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    #1... Keith about 1956 we were in Cochin, I was nightwatchman so was off during the day so used to go ashore. Being only 19 suppose was very impressionable . After seeing this young girl sitting on the kerb in the process of childbirth and everyone walking around her, believe she was one of the untouchables, so what , I also walked around her, which I have always regretted , and is one of the things I am ashamed of. I hopped into one of the ginshaws I believe called and told the bloke on the push bike to take me to a drink. He Took me to a place in the bush where they were drawing the sap from a tree and think it was wood gin.l later saw one of those Indian fortune tellers who told me I was going to die before I was 40 so told him if he could see into he future he should already know I wasn't going to pay him. Maybe he had seen me drinking this alcohol and thought he was on to a sure thing. Anyhow am still around at twice the age he forecast. Some things one remembers like yesterday but what did last week haven't a clue. Cheers JWS
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    Have OD'd on cloves all week Lewis since molar removed,
    I thought it was eucalyptus oil or apple cider vinegar that mum used with the towel and bowl? Recall mustard being used but what the heck for!
    Yeah Marian it was eucalyptus oil, the cloves was for a hot toddy. I have a bad chest infection at the moment, doctors tomorrow had this for nearly two weeks nothing shifting it.Just taking squeezed lemon juice and spoonful of honey, gunk I am bringing up is not good. I have dropped nearly 7kgs in 10 days. I am trying to lose weight but not this way 16kgs in in two months is to much.

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    You need a Hospital and an Xray, that is not a normal "bad chest". To lose over one stone in just over a week is not good.
    Brian

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    Hi All.
    Ladies and blokes with sqeesy stomachs, read no further.
    There was one Indian guy who used to suck out boils, one day he was sucking this boil out of a big Ab,s backside when the AB farted, the Indian got up and slapped the AB across the face, and said if it's one thing I hate it's filth.
    cheers Des

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    I do recall a Corn Sucker in Durban but he put tobacco in his.

    Oh heck now I remember it was a corn smoking pipe.

    Lewis, off to the docs now not in the morning. You are physically sick this time and it is not your mind.

    To lose weight like that is not normal so do yourself a favor and get help. NOW!!!
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    Are You referring to the crusts made from the corns Marian. And do you put mllk and sugar on them. JWS
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    Quote Originally Posted by gray_marian View Post
    Nah John, referring to the non edible ones....and I'm still eating my lunch
    I once knew a guy who made a crust by keeping his underpants on for two weeks ata time.
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    Hope he put proper butter and marmite on John..

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    I had a few corns removed by the so called Indian Corn Man in Calcutta about 1950. It was a great success but I thought he used the small tip of a goats horn.

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    I have seen that trick done by a bloke in Calcutta who appeared to use the stem of a Biro pen .

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