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Is my breathing ok?

18 replies

Rhubarb · 13/09/2008 14:08

Have a listen, what do you think?

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PuzzleRocks · 13/09/2008 14:10

You lot are mad. This is hilarious.

JuneBugJen · 13/09/2008 14:11

I think you need a lung-ectomy. Stat.

palaver · 13/09/2008 14:13

sounds a little heavy to me - are you snuggling up to your new fridge? and is the motor running?

DrNortherner · 13/09/2008 14:17

YOu can go to breathing lessons you know.

Ds goes. It teached him to breathe effectively and efficiently. They cost £12569 per term. I think breathing i a life skill. So any people do it wromg.

fruitymum · 13/09/2008 14:18

think you need to blow your nose - you sound a bit snotty!

RandomIdiot · 13/09/2008 14:18

I don't know....but I think I may have solved your problems.....

You are not in labour.

A labour politician is in you.

You are working yoursleves too hard, leading to temporary shortness of breath.

As soon as yuo both complete your pleasures...you breathing will calm down as you both relax.... (providing you are not of the type who prefer a quick ciggy afterwards; in which case the shortness pf breath may last a little longer)

Rhubarb · 13/09/2008 14:19

I think I may be breathing wrong then. I need to sit down and compost myself, clearly.

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OneLieIn · 13/09/2008 14:28

Rhubarb, I can't hear your breathing, have you died?

Rhubarb · 13/09/2008 14:28

Yes.

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OneLieIn · 13/09/2008 14:29

Oh, OK then

palaver · 13/09/2008 14:31

your breathing sounds forced rhubarb

(geddit)

jalopy · 13/09/2008 15:44

How do you compost yourself?

northernrefugee39 · 13/09/2008 16:10

composting yourself

SuperPsychoTrollSlayer · 13/09/2008 16:33

how is the breathing now???

is this all down to excitement, or is the fullmoon effecting you in ways we have yet to understand and experiment on....

jalopy · 13/09/2008 17:15

Thank you, northern, my memory failed me temporarily.

littlelapin · 13/09/2008 18:53

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Message withdrawn at poster's request.

Tortington · 13/09/2008 19:25

i think you should seek medical advice an not for the breathing- for the genital problems>

WingsofaAngel · 13/09/2008 19:28

Ring NHS direct your breathing doesn't sound right.
Do you have anyone in RL who can help ?

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