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I can just about walk now, managed to get to Fortress Portman Road earlier. The pain is now when I go from laying to standing. The blood going to my foot is excruciating, but other than that I am more or less comfortable.
 
Since it is a hot girl situation I would just go and chill by the edge of the pool. You might have some trouble getting OUT of the pool though.
 
By all means go swimming but swimming is a different action to walking, which could do more harm than good. I'm no physio so I'm unsure whether its really bad to do that, or just a little :)

Rather than swim, get her round your house for some relaxation :)
 
Best post I've seen this week.

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Simbazz, your one isn't so bad either ;)
 
Man these customer care people can be so annoying sometimes. Just called Reliance BIG TV to activate a 12-month subscription pack and the man who spoke was so boring. He kept on repeating the same thing so many times. Good thing is that after the 5 minutes torture call, I'll be able to watch the Ind-Aus series.
 
I tried some light jogging on Thursday, it lasted about 4 steps.

So you guys reckon I should lay off the swimming for a bit yet? Despite now having been invited by a very hot girl?

Use it to your advantage, swimming really should be a no-no, just because you're in water and your foot is elevated doesn't mean it won't be under great strain. Use the old "I need some company as I'm poorly" game.

I wouldn't go swimming until you can jog at least half a mile. At that sort of point you'll know it can take some punishment.
 
Just "deactivated" my facebook. They won't even let you delete it anymore. 8% of American companies have already fired people and regularly monitor their employees FB pages. A lot more are now hiring companies to investigate people on social networking before they hire them.

It'll all gone a bit Orwellian for me. I am done with it, not sure how I will cope without knowing what my friends ate for lunch or how excited they are about a sports game on the weekend :sarcasm

good riddance
 
Just "deactivated" my facebook. They won't even let you delete it anymore. 8% of American companies have already fired people and regularly monitor their employees FB pages. A lot more are now hiring companies to investigate people on social networking before they hire them.

It'll all gone a bit Orwellian for me. I am done with it, not sure how I will cope without knowing what my friends ate for lunch or how excited they are about a sports game on the weekend :sarcasm

good riddance

There was life before facebook, and there will be life after facebook. You will not be missing out on much. :p
 
I had no idea that you could watch shows on youtube (properly, not like in 5 parts and terrible quality). Going through the first series of Peep Show atm.
 
Just "deactivated" my facebook. They won't even let you delete it anymore. 8% of American companies have already fired people and regularly monitor their employees FB pages. A lot more are now hiring companies to investigate people on social networking before they hire them.

It'll all gone a bit Orwellian for me. I am done with it, not sure how I will cope without knowing what my friends ate for lunch or how excited they are about a sports game on the weekend :sarcasm

good riddance

Wouldn't it be a bad thing only if you had something on there you didn't want your future employers to see.. :spy
 
If you delete it for employee-related reasons then it would be.

If its because you think it's unnecessary, reduces social contact, and all those other things then I understand that reasoning too.

And there are ways to actually delete your Facebook I think, just google it.
 
It's a whole plethora of reasons, some which you have addressed. Only positive I about it was the NPR discussion boards but you can access those from their website anyways.
 

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