Some things you mightn't know about yourself
Herself came in and switched on the radio.
She had been listening in the other room, and as soon as the subject came up, she thought of me. She came rushing in with cries of “you must listen to this”. What does it say about our relationship? Your guess is as good as mine.
It was all about bowels!
It was interesting all right.
Apparently some people have “discontented bowels”. Franky if I were sat on all day and stuffed full of sh*t then I would be discontented. So how do you make your bowel contented? Apparently one way is to eat “slippery elm”. So the poor trees that survived Dutch Elm Disease are now to be chewed to death by neurotics? I’m just going to play classical music to mine. That should calm it down a bit.
And you have to give you bowel exercise.
This I refuse to do. I think the sight of me walking down the road with thirty odd feet of bowel trailing along behind me would be too much for the locals.
They talked about “irritable bowel syndrome”. Now this one, I can relate to. Mine often shouts a lot, particularly after a vindaloo or a few Guinness. I just tell it to shut up. Herself does too! It usually works.
Irritable Bowel?
The one thing that put my nerves on edge was when they started talking about “flora” in our bowels. Now I didn’t know I had a garden up there. Are there weeds I should be tending to? Is there a lawn I have to mow? Do I have to employ a gardener? [“Just crawl up my backside and do whatever has to be done”] Am I going to start sprouting sunflowers out my arse? Does Alan Titchmarsh know about this?
All in all, it was an unnerving programme.
They suggested we go for a rectal examination.
I will in my hole.
Not sure about flora but you do have a water feature in close proximity.
There is nothing nicer than the sound of a water feature trickling away in the background all day.
âfloraâ? is that not the stuff people put on their bread?
I have a water feature all over my computer right now caused by the tears of laughter running down my face.
Grandad you do my heart good! With you abou nobody would need blood pressure pills!
Aw f*ck! Don’t tell me that is where Flora comes from? I’m using butter from now on.
Grandad,
You think you have troubles? Yesterday in McDonald’s I heard 3 old guys talking. First Guy:”It’s tough getting old, I can’t pee anymore.”Second guy:” Well, I can’t poop anymore.” Third guy:”Every day at 8 A.M. I pee for 5 minutes. At 9 A.M. I have a wonderful poop. Said the other two:” Wait, at 8 you pee and at 9 you poop, what are you complaining about?’
I don’t wake up till 10!!!!!!
The joys of growing old 🙂
I’ll ignore the blatant pun at the end and point out that you forgot the biggest curse of the rectum – hemaroids(not sure if I spelt it right).
A friend of mine got hemaroids at the age of 17, and it screwed up his Leaving Cert entirely – he walked out with 170, when he was capable of much more.
I’d say that was a serious pain in the arse for him.
(Did ya like that pun?)
Haemorrhoids is a subject I know nothing about, thank God. I only wrote about the topics covered in the programme.
I suggest you e-mail RTE and tell them in no uncertain terms that haemorrhoids are not something to be ignored and that you demand a full and frank discussion.
I’ll do that. It would frankly make a better programme than The Big Bite with David McWilliams.
Thank you also for the correct spelling of haemorrhoids. I was well off the mark.
“Thank you also for the correct spelling of haemorrhoids”
I have a good spellchecker 😉