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The BESH Republic Of Rulvakia

987 replies

queenrollo · 15/05/2012 10:41

Welcome to The BESH Republic Of Rulvakia. The national drink is of course gin, state funded to get you into a state. We have many traditions and customs, such as sechsing, swearing for the fun of it (optional) and urinating on little white sticks.
Enemy of the state is Droid, who must be heckled heartily should it put in an appearance. There is an ongoing lottery to win a baybee, being granted citizenship of The Republic is your ticket to the lottery.

As a democracy all members are entitled to put forward any customs or rules they would like and we can all adopt important but silly titles if we like. See the George Carlin sketch about hats and religion and make your own mind up about whether you would like a ceremonial hat to accompany whichever title/role you bestow upon yourself.

Newcomers should find and complete the BESHtionnaire so we can make sure you are cynical and non-fluffy enough to be granted Citizenship.

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ShredniVashtar · 31/05/2012 23:09

Oh god, "not", not "bony", obviously. I'll stop now before I get any more stupid.

ShredniVashtar · 31/05/2012 23:08

Xpost and just realised it was friend, bony uncle. Sorry.

ShredniVashtar · 31/05/2012 23:06

euro Sad so sorry to hear about your uncle and your dad. It's totally understandable that you're feeling scared and stressed. It's really disconcerting when parents are ill. Can only hope it's not as bad as it seems and that tests come back ok. Hope you feel better for posting and are able to get some sleep and a brighter outlook tomorrow.

Northey · 31/05/2012 23:03

Unsettled must be putting it mildly. I can't imagine how scared and anxious you are, and am so sorry you've had the experiences you have in this area.

What is your father doing about it? Is he the sort to go back if the antibiotics don't work? Or does he have to be forced through the doctor's door?

Is KFZK around?

eurochick · 31/05/2012 22:54

I am a mooncup convert too. I like the fact that on lighter days they can stay in all day. No hassle. I try to use the disabled bog on mooncup days so I can rinse if out but if I can't I just wipe it. I do find I have to use a little bit of lube to get it in though.

I am feeling rather unsettled this evening. I spoke to my parents on the phone earlier. My dad has developed a severe cough out of nowhere. He's 63 and was a heavy smoker for years until he gave up 15 years ago. He already has a mild, controlled form of bladder cancer. I am TERRIFIED. His best friend (like an uncle to me), also a heavy smoker, got a cough out of nowhere a few years ago. After a few rounds of antibiotics, the GP eventually referred him. It was cancer of the larynx. He had his larynx removed and had no voice. He died anyway, in a pool of blood on his bathroom floor. He was found by his teenage son. I have been through my mum having breast cancer and bone cancer in the last few years. I can't deal with this. I am feeling very sad and scared. I am not going to be able to relax until either the antibiotics turn out to cure it (which I hope will be the case but do not expect) or he has every test under the sun and they can't find anything bad. I have a tense few weeks ahead. Meh.

Sorry for the dark post. I just wanted to get that out there.

HaveALittleFaithBaby · 31/05/2012 22:27
CaveMum · 31/05/2012 22:22

[eyes up Bugs' buzzwams with Envy]

HaveALittleFaithBaby · 31/05/2012 22:16

X posts. I had that attitude today. He's tired from moving all day. 'twas only when I hobbled to the door he realised I was in pain and exhausted from working on the ward! Father Ted is awesome
Dor your mooncup will be stuffed in a cupboard for a while! Grin

HaveALittleFaithBaby · 31/05/2012 22:13

Yes to both :) I want to have ICs to fuel the menkul - y'know POAS when droids already here etc. yes mooncups are awesome bugs. I got sore with tampons soon. For some reason there's no sanitary bins at work which makes it a bit tricky to dispose of them! With the moon cup, generally I don't fill it too full but I take a small bottle of water with me if I know it'll be an issue. I even used it when I went camping last year! Generally you can get away with emptying it in the day time and then giving it a proper wash at night. I kept looking at it in Boots, finally bit the bullet. I've really hated using tampons since the fire, will be glad to have a mooncup again :) Plus it costs about £17 and last forever or until you lose it! and no scrabbling for old tampons in bags. Sorted.

Northey · 31/05/2012 22:03

I've got hooked into a random Father Ted I've found on more 4 now, bugs. Am too fecked off with everything to sleep.

BuggerlugsTheFirst · 31/05/2012 21:53

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FriendofDorothy · 31/05/2012 21:52

I love my Mooncup. I still think that is a weird thing to be saying on an internet forum.

Northey · 31/05/2012 21:50

Am watching How I Met Your Mother to distract me from CD1 woe. Will see AMNH tomorrow, for soothing cuddles. In theory at least. In reality it will probably be him whinging about how tired he is and finally remembering to ask how I am about 4 hours later.

Northey · 31/05/2012 21:46

Internet cheapies, I think?

BuggerlugsTheFirst · 31/05/2012 21:44

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HaveALittleFaithBaby · 31/05/2012 21:40

Right I have finally been proactive. After losing my mooncup and ICs in the fire, I never got round to ordering any more secretly hoping I wouldn't need them and tonight I have. This is it. I'm going to be more proactive from now on! Rah!

BuggerlugsTheFirst · 31/05/2012 21:35

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HaveALittleFaithBaby · 31/05/2012 18:47

Boo hoo not sleeping at home tonight, it's all got a bit much. I had to work on the ward today despite boss agreeing last week that he wouldn't ask me too! and I've come home exhausted. We've agreed there's massive rush. We'll do more tomorrow, I'll finish packing and cleaning over the weekend and we'll do the last push Monday when he gets back.
Currently in Asda Living where he is trying on clothes and we'll hopefully buy a fridge.
There's definitely a silver lining norf, it's just tough to see anything positive on cd1.

CaveMum · 31/05/2012 16:29

At least you know the lowest dose of Clomid works for you Norf, though I know that's not very comforting.

My BF had her 20 week scan today and she's having a boy Grin

BuggerlugsTheFirst · 31/05/2012 16:08

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Northey · 31/05/2012 12:49

Oh well. At least I ovulated. And 32 days is really a quite normal cycle, so, you know, it's not all bad.

HaveALittleFaithBaby · 31/05/2012 12:42
eurochick · 31/05/2012 12:04
Northey · 31/05/2012 11:17

Oh well, it's immaterial now anyway, as things are in full and permanent flow.

eurochick · 31/05/2012 10:54

Norfy my periods on Letrozole were normal. The drugs only messed with cycle length for me (and my moods).

I don't think spotting counts as day 1. It needs to be in full flow to count.