Judge pants hoicked well up....

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Am at OOH GP. In agony.

Just watched child of about 8 say 'fuck off you fucking bitch' to his mum. To which his mum laughed.

Couple who arrived 30 mins after me (there's still about 13 people in front of me...) are now screaming at receptionist for the delay and threatening to write to their MP. Apparently he has a Very Painful Ingrowing Toenail which needs Urgent Medical Attention..

Don't touch the magazines - you'll end up with worse than you went in with!!

A mum has just screamed 'shut your mouth' in a horrid aggressive way at her kid :(

Its like an episode of Jeremy Kyle right here in the waiting room, complete with Neck Tattoos...

I once throttled myself with my judgy pants when a kid of no more than 5 or so was dancing round his mum singing fucking bitch, fucking whore etc.

He'd also obviously seen something he shouldn't have done as he kept talking about her 'dirty bits ' and what they're for.

Mum sat on her arse texting and feebly threatened to tell his teacher

I was appalled, felt very sad for the boy, what will his future hold ?

Yes? what do you teach?

I couldn't get out of Bolsover fast enough. Hated it.

Not just where you are.

I was stewarding music exams at a very naice private school last week. Rather stroppy teen when I said "it's time for your exam now" looked at me aggressively and said "Fuck!" in the most antagonistic tone you can imagine.

Now, had either of my teens (stressed or not) said that to another adult (or even me) they would have been in the most trouble you can imagine - certainly apologising pronto and grounded for the holidays. So what did the parents do? The father hugged her and said "come on darling," which merited another round of abuse.

The examiner said if it happens again to state they are barred from taking the exam and the board will back me up. But I am appalled at what some parents think is acceptable.

OOH centres are like magnets for the dregs of the earth. I had to take my mum to one in November and I felt like Elizabeth Taylor in comparison to the rest of the clientele.

Is it only peaceful and posh in Pride & Prejudice?

Oh do take a cuppa to the receptionist.

Noooooooo no chance of expecting - have mirena and on progesterone too to stop me bleeding every 3 days - have deep pelvic endo inc in bowel, bladder and ureters - think it's just a flare up but have an endometriotic cyst on remaining ovary so tad concerned it's rupturing...

Hope you're not there too much longer.

Hasland? I'm often round that way when I'm heading to Bookers or to the charity furniture shop on storforth lane trading estate, and my husband lived in Grassmoor when we met.

Am a nurse lecturer.... Which is why I should prob know better and be at A&E...!!!

ouch, horribleday, that sounds awful. Hope you're seen soon.

I went to our OOH and it was lovely and peaceful. There was one person before me and one after and we were all a bit embarrassed and apologetic

I did once go clubbing in Chesterfield - massive place, name escapes me, was hideous but so pissed I danced to Steps..!

Fugly - love it Thanks for keeping me entertained you lovely people - still 10 people in front of me...

Hey ladies, firstly hope you get seen soon horribleday, also if you are suggesting shitty derbyshire towns, might I suggest clay cross? Shittier than a shitty stick in a bucket of shit! I don't live their btw! [Smug emoticon]

Yes, the Ashgate one. I've had loads of stuff from there. It's quite sad when you think that it's generally clearance stuff, but there's lots of beautiful things and I like to think that the people who owned them would have liked that they were going to be loved by someone else.

Having worked in MH for years I'm Quite Tough but I actually feel slightly intimidated by the proletariat sat 2 seats away who are punching each other in the arm - 'getting jiggy' couple...

Sorry xpost, that does sound nasty