you think everything he does is over the top? It's all about beating that brain animation.. :P
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• #31
How do you get a choice of GPs? I have to go with whichever stupid cunt works near where I live.
It's retarded. I saw two different cunts and both of them failed to diagnose jack shit. Then the stupid cunts at Ealing hospital said "you have a tumor" and then the awesome people at Charing Cross said "don't listen to those cunts, they don't know how to use the equipment, it's fluid not a tumor"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BANkMaLJaY4
Stupid GP wanker idiot fuckstick fool cunt bag shit headed motherfucking toss rags.
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• #32
Yeah he's been gutted about that ever since I posted it.. why do you think everything he does is over the top? It's all about beating that brain animation.. :P
I am actually working on a proper brain tumour, not your fake fluid/tumenger type carry on, I am smoking 120 fags a day, have 4 mobiles strapped to my head and never miss Channel 5 news.
So far so good, I have lost all sense in my legs, my bowels have collapsed and I can't remember people's phone numbers.
Give it another couple of months and I too will be taking a visit to the Charing Cross gif/radiology department to exercise my rights, as a tax payer, to their finest animators.
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• #33
How do you get a choice of GPs? I have to go with whichever stupid cunt works near where I live.
I don't think you do (?) I think you can register wherever you want.
It's retarded. I saw two different cunts and both of them failed to diagnose jack shit.
Jack shit is very hard to diagnose, it can often show very few symptoms and the patient might feel perfectly well, in many cases that patient has absolutely no symptoms and all standard medical checks reveal nothing.
Then the stupid cunts at Ealing hospital said "you have a tumor" and then the awesome people at Charing Cross said "don't listen to those cunts, they don't know how to use the equipment, it's fluid not a tumor"
I would have gone with the first diagnosis, tumours are sexy, a bit of fluid on the brain is the oncological equivalent of bed wetting.
;P
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• #34
So far so good, I have lost all sense in my legs, my bowls have collapsed
for someone who makes his living out of the ceramic arts that must be devastating :^]
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• #35
So far so good, I have lost all sense in my legs, my bowls have collapsed
for someone who makes his living out of the ceramic arts that must be devastating :^]
:)
whoops.
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• #36
See a doctor. I suddenly started getting migraines, never having had them before.. a few weeks later I'm being ambulanced to hospital for emergency brain surgery. I'm not fucking around, GPs here have no fucking idea.
If you stack all your scan slices together (the individual frames) - spaced a little apart from each other - and made somehow transparent, you could get a pseudo-3D view of the inside of your head.
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• #37
Migraine are brought on for me by trigger foods such as chocolate, cheese and coffee. I blew myself to pieces last night with a can of that Relentless stuff and a Double Dcker... really should know better by now
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• #38
If you stack all your scan slices together (the individual frames) - spaced a little apart from each other - and made somehow transparent, you could get a pseudo-3D view of the inside of your head.
Come with me on a journey into Hippy's cranium.

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• #39
Shoot tynan! Adobe should hire you. Seriously.
Hippy - I think you owe him a beer for your new avatar.
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• #40
Come with me on a journey into Hippy's cranium.

I once did an internship where my job was to create these amazing 'fly through' images of difficult surgeries, so that doctors could see exactly what they were aiming for. I then lost the CD of cool stuff I made- like a variable pace fly through of the aorta designating where the aortic stent was to be put in, for a woman who had been run over by a garbage truck on her bike.
I'm please to say she survived.
I did loads and loads of these, though my favorite was always the aorta. It was whilst interning with a surgical team, so having made the fly through I then became a scrub nurse for the surgery, and then did the fly through for the replaced stent.Seriously, If you want to go to Med school, go to Stanford- unbelievable equipment.
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• #41
Shoot tynan! Adobe should hire you. Seriously.
Hippy - I think you owe him a beer for your new avatar.
That fluid they found when they unzipped Hippy's head was actually beer, apparently he had spent far too long dreaming about it.
That gif plays really slow in a browser window, drag it off to your desktop and then drag it into something like quicktime player (stick it on 'loop')- you get a better sense of depth when it plays at the right speed.
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• #42
I don't think you do (?) I think you can register wherever you want.
I would have gone with the first diagnosis, tumours are sexy, a bit of fluid on the brain is the oncological equivalent of bed wetting.
Nope. Have to tell them your address and then they TELL YOU which GP place to visit.
Tumors are for fat yanks, only an Aussie needs a drip to remove excess beer from his skull ;)
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• #43
Shoot tynan! Adobe should hire you. Seriously.
Hippy - I think you owe him a beer for your new avatar.I can't use it as my avatar. There are protests whenever I change it from the "viking cat". Also, like me tynan never visits drinkies ;)
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• #44
I can't use it as my avatar. There are protests whenever I change it from the "viking cat". Also, like me tynan never visits drinkies ;)
I hope to turn up at central drinks one day.
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• #45
Nope. Have to tell them your address and then they TELL YOU which GP place to visit.
I don't think that's right. I changed my GP cos my old one was shit. Just called the new one, told them where I lived and went and registered. GPs might have zones (I don't really know), but even so you should have a few to choose from in London.
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• #46
Ah, well I dunno now. I guess maybe back in the day it was a case of the ones I asked didn't include me in their 'zone' so I ended up where I am now and stuck with them. Even now I see different people at the one surgery, I don't know who the fuck works there. I try and avoid gp's, hospitals and shit nowadays.. except for my MRIs.. they're fun @_@
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• #47
is there MSG in Walkers Crisps? Just had lunch, got back to work, turned PC on, couldn't see properly - zig zag lines across my peripheral vision and now feel sick.....
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• #48
Yes.
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• #49
that on top of several strong coffees. plus physical exertion and sweating = slight dehydration = migraine
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• #50
is there MSG in Walkers Crisps? Just had lunch, got back to work, turned PC on, couldn't see properly - zig zag lines across my peripheral vision and now feel sick.....
sounds like visual migraines, used toget em, worse than tripping, just have towait, will pass
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i've had nothing but good experiences with my GP! been with him since i was little
Dr. John Barlow
99 Regents Park Road
London
NW1 8UR
he's great!