Getting the snip.

multi power

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Location
pembrokeshire
Waiting nervously for the letter coming about my "procedure" absolutely terrified of having it done ! I'm not a good patient !
I'm a very bad patient
The sitting in the waiting room was by far the worst bit
I was also upset/ nervous because Mrs not allowed to come and hold my hand, but it was all fine as there was a nurse just to keep me chatting
 

arcobob

Member
Location
Norfolk
I had the snip performed by a doctor with an Asian name. He had been employed by Mrs Ghandi in her program to reduce the population explosion in India. She was offering a free transistor radio to anyone who participated. I had no such reward but I was offered the proceeds of the op to use as fishing bait if required. After two days I ran out of pain killers, so, swollen black and blue my wife said get down to the chemists and buy some more. I set forth, wearing an extra pair of Y Fronts for support and finally returned to bed one hour and all of 500 yards later. However it prevented further sleepless nights but the recognition of my immense sacrifice never was forthcoming.:rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
really nothing to worry about. I am proper squimish and hate that sort of stuff but I was fine. my missus could have come in but was busy breast feeding the baby in the side room!

bloody hell she didnay hang about!

P.S.
Why do female Vets seem to relish lovingly rolling the word castrate off their tongue, I refer obviously in respect of Dogs, but I still had cause to wonder . . .
 

Alicecow

Member
Location
Connacht
The only thing that bothered me about having the snip was when i met the surgeon, he was feckin huge 6ft 6 and fingers like feckin cucumbers I'm glad they knocked me out first, other than that it was a piece of pish :D
It wasn't Mr Hammer, was it? He was an orthopaedic surgeon but could have changed or diversified (y)
 

Howard150

Member
Location
Yorkshire
I had the snip performed by a doctor with an Asian name. He had been employed by Mrs Ghandi in her program to reduce the population explosion in India. She was offering a free transistor radio to anyone who participated. I had no such reward but I was offered the proceeds of the op to use as fishing bait if required. After two days I ran out of pain killers, so, swollen black and blue my wife said get down to the chemists and buy some more. I set forth, wearing an extra pair of Y Fronts for support and finally returned to bed one hour and all of 500 yards later. However it prevented further sleepless nights but the recognition of my immense sacrifice never was forthcoming.:rolleyes::rolleyes:

Eyup Bob. Had mine done 30 odd years ago. Best thing ever. Only about 3 years after and the wife had to have a full hysterectomy. Sod’s law but still well worth it.

Over on this side of the fence now Bob away from all that flack?”
 

Howard150

Member
Location
Yorkshire
To be fair, she has given him four children so I think she's allowed an opinion on the matter o_O unless he wants to wear extra thick Marigolds for eternity :whistle:

There you go now. Two sides to every story. Poor woman wants a medal and he needs a snip if nothing else but for his own good - whoever advises it.

Just thinking outside the box with a shedload of kids..... Does he not have mates enough to tell him what causes it. :D:D:D

Another old friend of mine when asked how many kids he had, always used to say “3 - one of each”

Whilst yer’ on about kids and gettin’ em....Abe Lincoln also said ‘nothing valuable can be lost by taking time’

He also said “No matter how much cats fight there’s always plenty of kittens”

For the keyboard warriors among us he also said “tact is the ability to describe a man as he sees himself”
 
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Alicecow

Member
Location
Connacht
There you go now. Two sides to every story. Poor woman wants a medal and he needs a snip if nothing else but for his own good - whoever advises it.

Just thinking outside the box with a shedload of kids..... Does he not have mates enough to tell him what causes it. :D:D:D

Another old friend of mine when asked how many kids he had, always used to say “3 - one of each”

Whilst yer’ on about kids and gettin’ em....Abe Lincoln also said ‘nothing valuable can be lost by taking time’

He also said “No matter how much cats fight there’s always plenty of kittens”

For the keyboard warriors among us he also said “tact is the ability to describe a man as he sees himself”

He's a dairy farmer - I think he probably knows ;)(y):D
 

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